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Photograph 200556 East Timor, 1999-2013Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), the Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) formed up in the compound of Robertson Barracks, listen an address by Senator Meg Lees

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Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Senator Meg Lees, the leader of the Australian Democrats, talking to Lieutenant (Lt) Tim Warner (right) and Lt "Chuck" Berry (left), both of A Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery. Senator Lees accompanied Prime Minister John Howard and other politicians to Darwin to farewell Australian troops at Robertson Barracks prior to their departure to join the International Force for East Timor (Interfet). Identified are Lt Matt Campbell (partly obscured by Senator Lees) and Captain Buchanan (left), both of 3rd Battalion (Parachute), the Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) and Griffin (partially obscured behind Lt Warner.
Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), the Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) formed up in the compound of Robertson Barracks, listen an address by Senator Meg Lees

Palmerston, NT. Members of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute) and 108 Field Battery (108 Fd Bty), 4th Field Regiment (4 Fd Regiment) formed up in the Robertson Barracks compound listen to the Prime Ministe

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) marching away from the compound at Robertson Barracks, after the Prime Minister, John

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Informal portrait of Warrant Officer Class 2 Goom, 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) at Robertson Barracks, after the Prime Minister, J

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Informal portrait of Warrant Officer Class 1 Hill, 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) at Robertson Barracks, after the Prime Minister, J

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Mrs Howard (right) and Senator Meg Lees, the Leader of the Australian Democrats (left), talking to two female soldiers, Sergeant Pendergast (left) and Warrant Office
