The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Northern Iraq. 1991-06. Outdoor group portrait of medical officers of the Australian Service Contingent, Operation Habitat (Australia's contribution to the multinational response known as Operation Provide Comfort). Identified standing, left to right; Major Jon Hodge (OC Med Coy), Captain Tam Tran and Captain Jane Morris – the remainder are unidentified. During the operation, four Australian teams of five medical personnel travelled in excess of 150 kilometres from the base camp at Gir-i-Pit each day, providing humanitarian assistance to Kurdish refugees fleeing Iraqi forces in the wake of the Gulf War. Approximately 60 to 100 patients were treated by a team per day.
Northern Iraq. 1991-06. Informal portrait of doctors Major Jon Hodge and Captain Jane Morris, medical officers with the Australian Service Contingent, Operation Habitat (Australia's contribution to t
Gir-i-Pit region, Northern Iraq. 1991-06. Members of a medical team with the Australian Service Contingent prepare for a tea break while operating a roadside clinic for Kurdish refugees fleeing Iraqi
Gir-i-Pit region, northern Iraq, 1991-06. Two members of the Australian Service Contingent, Operation Habitat, in a tent with Royal Navy colleagues. Identified from left to right; unidentified, uniden
Probably Gir-i-Pit, northern Iraq. 1991-06. Members of a multinational medical team, possibly from the British Army medical squadron, weigh a Kurdish infant before treatment for malnutrition. As part
Gir-i-pit region, northern Iraq. 1991-06. Warrant Officer Class One Wayne Langford checks an IV drip whilst Lance Corporal Mark Campbell (center) examines the patient’s heart rate at a roadside clinic
Probably Gir-i-Pit, northern Iraq. 1991-06. Stretcher cases being treated on the verandah of the medical clinic operated by the British Army medical squadron. As part of the multinational response kno
