Content on Cambodia UNTAC 1992-1993

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Australians in the UN missions to Cambodia 1991 to 1993

Civil unrest and conflict The people of Cambodia had suffered from years of conflict, occupation, civil war and genocide.

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Brad Dunn - A dramatic change (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - A more natural deployment in East Timor (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - A wave policy (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - An Indonesian Army Reserve (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Cambodia and East Timor veteran (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Communications teams (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Enlistment and early service history (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Family connections and religious ignorance (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Humanity gone (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Moving to Sisophon (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Projecting power in Dili (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Putting the guns away (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Rescuing reporters and old acquaintances (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - The CPP threat (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - The election (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - The Khmer Rouge (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - The Wool Shed bar (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Town burnings (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - With the Dutch Marines (Oral history)

Brad Dunn - Cambodia and East Timor veteran (Video)

Brad Dunn had always wanted to be in the Australian Army. As soon as he turned 17, he convinced his parents to allow him to join. He enlisted in August 1979.

Danny Blomeley - Locals and rat delicacy (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - A basic understanding (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - A communications detachment (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - A fairly normal existence (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - A friendly ransacking (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - A grisly hijack (part one) (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - A grisly hijack (part two) (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - A totally different environment (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - A typical day (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Accommodation (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Cambodia veteran (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Cambodia: An opportunity (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - End of the mission (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Enlistment (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Getting on with the job (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Mixed feelings (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Pre-embarkation training (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Recreation (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Resupplied by helicopter (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Very raw for the locals (Oral history)

Danny Blomeley - Cambodia veteran (Video)

Danny Blomeley joined the Australian Army when he turned 17, after completing his leaving certificate at school. He remembers having wanted to join the army from the age of 12.

We Remember Anzac (Primary Resource) (Book), (Student activity), (Teacher notes), (Educational)

The publication provides an Order of Service and step-by-step instructions to assist teachers and community groups to organise a respectful commemorative event. This publication encourages a greater…

We Remember Anzac (Secondary Resource) (Book), (Student activity), (Teacher notes), (Educational)

The publication provides an Order of Service and step-by-step instructions to assist teachers and community groups to organise a respectful commemorative event . The publication encourages a greater…
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