Towering tribute to Aboriginal Soldiers: abc.net.au/news/2021-05-2…

My book 'Asia in Flanders Fields. Indians and Chinese on the Western Front, 1914-20' will be launched at the National Army Museum on 16 December. All welcome. nam.ac.uk/whats-on/asia-…

Inexplicable cultural vandalism. A totally unique #WW1 relic now scheduled for demolition. Link to petition below, please sign bit.ly/3dSyNvv

A great eve at the launch of Dominiek Dendooven new book Asia In Flanders Fields, a study of the Chinese and Indian contribution to the Great War's Western front from 1914-1920. buff.ly/30fE9hb

Poignant display of original #WW1 grave markers at #Salisburycathedral Considering how many of these markers were originally made, I wonder how many survive today?

Port Piries's 'The Recorder' review's display of Recovering The Past.Exhibition now been on continuous AU display for 3.5 years now,an unexpected achievement! portpirierecorder.com.au/story/7714024/… #DOVO #SEDEE #BelEOD #EOD #PTSD #photoexhibition

Another great display for @recoveringthepast. 3235 visitors viewed the work at #riddochartsandculturalcentre, taking its total visitor count to beyond 80,000. The long-term #consequencesofwar which this work explores are sadly and once again, daily news #dovosedee #EOD #PTSD

In Flanders Fields One team, one location. #BEL #EOD #CoyPoelkapelle

Great new display for #recoveringthepast in #HughSawreyGallery,longreach,QLD. Located within #Australianstockmanshalloffame and soon to be viewed by its 81,000th visitor, am still amazed at the ongoing success of the work! #dovosedee #recoveringthepast

a huge fire broke out on the #Karst, south Gorizia. Dangerous detonations on the ground due to #WW1 remnants💥

#Science and knowledge need to transcend disciplinary and sectoral boundaries to have impact at scale. Magdalena Skipper #SIF2022 FAO Chief Scientist

Autumn, France & Belgium,#ironharvest time again. Year on year, thousands of unexploded #WW1 shells emerge from the ground. Also a consequence of every war fought since and likely those to come; the message of forward-looking @recoveringthepast #photoexhibition

Faces of WW2. Pensive, apprehensive, cheerful. Who knows their stories? We cannot know - perhaps will never know - from photos so long separated from family. But they are Everyman. And we should remember them, #RemembranceDay

Not far from Tyne Cot Cemetery and the New Zealand Memorial in Zonnebeke a First World War ammunition dump with 80 live shells waw incovered. They included phosgene gas shells. Smoke but no harm. Some houses evacuated for a short period. vrt.be/vrtnws/nl/2023…

My newest book, on the British West Indies Regiment, has now been published with Pen&Sword. pen-and-sword.co.uk/The-British-We…

Remembering both past and present; a newly crafted image for #RemembranceDay, and a timely nod of acknowledgment to the relentless, ongoing work of #eod #bombdisposal teams around the world. Belgium’s #dovosedee in these 2 pics, my respect to the EOD community at-large.

Can't wait! My @recoveringthepast exhibition opens @shrineofremembrance #Melbourne 1st April - 29th Sept 2024 | The long-term social and physical consequences of war are laid bare through this striking work. pdf link below, artist led tours available drive.google.com/file/d/1Zk1GTo…

@recoveringthepast #photoexhibition now open at #shrineofremembrance #Melbourne! A poignant study of the long-term social and physical consequences of war | artist will be representing the work in-person from 20th April - 19th May. Artist led tours available

6 years and 18 venues into @recoveringthepast nationwide tour of Australia.Its Genesis Imaging supplied C-type prints still look amazing after thousands of miles shipping between venues.Great job Genesis! Still unique,the long-term social & physical consequences of war laid bare

Happy International Archives Day! 🎉 ICRC archives collect and preserve ICRC documents dating from the 1860s to today, and make those until 1975 available for research. They comprise of around 6,700 linear meters of textual records, photographs, and more icrc.org/en/archives