Doctors and nurses of an Australian civilian surgical team outside a Vietnamese hospital looking ...

Doctors and nurses of an Australian civilian surgical team outside a Vietnamese hospital looking at an operating table. More than 450 civilian medical and surgical staff volunteered to work in hospitals in Vietnam to instruct and teach Vietnamese medical and paramedical personnel and provide medical aid to anyone who required it. From the collection of Dr Tom Hugh, a member of the Prince Henry and Prince of Wales hospital team.

• Vietnamese civilians preparing to do some painting and refurbishment before starting medical work ...
• Members of an Australian civilian surgical team with members of a United States (US) Army medical ...
• A member of an Australian civilian surgical team visiting a United States (US) Army hospital. The ...
• A Vietnamese man, the Le Loi Hospital medical interpreter, stands beside the United States (US) ...
• Dr Tom Hugh, member of an Australian civilian surgical team standing beside a white Volkswagen ...
• Doctor Noel Lucas, a member of an Australian civilian surgical team, conducting a clinic in Le ...
• Members of an Australian civilian surgical team, Dr Tom Hugh (left) and Professor Doug Tracy make ...
• A Vietnamese medical interpreter organises a group of Vietnamese clinic patients at Le Loi ...
• Two surgeons, Dr Tom Hugh (left) and Dr Bob Perrett operating on a patient, assisted by a nurse ...
• An unidentified Australian member of an Australian civilian surgical team, and a Vietnamese ...
• Vietnamese patients lying in hospital beds, with members of their families sleeping on mattresses ...
• A Vietnamese mother lying on a hospital bed with her sleeping child, who has one leg in a cast ...