Contains assorted records relating to Peter Dunn's Doctor of Science thesis, entitled 'Applied Research on Organometalics and Organic Materials'. Records include:

Multiple reprints examples include:
- 'Addition Compounds of Titanium' by Peter Dunn, reprinted from Australian Journal of Chemistry, volume 13, number 2, pages 225 to 229, 1960.
- 'The Preparation and Polymerization of Mixed Tetraorthoesters of Titanium' by Peter Dunn, Australian Journal of Applied Science, volume 10, number 4, pages 458-463, 1959.
- 'Plastics and Metals' by Peter Dunn, Journal of the Australian Institute of Metals, volume 12, number 3, August 1967.

List of applied research activities dated between 1951 and 1978.

Photocopy of the front page of 'Direct Moulded Soles (DMS) For Combat Footwear Part 1: Current Production', Report Number 336, dated March 1969, by Peter Dunn and S. J. Hart.

Copies of publications stuck to paper with sticky tape and glue. Examples include:
- 'The Weathering of Polyolefins', Report number 421, dated March 1971, by P. Dunn and E. J. Hill.
- 'Rubber Plugs For Detonantless Fuzes', Technical Note 97, dated May 1967, by Peter Dunn and T. Liggins.
- 'Rubber And Metal "Austfire" Targets', Report Number 294, dated April 1967, by Peter Dunn and T. Liggins.

Multiple copies and formats of two full technical reports by Peter Dunn, their related summaries and selected appendices and addendums. Details of reports: 'The Silicon Analogues of some Organo-phosphorus Compounds', Report Number 323, date stamped 19 February 1953; 'The Chemistry of the Alkylflurophosphonites and Related Compounds Part XXII. Isopropyl Alkoxyalkylflurophosphonites', Report Number 255, date stamped 18 September 1951. In some instances these reports are attached to letters to Peter Dunn from the Australian High Commission in London.

Two handwritten reports by Peter Dunn. Top report is dated 31 May 1953 and titled 'Report No. [Number] 1', second report is dated 31 July 1953 and titled 'Report No. 3'.

Note: Inventory Item DUNN00426, Series 1, contains extensive contextual information concerning Peter Dunn's doctoral thesis.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1, see Inventory Item DUNN00754, for Part 2 see DUNN00755, and for Part 3 see DUNN00756.

Contains assorted records relating to Peter Dunn's Doctor of Science thesis, entitled 'Applied Research on Organometalics and Organic Materials'. This file includes a copy of Peter Dunn’s thesis. Records include:

Manila folder inscribed 'Originals (Used)', housing:
- Technical correspondence from Peter Dunn to Dr Oldfield, dated 23 November 1970, titled 'A New Concept In Antifouling Rubbers'.
- 3 strips of photographic negatives.
- Two notes on Ministry of Supply, Chemical Defence, Experimental Establishment.
- Notes on a report by L. T. D. Williams, dated 15 September 1953 and 4 January 1954.
- A copy of the cover page of report number T57/58 titled 'Atomic Weapons Research Establishment: Operation Buffalo' 'Part 5: The Entry of Fission Products into Food Chains', dated May 1959, printed on photographic paper.

A4 envelope inscribed 'Master - Main Text p [page] 1-64 - 9 copies taken', housing Peter Dunns doctoral thesis, titled 'Applied Research on Organometalics and Organic Materials', dated January 1979, submitted to the University of Tasmania.

Note: Inventory Item DUNN00426, Series 1, contains extensive contextual information concerning Peter Dunn's doctoral thesis.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1, see Inventory Item DUNN00754, for Part 2 see DUNN00755, and for Part 3 see DUNN00756.

Contains assorted records relating to Peter Dunn's Doctor of Science thesis, entitled 'Applied Research on Organometalics and Organic Materials'. Records include:

Correspondence to Peter Dunn from the Ministry of Supply Chemical Defence Experimental Establishment, dated 15 September 1953 and 4 January 1954, regarding Peter Dunn's reports on silicon compounds.

