The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-05. A refugee woman having an infected head wound treated by Lance Corporal (L.Cpl) Jenkins, a patrol medic from 2 Cavalry Regiment, Royal Australian Armoured Corps (RAAC). Two weeks earlier the Kibeho refugee camp had been devastated during a riot and subsequent massacre. L. Cpl Jenkins was a member of the Australian Medical Support Force (AMSF) which was Australia's contribution to the United Nations Assistance Mission In Rwanda (UNAMIR).
Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-05. Sick and wounded refugees receiving treatment from medical personnel of the Australian Medical Support Force (AMSF). The Australians are wearing United Nations (UN) insignia a
Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-06. Medical personnel of the Australian Medical Support Force (AMSF) treating a wounded refugee at a Casualty Clearing Post (CCP). In the left foreground is Corporal (Cpl) Reeves
Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-05. Debris of a partially destroyed temporary housing and personal belongings litter a refugee camp several days after the riot and subsequent massacre. The line of light coloured
Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-05. An Australian soldier of the Australian Medical Support Force (AMFS) standing amidst the remains of a refugee camp. Two weeks earlier this had been the site of a riot and subs
Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-05. Personnel of the Australian Medical Support Force (AMSF) personnel carrying a wounded refugee on a stretcher. They are all members of the United Nations Assistance Mission In
Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995. Debris of partially destroyed temporary housing and personal belongings litter a refugee camp several days after a riot and subsequent massacre. Note the lime covered mass grave
