The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An informal portrait of 238821 Lieutenant (Lt) P J Hobbs talking to journalist Marje Prior, co author of the book 'Shooting at the Moon' at Battambang airfield. Number 2 Signal Squadron of the Australian Force Communications Unit (FCU) maintained a Headquarters at Battambang, located in the northwest of Cambodia and a region of continued Khmer Rouge presence. During the lead up to the May 1993 elections, the Australian Squadron shared the base with a Malaysian Infantry unit, an Indian Medical unit, a Pakistani Logistics unit, a Thai Engineering unit and the Australian Black Hawk helicopter Squadron.
Large galvanised iron sign nailed to a wooden frame. The face of sign is painted UN blue with white lettering: 2 SIGNAL SQDN HQ / FORCE COMMUNICATIONS UNIT. The frame is constructed from 3.5 cm square
White vehicle registration plate with black raised lettering and border bearing the registration number 'UNTAC-1341'. There are six mounting holes of which five are enlarged from being pulled from the
An informal portrait of 554703 Captain (Capt) Bill Hanlon of 2 Signal Squadron, Australian Force Communications Unit (FCU) at Battambang Airport, standing in front of an operational briefing map of Ca
Twelve Khmer members of a bridge construction crew greet photographer Heide Smith from the deck of the bridge they are building across a river at the village of Peam Sitha, 35 kilometres northwest of
A young Khmer Rouge soldier pauses on his bicycle at a United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) checkpoint near the Australian Federal Police (AFP) headquarters at Thmar Puok in Bante
Senator Gareth Evans (second left) speaks to Australian and New Zealand members of the Australian Force Communications Unit (FCU) in front of the orderly room at their base at Battambang during his vi
