The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depiction of Neyamet, a five year old Afghan boy who received a serious ballistic wound to his head. Peter Churcher recalled, "When he arrived at the American hospital on Bagram airbase, part of his skull was missing and a section of his brain had been blown away. Neyamet has made a remarkable recovery and was a bright and bubbly addition to the ward. He was a particular favourite of the two Australian paramedics. Neyamet is an orphan, has miraculously restored the use of his brain and was even speaking quite a few words of English, picked up from his American nurses."
Two SAS soldiers with Simpson the donkey, in the Australian compound, Bagram. Peter Churcher recalled, "The SAS squadron had four donkeys that they purchased from the locals. The donkeys proved to be
