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Photograph P01752.003 Period 1990-1999Staff Sergeant D. B. Lark, a member of the New Zealand Army, makes use of a model made on the ground to teach a number of Cambodians how to give orders on the technique for clearing land mines. Staff

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Samrong district, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, 1993. Typical terrain in which land mines and minefields were laid in Cambodia in the time of the Khmer Rouge regime. As a demonstration, a mine is visible in the centre of the picture. At this time, Mine Clearance Training Units (MCTUs) serving with the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) were running courses in mine identification, minefield marking and mine clearance for the local people.
Staff Sergeant D. B. Lark, a member of the New Zealand Army, makes use of a model made on the ground to teach a number of Cambodians how to give orders on the technique for clearing land mines. Staff

A student carefully uncovers a dummy land mine on a road, as part of a course in mine clearance being conducted by a Mine Clearance Training Unit (MCTU) serving with the United Nations Transitional Au

Distinguished by their blue shirts, a group of qualified Cambodian deminers, together with their two New Zealand instructors, take a break from mine clearance operations. The New Zealanders, clad in j

An informal portrait of W133384 Leading Aircraftwoman (LACW) Kylie Kiddle, one of twenty RAAF personnel serving with the Australian Force Communications Unit (FCU) contingent of the United Nations Tra

A sign in English and Cambodian warning of the presence of mines on a road through the countryside. Australian soldiers belonging to the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) were

A Cambodian mine clearance trainee using hedge clippers to clear grass and expose a land-mine. Australian sappers attached to the United Nations Training Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) were posted to M
