Contains three documents:
- "Secrets, Spies and Videotapes", containing information about a BBC [British Broadcasting Corporation] Panorama television production of the same name.
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] report to the United Nations, S/1999/401, 9 April 1999.
- UNSCOM report on the disarmament of Iraq's proscribed weapons and the monitoring and verification of weapons in Iraq, S/1999/94, 29 January 1999.

Includes a floppy disc inscribed "UNSCOM S99-94", originally housed in an envelope inscribed as follows: "Disc of S/1999/94. UNSCOM Report from Internet - File: //C:\Temp\UNSCOM S99-94 html. 202 pages". Floppy disc was removed from envelope during processing for preservation purposes.

"Secrets, Spies and Videotapes", the UNSCOM report dated April 1999 and the first 11 pages of the UNSCOM report dated January 1999 were found loose next to a ring binder containing pages 12-202 of the January UNSCOM report. They were placed together during processing.

A sticker with the title "United Nations UNSCOM reports for 1999" was removed from the ring binder during processing, and placed at the beginning of the file. The ring binder was discarded during processing.

Contains "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] 107/CW22 Inspection Report (Abridged Version): Research in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Iraqi Universities and Selected Institutes. 18 January - 6 February 1995". Includes annexes III - XX.

Contains faxes, and photocopied correspondence, between the Australian Mission and the United Nations (New York), including request from UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] for Peter Dunn to take part in an inspection in Iraq.

Also contains a photocopied list of Iraqi Learned Societies and Research Institutes, from The World of Learning - 1992, pages 730-732.

Contains a bound set of papers from the Ninth Plenary Session - UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission], New York, which includes the following documents:

- Summary signal, New York - Canberra re the meetings
- Organisation chart of UNSCOM
- Contact details of the Commissioners
- Agenda of the Plenary Session
- Report of the Combined Meeting of the Working Groups

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00004 - DUNN00009.

Contains:
- Fax relating to participation in an UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] mission to Iraq, March, 1996.
- Correspondence and reports relating to the UNSCOM 11th Plenary Session, May 1996 and UNSCOM 143 inspection.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00004 - DUNN00009.

Contains:
- Photocopy of book entitled The United Nations and the Iraq-Kuwait Conflict 1990-1996
- UNSCOM Newsletter, 1 March, 1996

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Dunn March 1996". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00004 - DUNN00009.

Report was housed in an envelope inscribed "Dunn March 1996 Paul Mas [?] Report - in the May 1996 Travel File Peter Gray Report." For preservation purposes, it was removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00004 - DUNN00009.

Contains:
- Correspondence with: Dr Catherine Greenwood; Ambassador Rolf Ekéus; Peter Furlonger; Dr R. Brabin-Smith; Ben Selinger.
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Report to the United Nations Security Council, S/1995/1038, 17 December 1995.
- Photocopy of The United Nations and the Iraq-Kuwait Conflict 1990-1996.
- Correspondence with Dr Barry N. Noller about regaining contact with an Iraqi chemist, Dr Zuhair Sharif Salih and the Iraqi Union of Chemists.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Administrative paper re mission to Iraq, 1995 UNSCOM 107. Details of Iraqi Universities etc." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00004 - DUNN00009.

Contains:
- Correspondence with Peter Furlonger, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade about the events surrounding the UNSCOM 143 inspection and Working Group meeting of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] in New York, May 1996.
- Invitation to the 11th Plenary Session, including details of the delays faced by the UNSCOM 143 inspection team in gaining access to sites.
- Letters to the United Nations Security Council.
- Chronology of developments surrounding delayed access to sites.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "March 1996 - Dunn". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00004 - DUNN00009.

Contains envelope inscribed:

"Half Yearly Report of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] to SC Report SC REP S/1999/401 9 April 1999 (10 pages)
Chemical Weapons and their non-use in the Gulf War (2 pages).
Time article 11 Jan [January] 1999."

Contents of this item are as described on the envelope. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Report to the United Nations Security Council, S/1998/920, 6 October 1998
- Related correspondence with Helmut and Traude Hönig

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "UNSCOM Report to the Security Council S/1998/920 of 6 October 1998. Covers period 16 April - 11 October 1998. Received 4 November 1998." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Report to the UN Security Council, 16 April 1998
- Correspondence with Helmut and Traude Hönig

The records in this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "UNSCOM Reports to the Security Council. Report Dated 16 April 1998". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains UNSCOM reports and United Nations Security Council correspondence relating to the Emergency Session UNSCOM meeting on 21 November 1997.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Special Meeting of UNSCOM, New York, 21 November 1997 - Security Council Documents". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] reports from the joint meeting CB [Chemical and Biological] and OMV [Ongoing Monitoring and Verification] Working Groups and the Emergency Session UNSCOM meeting on 21 November 1997.
- Related correspondence with Ambassador Richard Butler and Wilfred Krug.

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "UNSCOM. Plenary - Working Group Reports - 1997. October 1997 WG Report. Emergency Session Meeting 21 November 1997". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains envelope inscribed:
"UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Reports to the Security Council
Report dated 11 April 1997
Report dated 6 October 1997"

Contents are as described on the envelope. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Copies of United Nations Security Council documents relating to the reluctance of the Iraqi Government to comply with UNSCOM and other United Nations requirements, particularly with regard to allowing officials from the United States of America to enter Iraq.
- Correspondence with Tariq Aziz, Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Iraq, and Nizar Hamdoon, Ambassador and Permanent Representative.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Security Council Documents - 1997". For preservation reasons, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Newsletter from Rolf Ekéus, dated 13 January 1997.
- Correspondence between Tariq Aziz, Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq, and Richard Butler, UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Executive Chairman.
- Provisional programme and agenda for the Fourteenth Plenary Session.
- "Hong Kong conduit in Iran weapons trade", The Age, 15 September 1997

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "UNSCOM Newsletters - 1997". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains assorted United Nations Security Council documents, including reports, resolutions, statements and letters. Names documented in this file include: Nizar Hamdoon, Ambassador; Rolf Ekéus, Executive Chairman; Saeed Hamid Hasan, Chargé d'affaires a.i.; Mohammed Said Al-Shahaf, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Iraq.

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Security Council Reports of Interest - 1996". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] report to the United Nations Security Council, S/1996/848, dated 11 October 1996.

Report was housed in an envelope inscribed "UNSCOM Six-monthly reports to the SC - 1996. Dated 11 October 1996 (Last meeting of WG Attended by P. Dunn - late October)". For preservation purposes, it was removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Newsletter from Rolf Ekéus, 6 December 1996.
- "Turn the Heat Up High on Saddam" from International Herald Tribune, 7 November 1996, repeated in Washington Post, 8 November 1996.
- UNSCOM Bibliography as of August 1996.
- Documents entitled "Modalities for Inspection of Sensitive Sites" and "Joint Programme of Action".
- "Beware Iraq's Biowar Legacy", Jane's International Defense Review, page 104, year unknown.
- "Search and Destroy", The Economist, 27 July, year unknown.
- "The UN [United Nations] Special Commission and CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] Verification", Chemical Weapons Convention Bulletin, issue 32, June 1996.

Includes many photocopied records.

