The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of unidentified officers of the United Nations (UN) forces, and a civilian , inspect what appears to be a bomb crater which has filled with water, probably at a base or camp in Korea. Sheds or barracks in the area were destroyed. Note the barbed wire fence surrounding the hole, and a sign probably warning of the danger.
Cambodia, 1993-05-30. A sign on a barbed wire fence warning in Khmer and English of the danger of land mines. The mines were probably laid by members of the National Army of Democratic Kampuchea (NADK
Cambodia, c. 1993-05-30. Several white United Nations (UN) vehicles parked at a district headquarters of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC). A sign on a barbed wire fence in
Cambodia, 1993-05-30. A red and white sign on a wood and razor wire fence warning in Khmer and English of the danger of land mines. The mines were probably laid by members of the National Army of Demo
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. August 1971. Outside the walls of the Australian Force Vietnam (AFV) Detention Barracks in Vung Tau. Note the barbed wire fence and the keep out sign on the gate.
A view of an area where sheds or barracks have been destroyed, probably at an army base or camp in Korea. In the background behind the high fence are a group of tents. In the foreground all that rem
LABUAN ISLAND, NORTH WEST BORNEO 1945-11-06. 9TH ARMED FORCES BROADCASTING SECTION, AUSTRALIAN ARMY AMENITIES SERVICE. SX33429 PRIVATE C. G. JACKSON AND SX38252 LIEUTENANT K. D. CROSSMAN, COMMANDING O
