The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 UN vehicles on the road. 308 Australians with the medical force have been in the war-torn central African nation since August 1994 and are due to return home in February 1995 when they will be replaced by another group of Australians for a further six months.
Busoro, Rwanda. 1994-09-10. Local children and inhabitants line the side of the road watching a United Nations (UN) Land Rover Army vehicle pass through the village. UN troops were deployed to Rwanda
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 Australia
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
Butare, Rwanda. 1994-08-27. United Nations (UN) vehicles parked outside the outposted medical treatment section compound in Butare which was established by the Australian Medical Support Force. The co
Lance Corporal Mick Orr, a member of 4 Put Medical Company, currently serving with the Australian Medical Support Force in Rwanda, wears a protective mask while spraying pesticide fogging at the displ
Rwanda. 1995-01-10. Environmental Health Technician, Lance Corporal Mick Orr, a member of 4th Preventative Medical Company, Brisbane, currently serving in Rwanda with the Environmental Health Section,