Multiple photographic items including:
- Photocopy of sheet with four images captioned 'Fig [Figure] 1. - Scanning electron micrographs of Longitudinal sections (LS) and transverse sections (TS) of Khaya ivorensis timber'.
- Eight loose black and white photographic prints. One is inscribed on reverse '10658' and stamped. Three other prints are also inscribed, one with 'Maranyl A100 500x', another with 'Maranyl A100 Nylon 66 500x crossed polarios transmitted light 1/5 sec [second]' and the last is stamped with D.S.L. [Defence Standards Laboratories] Photo Index No. [Number] 120/2'. Some of the photographic prints have distinct finger prints on them. For preservation purposes, the photographs were removed from their original housing in a plastic bag and rehoused in an archival sleeve during processing.
- Photographic print of nylon 6 mouldings, on matte paper.
- Five A4 black and white loose photographic prints. Includes: a photograph of what looks to be a telephone and wires, stamped on reverse with 'M.R.L. [Materials Research Laboratories] No. [Number] 10562'; a photograph stamped on the back, 'M.R.L. No. 11977'; a photograph of a shoe caption, stamped with '14226'.
- A4 envelope inscribed 'Sample 3 TI - A (TF)36 Radiograph of Lenibin Panel 10 copies plus optional Captions mounted' and with a typed label reading '12.18 Appendix 12e - Radiograph of a panel of Khaya ivorensis coated with white acrylic latex. After immersion for 36 months the coating had failed and borers had infested the panel (mag. [magnified]., X0.9)'. Envelope houses three A4 black and white photographic prints rehoused in archival sleeves at time of processing for preservation purposes.
- Loose black and white print, on photographic paper, of the front page of Ministry of Supply Report P.T.P [Proton Technical Paper] 255 'The Chemistry of the Alkyl Fluorophosphonites and Related Compounds: Part XXII Isopropyll Alkoxyalkylflurophosphonites' by Peter Dunn and A.H. Ford-Moor.

Photocopies of select pages of reports and publications. Examples include:
- Contents page of ‘Hazards Of Plastics Materials’ by Peter Dunn.
- Page 9 of Australasian Corrosion Engineering, January/February 1972, with title ‘Organic Materials in Adverse Environments’ by P. Dunn.
- Cover page of Department of Supply, Australian Defence Scientific Service, Defence Standards Laboratories, Report number 458, 'Organic Materials In Adverse Environments' by Peter Dunn, dated 8-12 November 1971.
- Cover page of Department of Supply, Australian Defence Scientific Service, Defence Standards Laboratories, Report number 404 ‘Development Of Magnetic Rubbers’ by Peter Dunn and J.M.D. Woodford, dated September 1970.
- 'The Surface Treatment of Nylons for Adhesive Bonding’ by Peter Dunn and G. F. Sansom, Appendix 17a, 17.2, attached to paper with sticky tape.
- Cover page of Department of Supply, Australian Defence Scientific Service, Defence Standards Laboratories, Report number 309, 'The Analysis Of Fuel System Icing Inhibitors (FS11) Based On Ethylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether', by Peter Dunn and A. G. Kelso, dated March 1968, glued to paper.

Minute papers from the Defence Standards Laboratories regarding organic polymers, dated 22/10/1958, signed by Peter Dunn and addressed to Superintendent Materials and Explosives Division, and a handwritten minute paper dated 29/8/1958, glued to paper.

Department of Supply internal memorandum from Peter Dunn as head of the Polymers Group to Dr Oldfield, dated 23 November 1970, with subject 'A New Concept in Antifouling Rubbers.

Correspondence between Peter Dunn and the University of Tasmania regarding entry and applications for enrolment in a Doctorate of Science, dated between 11 November 1977 and 24 November 1977.

'Fire Hazards of Organic Materials-Small Scale Assessment of Flammability and Smoke Generation' by J. R. Brown and Peter Dunn published in Fire and Materials, 1976, volume 1, pages 2-8.

Note: Inventory Item DUNN00426, Series 1, contains extensive contextual information concerning Peter Dunn's doctoral thesis.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00754, for Part 2 see DUNN00755, and for Part 3 see DUNN00756.

Contains multiple records concerning Peter Dunn's 1985 Member of the Order of Australia Award. Records include:

Three photocopies of a newspaper clipping from The Mercury, dated Thursday 15 February 1990, titled 'Death knell for imperial honours'.

