The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"Kashmiri women on Pakistan side of the CFL (Cease Fire Line) carrying water collected from stream some miles away. Temperature in the high 40 degrees celcius. Note escarpment in background to where Capt Barrie Newman walked, from the road in foreground, to carry out investigations of alleged violations of the Cease Fire Agreement." This image is from the collection of Captain Barrie Newman, Australian Army, serving in the State of Jammu and Kashmir with the United Nations Military Observer Group India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP).
"Looking across saddle from SHEER picquet to Pak [Pakistan] picquet, middle left, where Capt Newman crossed CFL (Cease Fire Line) through mine field to investigate alleged violations of the Cease Fire
"UN jeep from Skardu (Pakistan territory) traversing winding track carved out of hillside alongside Indus River en route (upstream) to CFL (Cease Fire Line) to investigate alleged violations of the Ce
"Entering the town of Bhimber on the Pakistan side of the CFL (Cease Fire Line) where the UN Field Station was located in Bde HQs area, after completing investigations into ACFVs (Alleged Cease Fire V
"Captain (Capt) Barrie Newman, Australian UN Milob (Military Observer) stationed at UN Field Station, Domel, on the Pakistan side of the Cease Fire Line, checking 'lie of land' prior to going on inves
"Capt Newman's bearer operating hand generator of UN Motorola radio to communicate with UN HQs at Srinigar. Capt Newman walked 20 miles from the Skardu jeep head at Kharmang on the Indus River, and al
"Looking across saddle towards Indian SHEER picquet (16,498ft) from Pakistan CHOR picquet (15,496ft). Captain Barrie Newman, Australian UN Milob (Military Observer) had to return across this ground wh
