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She was born in Victoria. When she was young she moved with her family to Perth
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In the Perth River
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Alice and her mother
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Alice enlisted for the Australian Army Nursing Service
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She served in Hospitals and on hospital ships in Egypt
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She moved to France where she served with the No.1 Australian General Hospital
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Joined No.2 Australian Casualty Clearing (2CCS) station inTrois Arbres
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2CCS was attacked by a German Aircraft
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She returned back to Australia after the war
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She married a doctor named Sydney Theodore Appleford
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Involved in training Voluntary Aid Detachments (VADs)
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During the Second World War she enlisted for full-timeduty with the VADs
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VADs had developed into the Australian Army WomensMedical Services and Alice Appleford was commissioned as a major and appointed senior assistant controllerfor Victoria
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She was awarded the Florence Nightingale medal by theInternational Red Cross.
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At Cronella, Sydney
