The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Indian Army personnel taking part in physical training (PT) exercises outside the Australian Medical Support Force (AMFS) Headquarters. Note the fuel trucks, Landrovers and mobile cranes painted in United Nations colours. The AMFS was Australia's contribution to the United Nations Assistance Mission In Rwanda (UNAMIR).
Australian Army personnel wearing camouflage uniforms and United Nations caps outside the Australian Medical Support Force (AMSF) headqarters. The sandbags protect emergency defensive bunkers construc
Corporal Lee Rowley, a member of the Australian Medical Support Force (AMSF) standing beside his bunk in the accommodation block of the Australian headquarters. The AMSF was Australia's contribution t
A Telstra mobile satellite transmitting and receiving dish in the courtyard of the United Nations (UN) compound. The dish provided a vital telecommunications link with Australia and was operated by Ro
The front gate and gaol house at the Australian Medical Support Force (AMSF) headquarters. Note the sandbags piled on and around the guard post. The AMSF was Australia's contribution to the Untited Na
Murambi, Rwanda. 1995-04. 556272 Corporal Justin White, 135 Signals Squadron, Royal Australian Signals Corps (RASIGS), (left) and Signalman Gordon (Gonad) Koenig, 103 Signals Squadron RASIGS, (right),
556272 Corporal Justin White, 135 Signals Squadron Royal Australian Signals Corps (RASIGS), using the telephone handpiece of a small International Maritime Satellite (INMARSAT) receiving and transmitt