Blank manila folder, housing:
- Correspondence from the Official Secretary to David Smith, Governor General, informing Peter Dunn of Her Majesty the Queen's approval of his nomination for membership in the General Division of the Order of Australia, dated 30 May 1985.
- Records from the Order of Australia Association including: newsletter dated June 1985; letter of congratulations from Arthur Tange, Chairman of the National Committee of the Order of Australia Association, dated 10 June 1985; and a blank application form for the Order of Australia Association.
- Undated typed documents titled 'Order of Australia Award' and 'Mustard Gas Rears Again - The Gulf War'.
- Multiple photocopies of and original newspaper clippings. Examples include: 'The Queens Birthday Honours' published in The Age, dated Monday 10 June 1985, page 14; 'Nation Honours Maidstone Scientist' published in The Western Times dated Wednesday 19 June 1985, page 10; and pages 3-4, and pages 13-14 of The Sun, dated Monday 10 June 1985.
- Multiple letters and cards of congratulation for Peter Dunn in relation to his Order of Australia award, dated between 10 June and 18 June 1985, from the following correspondents: 'Sam'; Allan Saunders; Eric Wigglesworth; CDS [Chief Defence Scientist]; MRL [Materials Research Laboratory] staff; Allan Hanpe; Kim C Beasley, Minister for Defence; D.G. Stewart, Superintendent, Aero Propulsion Division, Aeronautical Research Laboratories, Department of Defence; O.W and J. C. Pentreath 'Joan, David, Scott and Kelly'; Betty Allan and Family; Dorrie Ern; Roma [Dunn]; Beryl and Bob McGregon; and Great Nicholson.
- Sheet of Australian postage stamps in Australia Post bag.
- Multiple copies of a handwritten 'note for file' by Peter Dunn, dated 17-6-1985 concerning an interview for the Footscray Mail.
- Multiple copies of a letter to Dr Ann Mihkelson from Peter Dunn, dated 11 June 1985, discussing the award of 'AM'.
- A list titled 'Telephone calls re [regarding] award'.
- Plastic bag housing five black and white portrait style photographic prints of Peter Dunn.
- Blank A4 envelope housing correspondence from the Commonwealth of Australia, Governor General, Official Secretary David I Smith to Peter Dunn informing him of his nomination, and the successful outcome of his nomination for appointment as a member in the General Division of the Order of Australia, as well as information on the Order of Australia awards including pictures of medals.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00757, for Part 2 see DUNN00758, and for Part 3 see DUNN00759.

This item houses multiple records concerning Peter Dunn's 1985 Member of the Order of Australia Award. Records include:

Multiple photocopies of Peter Dunn's Order of Australia Award Certificate.

Photocopy from Who's Who In Australia, 1983, pages 939 -941, depicting the different Australian Order of Australia Decorations.

Multiple photocopies of and original newspaper clippings. Examples include:
- 'Order of Australia for local chemist', The Mail, dated 26 June 1985, page 13.
- 'Process of nomination, selection and rejection', The Age, dated Thursday 26 January 1989, by Tony Burchill.
- 'New awards for peace, war and community work', The Age, dated Monday 27 January 1986, page 5.

Correspondence and records relating to the investiture of Peter Dunn's Order of Australia Award. Examples include:
- Letter from Peter Dunn to Mr Curwen, Secretary to the Governor General, dated 28 August 1985, accepting his invitation to attend the investiture on 4 October 1985.
- Photocopy of document titled 'Investiture At Government House, Melbourne Notes For Guidance'.
- Invitation from Mr Curwen, Secretary to the Governor General to attend an Investiture on Friday 4 October 1985.
- Name tags, compliments slip and Invitation to a Order of Australia Association Victorian Branch event, dated 1 August 1985.

Letter to Peter Dunn from George E. Barlow thanking Peter Dunn for congratulating George Barlow on his receipt of an Order of Australia award, dated 6 February 1987.

Full copy of Defence Research News, issue number 2, October 1985, as well as photocopies of selected pages.

Order of Australia Association - Victorian Branch, Annual Report dated 30 September 1985.

Department of Foreign Affairs publications including a booklet from 1986 titled: Australia and Disarmament: steps in the right direction, and Australian Foreign Affairs Record: International Year Of Peace, volume 56, number 10, October 1985.

Cards and letters congratulating Peter Dunn on his Order of Australia Award and Peter Dunn's replies, dated between 15 July 1985 and 21 June 1986, from the follwing correspondents: Mr Geoff Hardy; 'Lois'; John and Dorothy Kruls; Wally and Elaine; Ray and Shirley Mitchell; Karen, Robert and Rachael [this card is addressed 'Dear Dad']; Fey and Reg Court.

