Axel Pfuhl, as an Australian Army Reservist Military Policeman with INTERFET (International Force in East Timor), East Timor 1999-2000 and as a member of 9FSB (9th Force Support Battalion) UNTAET (United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor) 2000, interviewed by Lena Volkova.

Accession Number S04757
Collection type Sound
Measurement 1 hr 55 min
Object type Oral history
Physical description compact disc-recordable (CD-R)
Maker Pfuhl, Axel
Volkova, Lena (Elena)
Date made 28 April 2008
Access Open
Conflict East Timor, 1999-2013
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Source credit to AWM Oral History Program
Description

Topics covered are the experiences of Axel Pfuhl including: tasking with Military Police was road convoy escorts to AO Roberson, escorting enemy prisoners and payroll; road recon reporting and assistance into investigation of war crimes, which oftentimes presented gruesome sights and stories; active participation in school construction; learning about local cultures, including religious beliefs and tribal laws - Pfhul also was Chairman of a humanitarian project for two schools; the participation of female soldiers in 'male dominated' war culture.

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