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "UNSCOM Newsletters - 1996". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains envelope inscribed:

"Iraqi Munitions - Chemical
Destruction at MSE (Wolterbeek Paper) 1995.
Description of Various Munitions (DUNN). - from UNSCOM 129B (1996)
Photograph of Missile Chemical Warhead - 1991
Information on UNSCOM 129B - Excavation etc. of Research Labs [Laboratories] - Muthanna"

The contents of this item are as described in the inscription. Records include photocopied photograph of chemical warheads, documents and correspondence with Helmut Hönig relating to the destruction of Iraqi chemical weapons. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains envelope inscribed:
"Special Documents
UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission].
Personnel Agreement Document
UNSCOM Organisation. (1996)
Iraq's Obligation under various UN [United Nations] Resolutions (1997)
Status and Functions of Commissioners (1997)
Effectiveness of Operations of UNSCOM
UNSCOM - Chronology of Main Events (1997)
Key Iraq Personnel Associated with CW [Chemical Weapons] Activities
Translation of Recovered Documents (1996) - Haider Farm. (R + D Activities about 1988 - Very Informative)"

The contents of this item are as described in the inscription. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Reports from the Fifteenth and Sixteenth UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Joint Meetings of the Chemical and Biological (CB) Working Group and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification (OMV) Working Group.
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus; Wilfred Krug; Richard Butler; members of the working group.
- Viewgraphs from presentations.

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] Working Group Reports - 1997 - April-May 1997 - October 1997 (Plus informative viewgraphs)". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains three copies of a document entitled "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] 134/BW 31 - Mission Operations Plans, Objectives and Overview". The goal of UNSCOM 134 was to destroy, remove or render harmless equipment, facilities and related items (including chemical substances) inspected and catalogued by UNSCOM 127/BW 29.

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "Biological Weapons UNSCOM B4 - Re [regarding] Al Hakam Destruction - Terry Taylor CI - Owen Hammond Deputy CI - Plus two other Australian military explosives demolition experts - one from Navy. Reconnaissance on 19 May 1996 - destruction process followed." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Documents about the production of nerve agent "VX" in Iraq
- Correspondence with R.J. Matthews
- Hand-drawn diagram of chemical reactions
- Photocopies of documents on the process of synthesising VX and its chemical components.

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "Information on VX. Ex Iraq". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains documents pertaining to the retirement of Peter Dunn from UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] and the appointment of Richard Butler to the role of Chief Inspector.
Records are as follows:
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus; Kim Jones, Deputy Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; Richard Butler; Helmut Hönig; Paul W.D. Hatt, Director, Proliferation and Arms Control Secretariat; F.R. Cleminson, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; Graham Pearson; Miroslav Splino, Purkyne Military Medical Academy; Hideyo Kurata; A A J Ooms; Peter Furlonger; Pål [Paul] Aas; Wilfred Krug; Roberto Sánchez, Inorganic Chemistry Department, Universidad de Sevilla.
- "Iraqis tell UN [United Nations] envoy Butler they will cooperate in weapons" from The Age Thursday, 3 July 1997.
- "The Aussie chosen to control Saddam" from The Herald Sun, June 28, 1997.
- "Australian appointed to UN post on Iraq" from The Age, Friday, May 2, 1997.

The contents of this item were housed in a folder inscribed "UNSCOM Meeting - 1997 - General Papers - Retirement from UNSCOM 28 Feb [February] 1997". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Gulf Daily News, Thursday, 2 February 1995. Front page headline reads: "Mideast leaders in New Push for Peace".

Contains report entitled "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] 107 / CW 22 Inspection Report (Abridged Version) - Research in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Iraqi Universities and Selected Institutes - 18 January to 6 February 1995", dated 15 March 1995, as forwarded to Peter Furlonger.

Contains:
- Report by the Executive Chairman to the Third Plenary Meeting of the United Nations Special Commission, 4-6 May 1992, New York
- Report by the Executive Chairman to the Fourth Plenary Meeting of the United Nations Special Commission, 28-30 October 1992, New York
- "Statement by AMB. Rolf Ekeus, Executive Chairman at the Meeting of the Special Commission, 6 May 1991, Conference Room 7". Ten page typescript.

Contains documents and correspondence relating to the control of imports and exports in Iraq, including:
- "Decree of the Revolution Command Council No 200 on 10/11/1994", including a copy as published in Alwaqai Aliraqiya: The Official Gazette of the Republic of Iraq. Two copies.
- Documentation forwarded to Peter Furlonger (see cover letter dated 14 November 1994), including paper entitled "Proposal for a Mechanism for Export/Import Monitoring Under Paragraph 7 of Security Council Resolution 715 (1991) of 11 October 1991. This issue is dated 1 November 1994." Soft-bound papers.

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "DUNN November 1994".
For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Includes:
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus, Executive Chairman, Special Commission; Caroline Graham; Ron Many, Chief Inspector, UNSCOM 77; Hans Blix.
- Chief Inspector's Report, UNSCOM 77: Close-out Mission to Muthanna.
- Executive Summary of UNSCOM 38, Chemical Destruction No. 3 (CD3).
- Draft Agenda, CW/LTCM Working Group.
- Minutes of United Nations Security Council 3438th Meeting, Saturday 15 October 1994, to discuss the situation between Iraq and Kuwait.
- Minutes of United Nations Security Council 3435th Meeting, Saturday 8 October 1994, to discuss the situation between Iraq and Kuwait.
- Press Briefing by Rolf Ekéus, Executive Chairman of Special Commission Monitoring Iraq's Disarmament.
- United Nations Security Council Resolution 949.
- Briefing for the Eighth Meeting of the United Nations Special Commission, Joint CBW/OMV [Chemical and Biological Weapons/Ongoing Monitoring and Verification] Working Group, 1994.
- Sixth Report of the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency on the implementation of the IAEA's plan for future ongoing monitoring and verification of Iraq's compliance with paragraph 12 of Resolution 687 (1991).
- Minutes of United Nations Security Council 3439th Meeting, Monday October 17 1994, to discuss the situation between Iraq and Kuwait.
- Summary of Plenary Session.
- Special Commission: Outline of Organization (21 members).
- List of offices of the Special Commission and contact details.

The contents of this item were housed in a folder inscribed "United Nations Special Commission Eighth Plenary Session, Dr. Peter Dunn, 1-2 November 1994 - Conf. Rm. [conference room] 8". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Includes:
- "A Safer World - Elimination of Iraqi Chemical Weapons" by Peter Dunn. Front page is inscribed "Working copy [Roy - Soc [Royal Society] 1]". Three page typescript. Also associated correspondence.
- UNSCOM Newsletter, February 1995.
- Correspondence with: Shenaz Thawer; Helmut Frick; Olivia Platon; Peter Furlonger; Rolf Ekéus; Helmut Hönig.
- Assorted receipts, itineraries and other travel documents, including records originally enclosed in envelopes (two), which were rehoused in archival sleeves during processing.

Contents of this item were housed in a folder inscribed "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Meeting. New York. May 1995. Travel and Technical Papers". For preservation purposes, content was removed from folder during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00032 - DUNN00040.

Includes:
- Correspondence with Rolf Ekéus.
- Report of the Eleventh Joint Meeting of the Chemical and Biological Working Group and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification Working Group, 8 May and 11-12 May 1995. Comprises Agenda Items and Summary of Recommendations. Attached behind a cover letter dated 16 May 1995, from Peter Dunn and Helmut Frick to Rolf Ekéus.
- "Comments based on the recent incidents in Japan" by Hideyo Kurata, member of UNSCOM, Japan, dated 23 April 1995. Three page typescript.
- Special Commission: Outline Organization (21 Members). Chart.
- Diagrams pertaining to VX nerve gas production

Contents of this item were housed in a folder inscribed "United Nations Special Commission, Ninth Plenary Session, Dr. Peter Dunn, 9-10 May 1995 - Conf. Rm. 8". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00032 - DUNN00040.

Contains documents from the UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Ninth Plenary Session, as forwarded to Peter Furlonger. Records include:
- Summary of meeting
- Organisation chart of UNSCOM
- Contact details of Commissioners
- Agenda of Plenary Session
- Report of the Combined Meeting of the Working Groups

The contents of this item were housed in an uninscribed folder. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00032 - DUNN00040.

