The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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, examines a possible malaria carrying mosquito under a microscope. Malaria is endemic to Rwanda and one of the jobs of the health section is to identify breeding areas and carry out eradication programmes. This section is part of the Australian Medical Support Force which has been in the war-torn central African nation since August 1994, with UNAMIR (United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda) (peacekeeping).
Rwanda. 1995-01-10. Environmental Health Technician, Corporal Dave Bickley, a member of 4th Preventative Medical Company, Brisbane, currently serving in Rwanda with the Environmental Health Section. H
UNAMIR (United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda) Force Health Officer, Captain Matt Waixel, inspects health standards in the kitchen area of a local restaurant. Captain Waixel inspects restaurants
Environmental Health Technician, Corporal Dave Bickley, a member of 4th Preventative Medicine Company, Brisbane, serving in Rwanda with the Environmental Health Section in Rwanda, crouches near a rive
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. 1995-01-05. Staff Sergeant Paul Rowe (usually with 3CER, 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment, Townsville, QLD), examines an unexploded 82mm mortar bomb. Rowe, an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) tec
Rwanda. 1995-01-06. Lance Corporal Brenton Doyle (usually with 3CER 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment Townsville), disposing of an 82mm mortar bomb. Doyle, a Field Engineer, is part of the Australian conti
