The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Khost, Afghanistan. 1991-10. Disused Russian trenches on a flat open plain below the mountains.
Khost, Afghanistan. 1991-10. A derelict Russian tank, type T-34-85. This type of tank was manufactured between 1943 and 1947 inclusive. This particular tank probably belonged to the Afghani Government
Khost, Afghanistan. 1991-09. Captain Mark Willetts and an Afghani demining instruction crew in a Russian tank, T-55. Willetts was an Australian member of the United Nations Mine Clearance Training Tea
Khost, Afghanistan. 1991-09. Informal group portrait of Afghanis including Dr Wali (centre), a general practitioner who manages the Khost demining site. The group stand in front of an ex Soviet Hind D
Khost, Afghanistan. c. 1991-10. Captain Mark Willetts beside the wreck of an Afghani Government aircraft, Antonov 32 (AN32). This is a Soviet plane bearing the insignia of the Afghani Government. Will
Konar, Afghanistan. 1991-1992. A demonstration in open country among the mountains by a member of the local Mujahideen of a Soviet RPG7, with a rocket ready for launching, in Konar Province, north of
Khost, Afghanistan. 1992-03-31. Captain Marcus Fielding, an Australian Army member of the United Nations Mine Clearance Training Team - Afghanistan/Pakistan (UNMCTT) test firing a ZSU 23/4 anti-aircra
