The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of two members of an Australian civilian surgical team, with two Vietnamese doctors. Identified left to right: Dr Thoi, Dr Gordon Hudson, Dr Keit, and nurse Janet Glasson. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical staff volunteered to work in hospitals in Vietnam to instruct and teach Vietnamese medical and paramedical personnel and provide medical aid to everyone who required it.
Displaced Vietnamese children gathered around two civilian doctors, Dr Gordon Hudson and Dr Ken Doust out on a field trip. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical staff volunteered to work in hosp
Studio portrait of Janet Glasson, a member of an Australian civilian surgical team, wearing her uniform. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical staff volunteered to work in hospitals in Vietnam t
Informal portrait of nurse Janet Glasson, a member of an Australian civilian Surgical team relaxing on the beach at Vung Tau during a break away from the hospital at Long Xuyen. More than 450 civilian
Informal portrait of Janet Glasson, a nurse with an Australian civilian surgical team, firing an M16 gun at the rifle range at Thot Not. Members of the civilian surgical team undertook weapons trainin
Australian civilian doctors and nurses gathered in the courtyard of the hospital at Ba Ria. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical staff volunteered to work in hospitals in Vietnam to instruct an
Informal group portrait of Australian civilian and military doctors and nurses, along with Vietnamese medical staff outside a hospital. Note that two of the doctors have cameras hanging around their n
