The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The site where Sergeant Ian Ward of the NSW police was killed when his Land Rover hit a landmine on 12 November 1974. Ward was escorting a family through the buffer zone between the Greek Cypriot and Turkish controlled areas of Cyprus. He was a member of the Australian civilian police contingent serving with the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). Parts of the wrecked vehicle can be seen in the background, along with a sign on the fence reading, "R.I.P. KILLED IN THE SERVICE OF PEACE SGT. IAN DONALD WARD AUST CIVPOL 12 November 1974". A nearby memorial cairn (not visible in the photograph) marks the spot.
An unidentified female Australian Federal Police Officer, a member of the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP), standing in front of a memorial cairn, probably dedicated to Sergeant (Sgt) Ian Dona
2480 Sergeant (Sgt) Steven Walsh standing next to a United Nations police car located in a Buffer Zone at a former United Nations checkpoint. The white concrete memorial to the right is in memory of
Three members of the Australian Federal Police (AFP) contingent serving with the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). Identified on left speaking with a female civilian police officer is Senior S
A United Nations Civilian Police (UNCIVPOL) mobile police station in the street at Athienou. UNCIVPOL was attached to the United Nations Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). The police station van bears the reg
Two Australian Federal Police (AFP) Officers, Paul Roland (left) and Clifford Cooke (right) talking to an unidentified elderly Cypriot man. The officers are part of the 23rd contingent to the United N
Turkish Cypriot demonstrators Ledra. This occurrence became known as the 'Pizza Delivery Boy Demonstrations'. A pizza delivery boy from the Republic of Cyprus got lost attempting to deliver a pizza t
