The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Red printed, white hollow-core plastic board, mine warning sign, with Cambodian writing across the top, the skull and cross bones, then 'Danger!! Mines!!' across the bottom.
Associated with the Australian Contingent United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (ASC UNTAC).
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
Square yellow cotton sign printed in black with a skull & cross bones. The top and bottom of the sign has been hemmed over to hold a 210mm long steel wire rod. This rod has been bent round at each end
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
Triangular galvanised steel sign with a central hole at top and bottom for attachment to a post. The sign has an overall red painted finish, and has been stencilled in white paint with the words 'NAPK
KAMPONG CHAM, CAMBODIA. 1993-04-02. SIGN ON A TREE WARNING OF MINES IN THE AREA NEAR THE INDIAN COMPOUND OF SECTOR 5 EAST, UNITED NATIONS TRANSITIONAL AUTHORITY IN CAMBODIA (UNTAC). (ORIGINAL NEGATIVE
White polyester cotton banner made from a bed sheet, featuring a Khmer title positioned above twelve handpainted colour depictions of ordnance, each identified in Khmer, over the following details: '
