The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 kangaroo across the centre. Below this is another circular cloth badge, a United Nations light blue globe emblem with United Nations written in English and French.
Associated with Lance Corporal Martin (Jock) Wallace. Wallace was a signaller with the first contingent (September 1991 – May 1992) to the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO).
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
White coloured rock with a number of cracks or fissures on its upper surface. The words 'MINURSO ROCK OF COMMAND' are written in black felt pen across the top, but the lettering is faded and partly ef
Flag made from length of scarlet coarsely woven cotton and screen printed in the centre with a dark green pentacle. This flag was brought back from the Western Sahara by Warrant Officer 2 Peter Zaja
Cotton drill rank brassard in Disruptive Pattern Camouflage Uniform (DPCU) style with a velcro attachment to rear. The brassard is fitted with a pen storage slot. A corporal's rank patch and an 'Austr
Khaki cotton drill brassard with elastic strap adjustment for sleeve and 48 mm button hole to accept shoulder strap. On the upper section of the brassard is a green rectangular machine embroidered cot
Brass and enamel cap badge featuring design of a white camel standing on a crescent-shaped base, which contains the letters 'MINURSO', in blue. The area between camel and the base is voided, and the c
