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Photograph 200559 East Timor, 1999-2013Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. The Prime Minister, John Howard talking to Corporal Fuller, 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). The Prime Minister, accompanied by other

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Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. The Prime Minister, John Howard shaking hands with Warrant Officer Class 2 Goom, 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). The Prime Minister, accompanied by other politicians travelled to Darwin to bid farewell to the troops at Robertson Barracks prior to their departure to join the International Force for East Timor (Interfet). Identified are, second row, left to right: unidentified, unidentified, Staff Sergeant Shepherd, Sergeant Nicholson, and Eaton. Lieutenant Colonel Blackie (wearing a slouch hat) looks on from behind the photographers and members of the media that surround the Prime Minister as he moves amongst the troops.
Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. The Prime Minister, John Howard talking to Corporal Fuller, 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). The Prime Minister, accompanied by other

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. The Prime Minister, John Howard talking to an unidentified member of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) in the Robertson Barracks co

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Prime Minister John Howard talking to Corporal Fuller of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), the Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). The Prime Minister, accompanied by othe

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) formed up in the Robertson Barracks compound listen to the Prime Minister, John Howard

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Major Hermann (centre) and Lieutenant Kiwi (right), both of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) in the Robertson Barracks coumpound.

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Two soldiers taking photogrpaphs, knealing in front of members of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). The troops are formed up in th
