The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the British, Irish and Canadian military, and the Australian police, working together at a joint operations command. They are attached to the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP), established in 1964 to counter violence between the Greek and Turkish communities. Left to right: an unidentified British Lieutenant (using a radio microphone); an unidentified Irish peacekeeper; two unidentified Canadian Captains; and an unidentified police officer from South Australia, working as part of the United Nations Civilian Police (UNCIVPOL).
Sergeant (Sgt) Denis Percy (left), and two other unidentified Australian policemen, meet with a Turkish major in the village of Polamedia. Sgt Percy, a police officer from NSW, served in Cyprus with t
Four Australian police officers on operations in the Polis district for the United Nations Civilian Police (UNCIVPOL), attached to the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). Identified left to righ
A United Nations Civilian Police (UNCIVPOL) mobile police station in the street at Athienou. UNCIVPOL was attached to the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). The police station van bears the reg
The commander of the United Nations troops in Cyprus, General (Gen) Kodendera Thimayya (right), talks with Sergeant (Sgt) Robert Macdonald, of Lithgow, NSW, (left) during a tour of peace force units.
Inspector Barry Boyce with an Australian United Nations forces vehicle on the streets of Nicosia. The sign on the front grill of the vehicle identifies it as "UNFICYP CIVILIAN POLICE". This image form
Two Australian Federal Police (AFP) Officers, Paul Roland (left) and Clifford Cooke (right) talking to an unidentified elderly Cypriot man. The officers are part of the 23rd contingent to the United N
