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Photograph 200579 East Timor, 1999-2013Palmerston, 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

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Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Soldiers of B Squadron, 3/4 Cavalry Regiment listening to the Regimental Sergeant Major of the Army in the compound at Robertson Barracks, after the Prime Minister, John Howard along with Kim Beazley, the Leader of the Opposition and Senator Meg Lees, the Leader of the Australian Democrats, bid them farewell them prior to their departure to join the International Force for East Timor (Interfet). Identified left to right: L/Cpl Ryan Black; Sgt Frank Markowski; L/Cpl Stuart Jamieson; L/Cpl Neil John (sunglasses); Cpl “Rabbit” Warren; Tpr Keiran Dan; Tpr Phillip Bosworth; Cpl Wayne Bishop (wearing sunglasses) and Tpr Tristan Griffiths
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. Lance Corporal Black (left) and Sergeant Markow(itz?), both of B Squadron, 3/4 Cavalry Regiment listening to the Regimental Sergeant Major of the Army in the compoun

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

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the official party who have accompanied the Prime Minister, John Howard to Robertson Barracks to farewell the troops prior to their departure to join the
