The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 in Cambodia (ASC UNTAC).
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 Aust
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. Thi
Megan Hall as a signalwoman Force Communications Unit, United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), Cambodia 1991-1993, interviewed by Susan Aitkin
Elizabeth Gill as a corporal Force Communications Unit, United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), Cambodia 1991-1993, interviewed by Susan Aitkin
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
Michelle Stevens as a leading aircraftwoman Force Communications Unit, United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), Cambodia 1991-1993, interviewed by Susan Aitkin