The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal gathering of a Timorese family and villagers in a hut. The baby, held by his grandmother (centre) was delivered with the help of Captain (Capt) Ben Farinazzo, part of the International Force for East Timor (Interfet). The mother (sitting, right) and father (standing, foreground, in white and red t-shirt) named the baby Ben after Capt Farinazzo. There is a "Xanana" poster hanging on the rear wall of the hut and a small cassette player on a small table.
Informal portrait of Captain (Capt) Ben Farinazzo holding "Baby Ben" whom he helped to deliver. The baby's mother and father (standing, background) named the baby after Capt Farinazzo to show their gr
Captain (Capt) Ben Farinazzo, part of the International Force for East Timor (Interfet), surrounded by children, as he writes a note to "Baby Ben", whom he helped to deliver. The baby's father (squatt
A panoramic view of an Australian Army Land Rover (registration number 48064) parked in front of a recently constructed thatched Timorese hut belonging to a family who recently welcomed the arrival of
Informal portrait of Captain Ben Farinazzo with the East Timorese weavings he was given as a tribute to him for his help in delivering a baby a few days earlier.
Captain (Capt) Ben Farinazzo, part of the International Force for East Timor (Interfet), giving out clothes to Timorese after the soccer match between a Timorese team and an Australian and New Zealand
Matai, East Timor. 16 November 1999. Three Timorese men and a small child standing around a table in a makeshift camp. One man is wearing a towel over his torn camouflage pants and there is a cassette
