The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RAAF medical officer Squadron Leader Peter Clarke and RAAF medical assistant Leading Aircraftman Stephen Rust use a Mobile Intensive Care Rescue Facility (MICRF) on a Rwandan patient in a resuscitation bay inside the Kigali Central Hospital. The MICRF was designed as a portable self contained resuscitation facility to be used for strategic aeromedical evacuations (AME) and other applications. The Australian Medical Support Force, part of UNAMIR (United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda) (peacekeeping), runs the UN wing of the Kigali Central Hospital.
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
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
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
Rwanda. 1995-01-17. Taking a look at some watches some very keen Rwandan salesmen are trying to sell are Corporal Paul Jean and Lance Corporal Nathan Vinson. Both soldiers are members of the 2nd/4th B
Rwanda. 10 January 1995. Financial Adviser Major Dennis Cameron (left) and Finance Administrator Warrant Officer 2 Stewart Johns (both normally based in Canberra), are responsible for keeping the fina
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
