The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A collapsed United Nations (UN) Observation Post (OP) 6-4B, A Company, damaged by an Israeli bomb attack. While one side of the building is in ruins, the other side stands intact. There were no serious casualties resulting from this Israeli raid. OGL (Observer Group Lebanon) Observers occupied these OPs to observe and report violations of the Israel/Lebanon Armistice Agreement. OGL, a multinational UN peacekeeping force was a unit of UNTSO (United Nations Truce Supervision Organization) under the operational control of Force Commander UNIFIL (UN Interim Force in Lebanon).
Haris, Lebanon. Exterior of 6-38A United Nations (UN) Observation Post (OP). OGL (Observer Group Lebanon) Observers occupied OPs along the Lebanon/Israeli border, and from here they observed and repor
United Nations (UN) Observation Post (OP) Lab, situated along the Lebanese/Israeli border. A UN flag flies from the top of the building. From here OGL (Observer Group Lebanon) observers observe and re
Captain James Craig Dittmar, a United Nations Military Observer (UNMO) from Australia, sits working at a desk inside a UN Observation Post (OP). In front of him is a large map. From these OPs, situate
Interior of OGL (Observer Group Lebanon) Observation Post (OP) Ras, named after the village of Maroun a Ras. Inside is a desk and chair underneath a window looking out to the mountains. From OPs situa
United Nations (UN) Observation Post (OP) Hin, named after the village Mar Wah Hin, on the Lebanese/Israeli border. A UN flag flies from the top of the building. From here OGL (Observer Group Lebanon)
Exterior of OGL (Observers Group Lebanon) Observation Post (OP) Ras, named after the village Maroun a Ras. OGL observers occupied OPs along the Lebanese/Israeli border from where they observed and rep
