The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
F4950002 Commandant Marie C. Hunter (later Boyle), Australian Red Cross (ARC), holding Mot, a South Vietnamese orphan, in the Red Cross library at the Australian Base. One of the few survivors from a bombed village, Mot spent several months under the care of the ARC before being transferred to the care of a local orphanage. Note the Christmas tree and decorations in the background.
Wilva Ghersi, left and F4950002 Commandant Marie C. Hunter, right, (later Boyle), Australian Red Cross (ARC), sitting on sandbag levees outside the 8 Field Ambulance. The women are wearing jungle gree
F4950002 Superintendent Marie C. Hunter (later Boyle), Australian Red Cross (ARC), standing in front of the Villa du Bois.
F4950002 Superintendent Marie C. Hunter (later Boyle), Australian Red Cross (ARC), standing on a balcony with her sister, Superintendent Terry Omond, ARC, (right). Superintendent Hunter was then servi
F4950002 Superintendent Marie C. Hunter (later Boyle), Australian Red Cross (ARC), with a couple of young Vietnamese boys standing outside their new makeshift "home" in a hamlet on Slope 30, north of
Mot, a South Vietnamese orphan who spent several months under the care of the Australian Red Cross before being given over to care of a local orphange, stands with recuperating medical patients outsid
F4950002 Superintendent Marie C. Hunter (later Boyle), Australian Red Cross (ARC), relaxing in a hammock outside one of the Unit's tents in the medical area. She is wearing a jungle green field unifor