Includes:
- Document entitled "Press Briefing by Rolf Ekéus, Executive Chairman of Commission Monitoring Iraqi Disarmament", dated 21 June 1995. Two copies.
- Correspondence with: Peter Furlonger; Terrence Taylor.
- Ninth Report of the Executive Chairman of the Special Commission, S/1995/494 dated 20 June 1995.

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "DUNN June 1995". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00032 - DUNN00040.

Contains:
- Letter from President of the Security Council to the Secretary-General, S/1995/507, 23 June 1995
- Note by the Secretary-General (regarding IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency] activities). S/1995/604, 21 July 1995.
- Press Briefing by the Executive Chairman of the Special Commission Monitoring Iraqi Disarmament, 11 August 1995. Marked 'For information of United Nations Secretariat Only. Not for distribution or dissemination'.
- Press Briefing by Rolf Ekéus, Executive Chairman, UNSCOM, 28 August 1995. Marked 'For information of United Nations Secretariat Only. Not for distribution or dissemination'.
- Cover letter from Peter Dunn to Peter Furlonger, dated 5 September 1995.

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "DUNN September 1995". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00032 - DUNN00040.

Contains:
- "Influence of the Yields of the Chemical Reactions of Iraq's CW [Chemical Weapons] - Chemistry on the Material Balance". Sheet of quantitative data.
- "The UNSCOM History Project - Briefing for the CBW-OMV [Chemical and Biological Weapons - Ongoing Monitoring and Verification] Working Groups of the United Nations Special Commission". Single page document.
- Papers regarding arrack, a chemical used in Iraq, including item of correspondence (Tom Cheavens to Helmut Hönig), "Highlands professor involved in international intrigue", La Mecha Lifeline, Wednesday February 22, 1995, and data regarding chemical structure.

The contents of this folder were housed in an uninscribed folder. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00032 - DUNN00040.

Contains notebook. Front cover is inscribed "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Plenary and Working Group Reports - May 1995 - New York". Contains handwritten notes, including minutes.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00032 - DUNN00040.

Printed copies of overhead slides from presentations. Details are as follows:
- "Iraq's new FFCD [Full, Final and Comprehensive Disclosure)" - Horst Reeps
- "Method of Verification of Iraq's past CW [Chemical Weapons] Programmes" - Igor Metrokin
- "Past Missile Programme Issues" - John Larrabee
- "Monitoring System Status" - Guy Martell
- "The Past Iraqi Nuclear Programme - Another Way To Look At It" - Michel St Mleux
- "Monitoring" - Dick Sperzel
- "Missile Monitoring" - John Larrabee
- "On-going Monitoring and Verification" - J.L.R.
- "Status of Chemical Component of Ongoing Monitoring and Verification" - Caes Wolterbeek
- "Implementation of the Export/Import Mechanism" - Rachel Davies
- "Export/Import Mechanism" - Tim Trevan
- "Baghdad Monitoring and Verification Centre - Presentation to the UNSCOM Plenary Meeting on 10 May 1995" - G. Wallén [speech notes]
- "Biological Weapons: Their Nature and Use" - Terence Taylor
- "Past Biological Activities in Iraq - Presentation to the Ninth Plenary Session of the Special Commission"

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00032 - DUNN00040.

Contains:
- Letter dated 6 October 1995 from Hans Blix, Director General IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency] (Eighth Report). A/1995/844
- Letter dated 5 October 1995 from Tariq Aziz, Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq via Nizar Hamdoon, the Permanent Representative of Iraq
- Six-Monthly Report of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] to the Secretary General and the Security Council. S/1995/864, dated 11 October 1995
- Press Briefing by the Chairman on UNSCOM, dated 13 October 1995
- Cover letter from Peter Dunn to Peter Furlonger, dated 25 October 1995.

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "DUNN October 1995". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included as part of a bundle tied together with string containing Inventory Items DUNN00032 - DUNN00040.

Contains report entitled "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] 107 / CW 22 Inspection Report (Abridged Version) - Research in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Iraqi Universities and Selected Institutes - 18 January to 6 February 1995", dated 15 March 1995, as forwarded to Peter Furlonger.

Soft-bound document.

Bound collection of documents from the Twelfth Plenary Session and the Fourteenth combined Meetings of the Chemical and Biological Working Group (CBWG) and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification Working Group (OMVWG), as forwarded to Peter Furlonger.
Records include:
- Summary signal, New York - Canberra re the meetings (O.UN 1544 of 5 November 1996)
- Organisation Chart for the Commission
- Contact details for the Commissioners
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Staff in New York
- Agenda of the Plenary Sessions
- Report of the Combined Meeting of the Working Groups (including Agenda)
- United Nations Document S/1996/848 dated 11 October 1996
- Letter dated 5 November 1996 to the Security Council indicating the financial situation of UNSCOM.

Contains:
- Report of the UNSCOM Fourteenth Joint Meeting of the Chemical and Biological Working Group and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification Working Group, 28 and 31 October and 1 November 1996. Comprises Agenda Items and Summary of Recommendations. Attached behind cover letter dated 4 November 1996, from Peter Dunn and Wilfried Krug to Rolf Ekéus.
- Two greeting cards to Peter Dunn. Correspondents: Hideyo Kurata; Miroslav Splino.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "DUNN December 1996 Note: This report was delayed being despatched from UNSCOM because of a local mix-up 4/1/97." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains records pertaining to the Twelfth Plenary Session of the United Nations Special Commission. Records include:
- Provisional Programme and Agenda
- Correspondence with: Peter Furlonger; Nugroho Wisnumurti, President of the Security Council, United Nations; Rolf Ekéus.
- Meeting Summary by Peter Dunn (telex).
- Report of the UNSCOM Fourteenth Joint Meeting of the Chemical and Biological Working Group and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification Working Group, 28 and 31 October and 1 November 1996. Marked 'Master copy'.
- Report of the Thirteenth Joint Meeting of the Chemical and Biological (CB) Working Group and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification (OMV) Working Group of the United Nations Special Commisssion, New York, 6 May and 9-10 May 1996.

Records in this item were housed in a folder inscribed "United Nations Special Commission
Twelfth Plenary Session - Dr Peter Dunn - 29 and 30 October 1996 - Conf. Rm. [conference room] 9". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Speech notes and copies of overhead slides from presentations. Details are as follows::
- "Operations Update" - Ron Boston, Director of Operations
- "Destruction of Iraqi BW Racilities and Materials" - Terence Taylor
- "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Remote Monitoring System" - Greg Downing
- "Past Achievements" - John Larrabee
- "FFCD Process" - John Larrabee
- "Overview"
- "BM Monitoring - SA-2 (Volga) S.A.M. Tagging Missions 1996"
- "Iraq Nuclear Weapons Program" - Jean-Luc Rocchiccioli, Michel SaintMleux, John T (Tom) Slankas
- "Concealment"
- "Past Program Update" - Richard Spertzel
- "Biological Monitoring" - Gabriele Kraatz-Wadsack
- "Progress in the Investigation of Iraq's Chemical Weapons Programmes (Part 1)"
- "Resident Ongoing Monitoring and Verification (OMV) apparatus"

Also includes two United Nations General Assembly agenda items pertaining to a report of the International Atomic Energy Agency for the year 1995.

Contains document entitled "Information for UNSCOM Inspectors". This record was housed in an unlabelled folder which was discarded during processing for preservation purposes.

Contains "Six-Monthly Report. S/1996/848 of 11 October 1996."

This report was housed in an envelope inscribed with title of report. For preservation purposes, it was removed from the envelope during processing.

