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NZDF Images: NZ Army Leaves East Timor (1)

Monday, 18 November 2002, 2:40 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Defence Force

Defence Force Images: NZ Army Leaves East Timor (1)

Captioned images from the NZ Defence Force showing the handing over ceremony at Suai, East Timor for the departure of the NZ Battalion which has served there since late 1999. See also the next story for more images.

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