The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kigali (?), Rwanda. Captain (Capt) Ross Railton, an Australian Army physiotherapist, giving physiotherapy treatment to a young Rwandan landmine victim. Capt Railton, a member of a 308 strong Australian Medical Support Force, and had been in Rwanda since August 1994 providing medical support for United Nations (UN) troops and humanitarian assistance to the local people where possible. 20 to 30 per cent of Capt Railton's patients in Rwanda were victims of landmines or other unexploded ordnance.
Medical Administration Officer Lieutenant (Lt) Sean Kennaway talks to a young Rwandan burns patient at the Australian run wing of the Kigali Central Hospital. Lt Kennaway is part of a 308 strong Austr
Two army mechanics work on the engine of an Australian United Nations (UN) vehicle in Rwanda. The mechanics are serving with the Australian Medical Support Force in Rwanda helping to keep the fleet of
Australian Medical Support Force medical clerk, Leading Aircraftwoman Vanessa Burley (usually stationed at 321 Air Base Wing Darwin), smiles happily from her desk at the Kigali Central Hospital where
Scientific Officer Captain Caroline Burdock sits at her desk in front of a microscope at Kigali Central Hospital. Captain Burdock is a member of 1 Field Hospital Ingleburn, NSW, serving in Rwanda with
Scientific Officer Captain Caroline Burdock wearing a blue lab coat at work in the Kigali Central Hospital. Captain Burdock is a member of 1 Field Hospital Ingleburn, NSW, serving in Rwanda with the A
RAAF supply clerk, Leading Aircraftwoman Julie Jardine (normally stationed at 3 RAAF Hospital Sydney), packs away some of the thousands of pharmaceutical stores at the Kigali Central Hospital in Rwand
