The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Army brassard in disruptive pattern camouflage uniform (DCPU). The brassard has two patches sewn on it, a round blue and white United Nations patch above a rectangular Australian patch. This patch is dark green edged with yellow cotton. In the centre is a red kangaroo in front of crossed swords. Below is the word 'AUSTRALIA', woven in white thread.
The wearer was a Australian member of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia. UNTAC was a multinational force responsible for organising and overseeing elections, protecting human rights, maintaining law and order and rehabilitating the infastructure of the newly democratic Cambodia. It was led by an Australian, Lieutenant General John Sanderson, and ran from February 1992 to September 1993.
Australian Army, disruptive pattern camouflage, cotton cloth brassard. The brassard has an unofficial circular cloth patch at the top, which is green and printed with a bounding, gold coloured kangaro
Unopened packet of beige coloured soap wrapped in clear plastic. Printed in blue on both sides 'UNTAC SOAP'. As issued to members of the Australian Contingent United Nations Transitional Authority i
An Australian Defence Force (ADF) standard issue Disruptive Pattern Camouflage Uniform (DPCU) brassard. At the top is an embroidered badge with the Australian flag with 'AUSTRALIA' embroidered undern
The United Nations Transitional Authority Cambodia (UNTAC) was established to ensure the implementation of the United Nations negotiated “Agreements on a comprehensive political settlement of the Camb
Cotton brassard in Disruptive Pattern Desert Uniform (DPDU) fabric. Sewn on the main body of the brassard is a woven white patch with the Red Cross. The brassard is secured to the sleeve by buttons wh
Flag made from three separate flags sewn together: a small embroidered Australian flag on the upper left canton, above a printed Cambodian flag (1989-1991 pattern), with an embroidered United Nations