Peter Dunn's notebook from UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] meetings held in October and November 1996, containing handwritten minutes and other notes.

Report of the Fourteenth Joint Meeting of the Chemical and Biological (CB) Working Group and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification (OMV) Working Group of the United Nations Special Commission, New York, 28 and 31 October and 1 November 1996, including correspondence with Rolf Ekéus and Wilfried Krug.

Contains report entitled "The Iraqi Implementation of SCR's [Security Council Resolutions] 687 (1991) Section C, 715 (1991) and 1051 (1995) - Report covering the period 11 April to 11 October 1996", as forwarded to Peter Furlonger. Subject of report stated on cover page reads "Iraqi Information Supplied to UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission].

Soft-bound document.

Contains records originally housed in a folder inscribed "UNSCOM Plenary and WG's [Working Groups] 1996 - October/November General Papers." Records are as follows:
- Contact lists
- Notebook entitled "UNSCOM visit Oct-Nov [October-November] 1996".
- Correspondence with: Peter Furlonger; Danko Skare; Ewan Buchannan; Wilfried Krug; Shenaz Thawer; Cynthia Valenzuela; Bob Matthews; Rolf Ekéus.
- "UN:[United Nations] 'serious problems' with Iraqi compliance", Jane's Defence Weekly, 9 October 1996, Vol 26 No 15, p3.
- "Gulf War gas threat to 20,000", The Age, Thursday 24 October 1996
- Provisional Programme and Agenda for the Twelfth Plenary Session
- "The UN Special Commission and CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] Verification" by Stephen Black, Chemical Weapons Convention Bulletin, Issue No. 37, pp 1, 7-8.
- Assorted receipts, airline tickets and other travel documents, some of which were housed across two inscribed envelopes.

For preservation purposes, during processing records were removed from original folder and envelopes and, where appropriate, rehoused in archival sleeves.

Bound collection of documents from the Eleventh Plenary Session and the combined Meetings of the Chemical and Biological Working Group (CBWG) and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification Working Group (OMVWG) as forwarded to Peter Furlonger. Records include:
- Summary signal, New York - Canberra re the meetings (O.UN [United Nations] 438 of 14.05.96)
- Organisation Chart for UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission]
- Contact details for the Commissioners
- Agenda of the Plenary Sessions
- Report of the Combined Meeting of the Working Groups (including Agenda)
- Bibliography of Primary Source References
- UN Document S/1996/258 dated 11 April 1996

Peter Dunn's notebook pertaining to UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] meetings in May 1996, containing handwritten minutes, reports and other notes. Also contains a report entitled "Mission UNSCOM 129B (CW26) - Early 1996, Munitions and Other Aspects" (loose insert).

Contains:
- Photocopied extract from a document entitled "Iraq's CW FFCD [Chemical Weapons Full, Final and Complete Disclosure], February 1996" detailing Iraq's production of chemical weapons, including chemical formulae. Inscribed "Sensitive information from Iraq - not for further distribution".
- Summary of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Eleventh Plenary Session, May 1996
- Office of the Special Commission in New York
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus, Herbert Salber
- Organisation Chart for the Commission

Contents of this item were housed in an unlabelled folder. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Includes:
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus; Herbert Salber; Helmut Hönig.
- Report of the Thirteenth Joint Meeting of the Chemical and Biological (CB) Working Group and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification (OMV) Working Group of the United Nations Special Commission, New York, 6 May and 9 to 10 May 1996. Report is attached behind cover letter from Peter Dunn and Herbert Salber to Rolf Ekéus, dated 13 May 1996.
- Report entitled "UNSCOM 129B - Excavation of Documents, Equipment and Munitions at Muthana State Establishment, February 24 to March 10 1996, Exploration and Chemistry Assessment Team".
- UNSCOM/IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency] Telephone Directory
- Programme and Agenda
- UNSCOM History Project Briefing
- Black and white print-outs of digital photographs

The contents of this item were housed in a folder inscribed "United Nations Special Commission - Eleventh Plenary Session - Dr Peter Dunn - 7 & 8 May 1996 - Conf. Rm. [conference room] 6". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Contains:
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus, Peter Furlonger
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Newsletter, 22 August 1996
- UNSCOM Bibliography August 1996
- "Modalities for Inspection of Sensitive Sites"
- Joint Programme of Action
- UN Special Commission Documents list
- "Beware Iraq's Biowar Legacy", Jane's International Defence Review, p 104, year unknown.
- "Search and Destroy", The Economist, 27 July, year unknown.

The contents of this item were housed in an uninscribed envelope. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus; Herbert Salber; Peter Furlonger; Marjatta Rautio; Pål Aas.
- Presentation notes on Chemical OMV Status and Excavation mission 129 A+B.
- Report from visit to Baghdad Monitoring and Verification Centre 18-22 February 1996.
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Video tape log
- Report of the Twelfth Meeting of the CB [Chemical and Biological] and OMV [Ongoing Monitoring and Verification] Working Groups (13 November and 16 to 17 November 1995).

The contents of this item were housed in an uninscribed envelope. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Includes:
- Document marked "Doc #: 200095.001", outlining research project goals and results. Print date 29 April 1996, original document date c.1988.
- "Information for UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Inspectors", July 1995. Ten page document plus associated forms.
- "Arms Control Verification Synergies: UNSCOM and the IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency], Theory and Application in the United Nations Context" by F. R. Cleminson, Senior Advisor on Verification, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, 1 February 1996.
- "Developments in the Investigation of Iraq's Past Chemical Warfare Activities", 7 May 1996. Five page typescript, with annotations by Peter Dunn.
- "UNSCOM 129 B, Exploitation and Chemistry Assessment". Photocopied extract, begins "2. Detailed descriptions of sites visited".

Also includes notes from presentations at the Eleventh Plenary Session, including:
- "Changes since November 1995"
- "Biological Monitoring"
- "Operations" - Ron Boston
- "Export/Import Monitoring Mechanism" - Rachel Davies, Fouad El Khatib, Erick Schibbler
- "Iraq Nuclear Weapons Program" - Jean-Luc Rocchiccioli, John T (Tom) Slankas, Michel SaintMleux
- presentation by Nikita Smidovich
- "SA-2 (Volga) S.A.M. Tagging"
- "Missiles Current Activities" - Fouad El Khatib
- "FFCD and Iraq's Past Missile Programmes" - John Larrabee
- "Missiles Activities Presentation" - Nikita Smidovich
- Status of Chemical OMV and Excavation mission 129 A+B

Includes:
- UN Security Council Resolutions S/RES/1060 (1996)
- UN Security Council Statements S/PRST/1996/28
- UN Security Council Letters S/1996/436, S/1996/463, S/1996/546, S/1996/586, S/1996/714
- Correspondence with: Nizar Hamdoon; Rolf Ekéus; Mohammed Said Al-Sahaf; Herbert Salber.
- Report by the Chief Inspector of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] 150 on the helicopter incident of 14 June 1996.
- Report of the UNSCOM Twelfth Joint Meeting of the CB [Chemical and Biological] and OMV [Ongoing Monitoring and Verification] Working Groups, 6 May and 9-10 May 1996.
- Document entitled "Mission UNSCOM 129B (CW26) - Early 1996, Munitions and Other Aspects".
- "Comments from AMRL - 26 July 1996"
- UNSCOM Organisation Chart May 1996

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "DUNN Papers for up to August 1996". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Contact lists
- Notebook entitled "UNSCOM May 1996"
- Receipts and travel documents
- Correspondence with: Peter Furlonger; Herbert Salber; Shenaz Thawer; Cynthia Valenzuela; Ben Selinger; Pål Aas; Barry N Noller; Ewan Buchanan; Marjatta Rautio; Olivia Platon; Cees Wolterbeek; Graeme Paul.
- UNSCOM Newsletter, 1 March 1996
- "Current Activities with The United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM), New York", Chemistry in Australia, February 1996, p. 90.
- Office of the Special Commission
- UNSCOM Organisation Chart
- DSTO [Defence, Science and Technology Organisation] Contact list

The records listed above were housed in a folder inscribed "UNSCOM Meeting May 1996 New York Dr Peter Dunn."

