The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Red Cross worker, Chief Superintendent Pam Spence of Bentleigh, Vic. Pam, who previously worked with the Australian Military Forces in Singapore, is the only Australian woman in uniform in South Vietnam. Currently serving at the US 3rd Field Hospital, she attends to the needs of Australian and New Zealand troops hospitalised. She is presenting Sapper D. A. James of Liverpool, NSW, with the contents of a Red Cross patient's comfort kit containing pyjamas, thongs, shaving and toilet gear and writing material.
Vietnam. 1967-10. Warrant Officer Class 2 Ron Seiler of Wagga Wagga, NSW, and the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV) attends to the medical needs of one of the Regional Forces troops at the
Alexandria, Egypt. c. 1943. Outside the Australian Comfort Funds (ACF) tent is Mrs Boyd Moriarty of Manly, NSW, a volunteer worker with the Australian Red Cross, she is attending to AIF repatriates fr
Butterworth, Malaysia. c.1966-07-25. Leading Aircraftman John Eivers of Villawood, NSW, is shown the contents of an Australian Red Cross package while sitting on his bed in No. 4 RAAF Hospital. He is
Miss S. Graham (at right), an Australian Red Cross Society worker, who is in charge of the Red Cross Section at the 2/1st Australian General Hospital, Port Moresby, changes a patient’s book at the lib
Wounded in Korea, Lance Corporal B Hughson of Eastwood, NSW, gets a free Red Cross issue of chocolate and shaving soap in the British Commonwealth Occupation Force General Hospital, Kure, Japan, from
Australian troops supported by an armoured personnel carrier are on the alert as they move through jungle in search of hidden Viet Cong. The men, members of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Reg
