The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A mural depicting mine detection, on the wall of a barracks building used by South African engineers.
Dili, East Timor. 11 November 1999. A mural depicting Indonesian soldiers painted on the wall of a former Tentara Nasional Indonesia (TNI) (Indonesian National Army) barracks building within the Inter
RUNDU, NAMIBIA. 1989-08 - 1990-04. MURAL PAINTED ON A BARRACK WALL IN THE RUNDU AIRFORCE BASE BY THE SOUTH AFRICANS. THE LANGUAGE IS AFRIKAANS. THE SOUTH AFRICAN DEFENCE FORCE (SADF) BASE IN RUNDU WAS
Local mine resistant personnel carriers. The blue vehicle (left) belongs to to South West African Police (SWAPOL), while the brown vehicle (right) are used by the South African Army.
CANBERRA, ACT. 1973-07-23. A VIEW OF AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL GALLERY NO. 7 SHOWING IN THE FOREGROUND AN S.E.5A AIRCRAFT AND ON THE UPPER WALL A SECTION OF A MURAL SHOWING THE VARIOUS AIRCRAFT USED BY
A line of handlers and their dogs used in mine detection operations involving the United Nations Mine Clearance Training Team - Afghanistan/Pakistan (UNMCTT).
Interior of the passenger compartment of a Wolf Mine Protected Vehicle (MPV). MPV's were leased from the South African Defence Force (SADF) by the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UN