This file also contains a small inscribed envelope of assorted travel documents.

For preservation purposes, records were removed from original folder and envelope during processing. Where appropriate, they were rehoused in archival sleeves.

Contains:
- Correspondence with: Ewen Buchanan; Helmut Hönig; Rolf Ekéus.
- "Turn the Heat Up High on Saddam", International Herald Tribune, 7 November 1996, reprinted in the Washington Post, 8 November 1996
- "Keep the screw on Iraq", The Economist, November 30-December 6
- "The invisible enemy", The Age, Monday 9 December 1996
- "Bug sprays may have hit the wrong target", date and newspaper unknown
- "Oil flows again", The Age, 11 December 1996
- "New finding discredits Gulf War illness study, author says", The Age, 11 December 1996
- "Iraqi leader's son ambushed", The Age, Saturday 14 December, 1996
- "Uday still serious", The Age, Monday 16 December, 1996
- "Hussein deplores attack on son", The Age, Tuesday 17 December 1996

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "Dunn December 1996." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains the following UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] and UN Security Council documents, forwarded to Peter Furlonger:
- S/1994/564 of 13 May 1994. Letter from IAEA (dated 10 May 1994).
- Limited document of 16 May 1994. Press Conference by Iraq.
- S/1994/650 of 1 June 1994. Letter from IAEA (dated 30 May 1994).
- IK/171 of 22 June 1994. Press release: Destruction of Declared Chemical Weapon Stocks in Iraq.
- S/1994/570 of 24 June 1994. Seventh Report of the Executive Chairman on the Activities of the Special Commission.
- Document dated 29 June 1994. Executive Summary of UNSCOM 74. Chemical Weapons Inspection No. 15.
- Document dated 29 June 1994. Executive Summary of UNSCOM 76. Chemical Weapons Inspection No. 17.
- Document dated 1 July 1994. UNSCOM Newsletter.

The records in this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Dunn July 94." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Connection - A magazine for all DSTO Staff, Number 2, November 1996
- "Aeronautical and Maritime Research Laboratory", produced by Corporate Communications Unit, November 1995
- OnLine Newsletter, No. 35, July-August 1996

Contains:
- Correspondence with Peter Furlonger
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Newsletter, 14 February 1995, by Rolf Ekéus, Executive Chairman.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Dunn (February 1995)". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains documents outlining details of Iraqi chemical weapons and a list of universities and institutes in Iraq.

Contents of this item were housed in an an envelope inscribed "Viewfoil of Iraq/CW [Chemical Weapons] Matters. Masters." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Correspondence with Peter Furlonger.
- S/1994/860 dated 20 July 1994. Letter dated 11 July 1994 from UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] to the Security Council. Specific comments are made regarding Iraqi compliance with key paragraphs of Security Council Resolution 687 (1991).
- Document dated 12 August 1994. Executive summary of UNSCOM 71. Ballistic Missile Inspection, 27 March - 26 May 1994.
- Document dated 18 August 1994. Executive Summary of UNSCOM 38. Chemical Destruction No. 3 (CD3), 18 June 1992 - 16 June 1994.
- Document dated 7 September 1994. Executive Summary of UNSCOM 88. Biological Inspection No. 9, 17 August - 27 August 1994.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Dunn September 1994". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains correspondence with David Oldfield, and an abstract of a paper entitled "Long Term Natural Ageing of Silicone Elastomers" to be presented at the 10th Australian Polymer Symposium of the RACI [Royal Australian Chemical Institute] Polymer Division in Adelaide, February 1995.

Contains:
- Letts, M., Matthews, R., McCormack, T., and Moriatis, C. (1993) "The Conclusion of the Chemical Weapons Convention: An Australian Perspective". Arms Control, Vol 14 No. 3, pp. 311-332
- McCormack, T. (1993) "Some Australian Efforts to Promote Chemical Weapons Non-Proliferation and Disarmament". The Australian Year Book of International Law, Vol 14, pp. 157-178
- Matthews, R., Taubman, A. "Preparing for Implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention: Progress During 1993"
- Report of the Prepcom Experts Groups 24 May - 18 June, Defence Science and Technology Organisation
- "On-Site Chemical Detection and Analysis Methods for the Routine Verification of Chemical Industry", 1 June 1993
- Chemical Weapons Convention Bulletin, No. 20, 1993
- "Will Saddam Strike Again?", Tom Lantos, Reader's Digest, May 1994
- De Bisschop, H. (1993) "The United Nations and Chemical Disarmament" Annales Medicinae Militaris Belgicae, Vol 7, No. 4, pp. 157-175

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Dr Dunn. Matthews-Taubman Paper on OPCW-DTS etc. 1994. A good general overview. Also papers by Tim McCormack (Ref 20 above) and - Letts, Matthews, McCormack and Moriatis. "The Conclusion of the CWC"." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus; Helmut Frick.
- Report from the UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Ninth Joint Meeting of the CB [Chemical and Biological] and OMV [Ongoing Monitoring and Verification] Working Groups 9 May and 13-16 May 1994
- DHL couriers' postage bill.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Dunn". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Pacific Research: A Periodical of the Peace Research Centre, Vol. 6 No. 4, November 1993

Abridged Inspection Report from UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] 129B / CW 26: Muthanna Site Excavations 24 February - 10 March 1996.

Contains:
- Correspondence with Peter Furlonger
- UN Security Council Note S/1996/258
- Report on the activities of the Special Commission established by the Secretary General pursuant to Paragraph 9 (b) (i) of Resolution 687 (1991)

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "DUNN April 1996". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains bound volume, including:
- Correspondence with Peter Furlonger
- Summary signal, New York
- Organisation chart of the Commission
- Contact details for Commissioners
- Agenda of the Plenary session
- Report of the Combined Meeting of the Working Groups
- Documents relating to the Export/Import Control regime
- Status of Ongoing Monitoring and Verification of Chemical Weapons Activities in Iraq
- "Official Sees New Tensions with Iraq". Reuter report of 16 November 1995

The bound volume listed above was housed in an envelope inscribed "UNSCOM Papers May 1995 to November 1995". For preservation puurposes, it was removed from the envelope during processing.

Notebook inscribed on first page with "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Meetings 13-17 November 1995. UN [United Nations] Headquarters, New York". Includes handwritten notes and minutes.

