Captain Neil Churches at Satpara Lake, Skardu. Churches is acclimatising prior to climbing from ...

Captain Neil Churches at Satpara Lake, Skardu. Churches is acclimatising prior to climbing from 8000 feet to 20,000 feet. This is one of 15 photographs that relate to the service of Lieutenant Colonel Neil Richard Churches, Royal Australian Signals, who served as a Military Observer in Kashmir with United Nations Military Observer Group India and Pakistan during April 1980 - April 1981.

• Road from the United Nations Field Station (UNFS) Skardu to UNFS Astor across the Deosai High ...
• "Willy's jeep" supplied by the Pakistan Army to the United Nations Military Observer Group in ...
• View of the road to Astor, Karakoran Range. This is one of 15 photographs that relate to the ...
• View of the road from Skardu to Deosai. This is one of 15 photographs that relate to the service ...
• Road at 14,000 feet above sea level at Deosai, with low cloud cover in the distance. This is one ...
• View of the road to Deosai. This is one of 15 photographs that relate to the service of ...
• View of Skardu at 8,000 feet above sea level from Mughal Fort above the Indus River looking south ...
• View of Mustapha picquet at 19,200 feet above sea level. Mustapha picquet is the highest ...
• United Nations Field Station (UNFS) at the town of Bhimber on the Line of Control in Kashmir. ...
• United Nations Field Station (UNFS) Domel on Line of Control in Kashmir. This is one of 15 ...
• The route to United Nations Field Station Astor across the Deosai Plains, 14,000 feet above sea ...
• United Nations Field Station, Skardu. This is one of 15 photographs that relate to the service of ...
• "Willy's jeep" is seen through the windscreen and is supplied by the Pakistan Army to the United ...
• The route to Puin/Kapal in near the Chinese border in Kashmir. This is one of 15 photographs that ...