Includes:
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus; Herbert Salber; Paul Keating; Graham Pearson.
- Report of the Twelfth Joint Meeting of the Chemical and Biological (CB) Working Group and the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification (OMV) Working Group of the United Nations Special Commission, New York, 13 November and 16 to 17 November 1995.
- Fiftieth Session of the United Nations General Assembly Agenda item 59 A/50/377, 22 September 1995
- Organisational Chart of the Commission
- "Official sees new tensions with Iraq" Reuters report, November 16 1995
- Document entitled "State of Ongoing Monitoring and Verification (OMV) of Chemical Weapons in Iraq", 1 November 1996
- UNSCOM/IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency] Telephone Directory
- Security Council Note and Report S/1995/864
- Programme and Agenda

Contents of this item were housed in a folder inscribed "United Nations Special Commission - Tenth Plenary Session - Dr Peter Dunn - 14 - 15 November 1995 - Conf. Rm. 8". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Includes:
- Correspondence with: Rolf Ekéus; Klaus Feldman; Gabriele Kraatz-Wadsack; Charles Duelfer.
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] 38 Summary Report
- "Farewell to Arms" by Graham Pearson, Chemistry in Britain, October 1996, Vol 31 No. 10, pp. 782-786
- "Chemical and Biological Arms Control", Stockholm International Peace Research Institute Yearbook, 1995, pp. 749-770
- Briefing for the UNSCOM History Project
- "UNSCOM Activities in Iraq in 1994", Tim Trevan, Verification, 1995, pp. 197-208

Also includes presentation notes:
- "Status of Chemical Component of Ongoing Monitoring and Verification (OMV)"
- "Evaluation of Iraq's Declaration on CW [Chemical Weapons] Munitions"
- "Biological Monitoring"
- "Activities of UNSCOM Chemical Team in 1995"
- "Special Commission Plenary (November 1995) Introduction to BW Presentations"
- "Past Programme as Stated by Iraq - 1995"
- "Missile Monitoring" - Fouad El Khatib
- "Unconventional Missile Weapons" - Dr. Norbert Reinecke
- "Iraqi Indigenous Missile Programs: Historical Overview, 1987-1990"
- "Operational Employment Concepts of the Al-Hussein Missile Force"
- "Missile Configurations" - John Larrabee
- "Iraq's Engine Production" - John Larrabee
- "April-May 'documents'"
- "Special Commissoin Plenary (November 1995) Material Balance" - Nikita Smidovich
- "UNSCOM: Lessons for Chemical and Biological Weapons Non-Proliferation"
- "The Plenary Sessions November 1995"

Contains:
- Contact lists
- Notebook entitled "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Meetings New York November 1995"
- Receipts and travel documents
- Correspondence with: Peter Furlonger; Rolf Ekéus; Graham Pearson; R. Brabham-Smith; Alice Hecht; Shenaz Thawer; Cynthia Valenzuela; Pål Aas; Ewan Buchanan; Olivia Platon; Terence Taylor.

The records listed above were housed in a folder inscribed "UNSCOM November 1995 Meeting New York".

This file also contains additional travel documents that were housed in a small inscribed envelope.

For preservation purposes, records were removed from original folder and envelope during processing. Where appropriate, they were rehoused in archival enclosures.

Contains:
- Universal Any Year Diary, with entries from 1993
- Envelope inscribed "CV's" containing a description of Peter Dunn's profession life, May 1993.
- Unlabelled envelope containing a description of Peter Dunn's profession life, March 1993
- Speaker notes from "MRL Function 30 April 1993"
- Correspondence with: Don Sinnott; Maurice de Marton [?]; Peter Furlonger.
- Miscellaneous papers associated with Chemical Weapons tests in Australia and Defence, Science and Technology Organisation.
- "Saddam's nerve gas secrets", The Independent, 4 August 1992
- "Saddam's poison factory", The Independent, 4 August 1992
- "Some worrying questions for the minister", The Independent, 4 August 1992
- List of career activities and highlights for Peter Dunn
- 1993 Calendar
- Unlabelled envelope containing a "Biographical Summary - February 1992" for Peter Dunn, "About the Author" and "Final Thoughts and Reminiscences".
- The ASA Newsletter, 93-2, April 8 1993, issue 35
- Chemical Weapons Convention Notes
- "Chemical Diplomacy", Herald Sun, January 20, 1993

Contents of this item were housed in a brown, unlabelled box file. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the box file during processing. The box file was discarded during processing.

Contains:
- Twenty-three medium format colour transparencies
- Two 6x8" black and white photographs
- Correspondence with W.E. Gutman, Editor, Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defence and Technology International
- Captions for transparencies.

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "Colour negatives, photos etc. as used by NBC DTI in their articles in the April and June issue - returned from the journal. P. Dunn 19/12/86 medium format colour transparencies." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included in an unlabelled black file box containing Inventory Items DUNN00079 - DUNN00083.

Contains:
- Correspondence with: Shirley Hardy; Jane Eyre.
- Photocopies of photographs.

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "June photographs Returned from Southdown Press 14/8/89." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included in an unlabelled black file box containing Inventory Items DUNN00079 - DUNN00083.

Contains:
- Thirty-eight 8x6" black and white photographs of 19 different images of chemical weapons and injuries from chemical weapons. Each photograph has an image code inscribed on the back. Two copies only of each photograph have been retained, and the duplicates discarded (file originally housed 107 photographs).
- Correspondence with Mike Traveres.

For preservation purposes, during processing these records were removed from the unlabelled envelope in which they were housed.

This item was included in an unlabelled black file box containing Inventory Items DUNN00079 - DUNN00083.

Contains:
- Twenty-one 6x8" colour photographs, some with inscriptions on the back. These photographs were housed in an envelope inscribed "Negatives used in NBC DTI articles."

- Nineteen 6x8" colour photographs. These photographs were housed in an envelope inscribed "Spare colour photographs 6x8."

In cases where there were more than two copies of a photograph, two copies only were retained, and the duplicates discarded.

For preservation purposes, photographs were removed from envelopes during processing.

This item was included in an unlabelled black file box containing Inventory Items DUNN00079 - DUNN00083.

Contains loose photographs:
- Four large colour photographs
- Two colour diagrams printed on photographic paper

For preservation purposes, during processing these records were removed from the envelope in which they were housed.

This item was included in an unlabelled black file box containing Inventory Items DUNN00079 - DUNN00083.

Contains nineteen slides of presentations and photographs.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing the records were removed from the box file, which was discarded.

Contains:
- Correspondence with Jim Payne
- One medium format colour negative
- 38 strips of colour negatives arranged over six plastic sheets (207 negatives in total)
- One negative mounted on cardboard
- Two large colour photographs

The records listed above were housed in an envelope inscribed "Colour negatives of photographs taken in Iran 1984. 6 sets of negatives - master copies. P. [Peter] Dunn." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, contents were removed from box file during processing, and the box file was discarded.

Contains twenty-one slides of photograph of weapons inspections.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains:
- Nineteen slides of photographs of weapons inspections, injured people and presentation slides.
- List of slides with description and handwritten notes.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 20 slides of photographs of weapons inspections and injured people.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 12 slides for a presentation entitled "Chemical Defence and Chemical Disarmament - The Need For Both Activities," given at the Symposium on Protection Against Chemical Warfare Agents, Stockholm, 8-12 June 1992.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains:
- Note inscribed "Maxwelton May 1990"
- 12 slides (two sets of six images).

These records were housed in a plastic bag. During processing, slides were removed from bag and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains eight slides from a presentation. Each slide features an M.R. L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, these slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "Verification Issues Slides No. V1-V8 Box No. 3," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains twelve colour slides. Each slide features an M.R. L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from an uninscribed plastic bag and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains nine colour slides. Each slide features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

Slides were previously housed in an unlabelled slide box. For preservation purposes, they were rehoused during processing.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 25 colour slides. Each slide features an M.R.L. [Material Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "1987 Set 2," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 13 colour slides. Each slide features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "Processing and Printing by Bond Colour 4 Gwynne St Richmond 429 1299," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 15 colour slides. Most slides in this item feature M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference numbers.

During processing, slides were removed from an uninscribed slide box and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 20 colour slides. Each slide in this item features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "UN [United Nations] Mission to Iran Slides 1-20A. Box No. 1," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file ontaining Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 15 colour slides. Each slide in this item features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "UN [United Nations] Mission to Iran Slides 21-42. Box No. 2," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 11 colour slides. Each slide in this item features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number or an M.R.L. S.I.G. Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "Visit to South-East Asia - The Chemical Threat Slides 1-10 Nov 1988," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 16 colour slides. Each slide in this item features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "Visit to South-East Asia - The Chemical Threat Slides 21-35 Nov 1988," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 11 colour slides. Each slide in this item features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "M.R.I. Scientific Photography Dr. P. Dunn 1," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 20 colour slides. Each slide features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Image Technology reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "M.R.I. Scientific Photography Dr. P. Dunn 20," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 32 colour slides. Each slide features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from an uninscribed slide box and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 20 slides. Each slide features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Image Technology reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from an uninscribed slide box and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 12 slides. Each slide features an M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] Scientific Photography reference number.

During processing, slides were removed from a slide box inscribed "1987 Set 1," and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains loose sheets of slide captions and correspondence with Surgeon Commander F. John Parkes.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains 11 colour slides of photographs and presentation slides.

During processing, slides were removed from an envelope inscribed "Additional Slides", and rehoused in archival sleeves.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00084 - DUNN00107. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains correspondence originally housed in an envelope inscribed "Correspondence from Kurdistan. Dr. Ahmad Hama Rashid. Letters Plus Responses. June 1995." During processing, the contents were removed from the envelope for preservation purposes.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission]" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains receipts from the United Nations Field Office and the Holiday Inn Bahrain.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission]" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains:
- Photocopied travel documents
- Notebook inscribed "Iraq Mission Jan-Feb 1995"
- Contact lists
- Notebook titled "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] May 1996"
- Receipts
- Correspondence with: Helmut Hönig; Peter Furlonger; David Underwood; Roald Opsahl; Shenaz Thawer; Cynthia Valenzuela.
- Inspection information
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Short Report - Universities and Research Institutes
- Maps of universities
- List of 'Autoren'
- "Iraq - Learned Societies and Research Institutes", The World of Learning, 1992
- The ASA Newsletter , 94-5, October 7, 1994 issue number 44
- Mission information
- Office of the UN Special Commission UNSCOM

The records listed above were housed in a folder inscribed "Dr. P. Dunn UN [United Nations] Mission to Iraq Jan-Feb [January-February] 1995 - Travel and Technical Papers".

This item also includes two small envelopes of assorted travel documents. Envelopes are inscribed: "Receipts - Local For Claims on DFAT" and "Iraq - Jan 1995. Receipts (Overseas) - passport photographs" (includes 450 Iraqi Dinars.)

For preservation purposes, records were removed from the original folder and envelopes during processing.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains room key from the Basra Sheraton Hotel.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission]" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains:
- Mission summaries and documents
- Gulf Air Business Class Menus
- Iraqi Dinars
- Tourist brochures including "Summary of Babylon's History", "The Islamic Holy Shrines in Iraq", "University of Salahaddin, Arbil 1994", "Mar Gurgus Monastery".
- Postcards
- Tourist map of Bahrain
- Gulf Air Inflight Magazine, February 1995

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission]" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains draft article that was housed in an envelope inscribed "Re BRW Draft Article by Tony Thomas, 26 Feb 1995". For preservation purposes, the contents were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission]" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains correspondence with Roma Dunn and David Underwood, UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Field Office and a flyer for the AL - Mudheef Restaurant, Baghdad.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains:
- Item of correspondence from Peter Dunn to Peter Furlonger dated 10 February 1995, plus a report entitled "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Mission 107 (CW 22) - Short Report: Universities and Research Institutes".
- "UNSCOM Visit to Iraq: Jan-Feb [January - February] 1995", outlining six significant items found during the visit. Two page typescript.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "UNSCOM 107 Short Report". For preservation purposes, the contents were removed from the envelope during processing.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains:
- Reports from inspections and interviews at Iraqi Universities
- List of "Leading and Senior Staff of Iraq's Universities/Research Centres and present affiliations"
- Correspondence with David C. Underwood,
- List of interviews
- Al-Allaf, T. A. K., Al-Bayati, R. H., Khalaf, S. H. (1993) "Synthesis and spectroscopic studies on organotin (IV) complexes of some pyrazoles and pyrazol-5-ones and their antibacterial activity" Applied Organic Chemistry, Vol 7, pp. 635-640
- "Introduction to Health and Safety: Guidance Notes for Members of Short-Term Inspection Teams", UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Baghdad Medical Department

Contents of this file were housed in a folder inscribed "Basrah University". During processing, they were removed from the folder for preservation purposes.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains:
- Iraqi Dinars
- Inspection Reports and Summaries
- Notebook inscribed "Peter Dunn, UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Visit, Jan-Feb 1995, Protocol Building Inspection"
- Photocopied maps
- List of personal clothing and equipment
- Contact list
- Team briefing
- Operational plans
- Biographical sketch of Tom H. Cheavens

Contents of this item were housed in a document wallet inscribed "Dunn, Peter UNSCOM 107/CW 22". For preservation purposes, the contents were removed from the document wallet during processing.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Iraq 1995 UNSCOM" containing Inventory Items DUNN00108 - DUNN00117. During processing, contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The box file label was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00108.

Contains assorted transparencies of presentations, photographs and map, some of which were originally housed in an uninscribed envelope. Also contains protective plastic sleeves for transparencies, featuring photographic codes and/or titles. For preservation purposes, transparencies were enclosed in archival sleeves during processing, and each one was housed adjacent to its original protective sleeve.

File also includes an empty, uninscribed envelope.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Assorted Viewfoils Iran-Iraq War 1984-1987" containing Inventory Items DUNN00118 - DUNN00121. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The label of the box file was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00118.

Contains:
- Assorted transparencies of presentations, photographs and maps. Also protective plastic sleeves for transparencies, featuring photographic codes and/or titles.
- List of Viewfoils - Paper S6, Checking the Arms Race Conference
- "Chemical And Biological Weapons: Australian Diplomatic and Technical Inputs into the control of Chemical Weapons" by Peter Dunn

For preservation purposes, transparencies were enclosed in archival sleeves during processing, and each one was housed adjacent to its original protective sleeve.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Assorted Viewfoils Iran-Iraq War 1984-1987" containing Inventory Items DUNN00118 - DUNN00121. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The label of the box file was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00118.

Contains:
- Assorted transparencies of presentations, photographs and maps. Also protective plastic sleeves for transparencies, featuring photographic codes and/or titles.
- List of Viewfoils provided to Bob Matthews, 1993

For preservation purposes, transparencies were enclosed in archival sleeves during processing, and each one was housed adjacent to its original protective sleeve.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Assorted Viewfoils Iran-Iraq War 1984-1987" containing Inventory Items DUNN00118 - DUNN00121. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The label of the box file was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00118.

Contains:
- Assorted transparencies of presentations, photographs and maps. Also protective plastic sleeves for transparencies, featuring photographic codes and/or titles.

For preservation purposes, transparencies were enclosed in archival sleeves during processing, and each one was housed adjacent to its original protective sleeve.

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "Assorted Viewfoils Iran-Iraq War 1984-1987" containing Inventory Items DUNN00118 - DUNN00121. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The label of the box file was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00118.

Contains:
- Summary of recommendations from the Task Force on Scientific Aspects of the Destruction of Chemical Warfare Agents, 1994
- Correspondence with: J. F. Bunnett; Howard Kanare; Mike Parker; Kurt Schaffner; Hugh Crone; Donald Siebanaler; Ron G Manly; Nelson J. Leonard; Graeme Pearson.
- Visit reports
- "Disposal of Chemical Weapons: Alternative Technologies", Congress of the United States Office of Technology Assessment
- List of potential workshop participants
- Taskforce meeting summaries
- "The Destruction of Chemical Weapons", Scientists Against Nuclear Arms
- Aqua Fortis: Research on Toxic Molecules in Supercritical Water, Vol 1. No 1, September 1992
- "Threat of Chemical, Biological Arms in Post-Cold-War Era Assessed", Chemical & Engineering News, 9 November 1992
- Draft reports

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "IUPAC Task Force 1992/93" containing Inventory Items DUNN00122 - DUNN00123. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The label of the box file was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00122.

Contains:
- Papers regarding Plascon plasma waste conversion system developed by CSIRO [Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation] and the Nufarm site. Includes brochures, information sheets, correspondence. Date: 1992.
- Correspondence with: J. F. Bunnett; Howard Kanare; Mike Parker; Kurt Schaffner; Hugh Crone; Donald Siebanaler; Ron G Manly; Nelson J. Leonard; Graeme Pearson; Les Large; David Craig; T.H. Spurling; John Gee.
- "Incineration of chemical arms to be studied", Chemical and Engineering News, 1992-04-13 sid 30
- "Lasers developed for battlefield chemical detection", Photonics Spectra, nr 3 1992 sid 78
- Army's Plans for Destroying Chemical Weapons Likely To Be Waylaid", Chemical and Engineering News, June 29, 1992
- Proposals for financial support on Chemical Demilitarisation
- "Literature Review of Thermal Decomposition Studies of the Agents GB, VX, and HD", Proceedings of the 1984 Scientific Conference on Chemical Defense Research
- Loose, handwritten notes

This item was included in a black box file inscribed "IUPAC Task Force 1992/93" containing Inventory Items DUNN00122 - DUNN00123. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded. The label of the box file was retained and placed at the beginning of Inventory Item DUNN00122.

Contains:
- Hanging Rock Racing Club Australia Day Meeting Official Programme, 1994
- SCOPE Information Update, Defence Science and Technology Organisation
- OnLine, No 20, July-August 1994 and No 19, June 1994
- United Nations Press Release, "United Nations Special Commission Completes Destruction of Declared Chemical Weapons stocks in Iraq", 22 June 1994
- Correspondence with Jan Willems
- "United Nations and Chemical Disarmament", Annales medicinae militaris Belgicae Vol 7, Issue 4, pp. 157-175
- The ASA Newsletter, 94-3 June 16, 1994, Issue 42
- "Banning Chemical Weapons: The Scientific Background", Hugh D. Crone, Pacific Research, February 1994, pp. 43-44
- Materials Research in Defence Science and Technology, Department of Defence, October 1993
- National Australia Bank travel document wallet containing passport for Peter Dunn, boarding passes, plane tickets. For preservation purposes, the contents of the travel wallet were rehoused into an archival sleeve during processing.

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00124 - DUNN00125. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains:
- "Chemical and biological warfare: developments in 1988" (1989) by S. J. Lundin, SIPRI Yearbook 1989: World Armaments and Disarmaments
- The ASA Newsletter, 93-3 June 10, 1993, Issue 36; 93-5 October 14, 1993, Issue 38; 93-4 August 12, 1993, Issue 37
- Correspondence with: Christine Wilson; Kerry Hilton; Susan Cumming; R.G. Brabin-Smith.
- OnLine, issues: No 6, April 1993; No 13, November 1993; No. 12, October 1993; No 11, September 1993; No 10, August 1993; No 14, December 1993; No 8, June 1993; No. 6, April 1993 (two copies); No. 6, July 1993; No. 7 May 1993.
- "Japan comes face to face with the horrors of WWII [World War Two]", The Age, Wednesday 4 August, 1993
- DSTO MRL [Defence, Science and Technology Organisation, Materials Research Laboratories] Newsletter, year unknown.
- "Chemical Diplomacy", The Herald Sun, Wednesday January 20 1993
- DSTO [Defence, Science and Technology Organisation] Research News, Winter No. 19 1992

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00124 - DUNN00125. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Includes:
- "Former NW [North-West Coaster] Scientist recognised", The Advocate, 25 January, 1992
- The ASA [Applied Science and Analysis, Inc] Newsletter, 94-2, April 7 1994, issue 41
- OnLine, issues: No 17 April 1994; No 16 March 1994.
- Brochure from the Ship Structures and Materials Division, DSTO [Defence, Science and Technology Organisation].
- Correspondence with: Richard Brabin-Smith; Cascade Fiberglass Products; Tankworld; Rolf Ekéus; Adnan Malik; Nizar Hamdoon.
- "Saddam edges towards the mother of all gambles", The Age, Wednesday 6 April, 1994
- "Iraq offers bounty on foreigners, says US [United States]", The Age, Thursday 7 April 1994
- Chemistry in Australia, p. 193, Vol 61, No 4 April 1994
- "Iraq warns it will act unless bans are lifted", The Age, Friday 18 March 1994
- "Russia denies military base plan", The Age, Saturday 9 April 1994
- "IRAQ: Saddam plans alternative capital", The Sunday Age,
- "Two UN [United Nations] teams fly to Iraq", The Age, Tuesday 19 April 1994
- "Geographica: Iraq Imperils Marshes, a Way of Life" National Geographic, April 1994
- quotes from "The Horses in World War I" from G.T. Clarkson, "The Life and Veterinary Contribution of Dr. Harold E. Albiston". Masters Thesis.
- Australian Defence Science News, No. 3 Spring 1993
- Envelope inscribed "CVs August 1993" containing curriculum vitae for Peter Dunn.
- "Agent Orange: Old wounds re-opened", The Bulletin, March 15 1994
- "Weapons Scientist Freed", The Age, Thursday 24 February 1994
- "Defence of the Future", Editorial Opinion, The Age, Wednesday 23 February 1994
- "Build defence ties to Asia: review", The Age, Tuesday 22 February 1994
- "UN role earns honour for defence scientist", The Advocate, Wednesday 2 February 1994
- Lablink, Issue No 3, February/March 1994
- Jane's Defence Weekly, Vol 21 No 17 30 April 1994
- Loose notes
- DSTO MRL [Materials Research Laboratories] Newsletter, No 11 October 1993
- Notes from the United Nations Security Council

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00126 - DUNN00127. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.

Contains:
- UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Newsletter July 1993
- Correspondence with: Peter Furlonger; Guy Nolch; Hiyedo Kurato; members of CB [Chemical and Biological] Working Group UNSCOM; Rory Steele; Paul Barsdell; Peter Quiddington; Dr H.D. Crone; P C Gration; A J Ayers; A G Millman.
- Notes and Reports from the UN Security Council, May-June 1993
- Peace Research Centre - Working Paper No. 131 "Chemical Weapons Inspections in Iraq: Verification Implications for the Chemical Weapons Convention"
- Pacific Research: A Periodical of the Peace Research Centre, Vol 6 No 3 1993
- United Nations Focus: UNSCOM
- "War plan to unleash plague on Melbourne", The Age, Tuesday 17 August 1993
- "Chinese ship stranded in Gulf over row with US", The Age, Friday 20 August 1993
- "Top envoys push for Saddam's fall", The Age. Wednesday 25 August 1993
- "China ship to dock at Saudi port", The Age, Wednesday 25 August 1993
- "The Mystery of the Yinhe", The Bulletin, 31 August 1993
- "A private world in the public eye", The Age, Saturday 3 July 1993
- "Rainbow Warrior officer gets top post" and "Radiation Sickness", The Age, Thursday 24 June 1993
- "Science, Sadism and Silence", The Bulletin, May 18 1993
- "The Prisoner of Evin", The Weekly Telegraph, Issue no 00

This item was included in an unlabelled black box file containing Inventory Items DUNN00126 - DUNN00127. For preservation purposes, during processing contents were removed from box file, which was discarded.