Multiple sets of correspondence between the Peace and Disarmament Branch of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Peter Dunn, including:
- A letter housed in an envelope alongside a colour photograph of Peter Dunn being awarded the Order of Australia, and loose colour and black and white negatives. Letter is dated 20 February 1986.
- Letter dated 8 October 1985 attached to a draft article for the Australian Foreign Affairs Record.
- A Disarmament Newsletter about Peter Dunn's Order of Australia Award.

Multiple copies of a single sheet 'Biography' of Peter Dunn dated September 1985.

Department of Defence Personnel Instruction Number 4/85, dated 30 August 1985, titled 'Nominations For Australian Honours And Awards To Civilians'.

Letter dated 18 July 1985, from Peter Dunn informing 'the Director' that his Order of Australia Award Investiture will not clash with a work trip.

Correspondence from Bill Hayden, Parliamentary Minister including an attached letter from Bill Hayden to Kim Beazley, Minister for Defence, dated 7 June 1985, advocating for a peace award.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00757, for Part 2 see DUNN00758, and for Part 3 see DUNN00759.

Contains multiple records concerning Peter Dunn's 1985 Member of the Order of Australia Award. Records include:

Multiple newspaper clippings. Examples include:
- 'Order of Australia for local chemist', The Mail, dated Wednesday 26 June 1985, page 14, by Sally Webster.
- 'Honours for 4 from West', unknown source, date and author.
- 'OAM for Mayor', unknown source, date and author.

Cards and letters congratulating Peter Dunn on his Order of Australia Award and Peter Dunn's replies, dated between 11 June 1985 and 17 July 1985, from the following correspondents: C. C. Hamilton, Task Force On Youth Allowance Administration, Office of the Chairman, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet; Elsie; P.W. Woodhouse, Executive Director, The Royal Australian Chemical Institute; Ian Sinclair, Leader of The National Party of Australia; P.J.G.W., Donald E Plaisted, Grand Secretary, The United Grand Lodge of A.F. And A. Masons of Victoria; F.R. Harvey, First Assistant Secretary, Financial Services and Internal Audit, Department of Defence; Fred J. Watt, President, Royal Automobile Club of Victoria; Margaret, Alex and Catherine Campbell; John Cain, Premier of Victoria; Tom Fink; Brian Murray, Governor of Victoria; Stan Dean; R.W. Cole, Office of the Secretary, Department of Defence; Lynne Michael; Shirley and Joe; Karlene and Brian Lynch and family; Jean and Colin Trinnick; Bill and Mona Kenworthy; Jim and Valda Colin; Shirley and Alick Holmes; J.H. Ranicar, Officer in Charge, Joint Tropical Trials and Research Establishment, Department of Defence; Thomas Farrell; Brigadier Mal. H. Mackenzie; D.G. Stewart, Superintendent, Aero Propulsion Division, Aeronautical Research Laboratories, Department of Defence; Kim Beasley, Minister for Defence; G.S. Pearson, Town Clerk, City of Sunshine; John Maclaren, Department of Protein Chemistry, CSIRO [Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation]; J.E. Kolm; 'Barry' B. E. Duke.

Details of a farewell dinner for retiring Aircraft Materials Division Officers dated Friday 2 August 1985.

Records relating to a Materials Research Laboratory Sub-Program Review, including:
- A 'For Information' carbon sheet, dated 20 June 1985.
- Draft Agenda titled 'Annual Review Of MRL [Materials Research Laboratory] Sub-Programs Organic Chemistry Division', dated Friday 12 July 1985.
- Multiple minute papers concerning the review.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00757, for Part 2 see DUNN00758, and for Part 3 see DUNN00759.

Contains records relating to 'Government Industry Conference Against Chemical Weapons' [GICCW], an international conference held in Canberra in 1989. Records include:

Envelope housing:
- Four loose black and white photographic prints of Peter Dunn.
- A minute paper outlining the political sensitivities of requests from Czechoslovakian delegates to visit the Materials Research Laboratories, dated 18 July 1989.
- A smaller envelope containing invitations, dinner menus, programs, and seating arrangements for the GICCW conference.

GICCW conference booklet and Delegates Handbook, both dated September 1989.

Group of documents from the United States' delegation to the GICCW conference. Documents include:
- List titled 'Chemical Weapons Arms Control Chronology of Key Events 1925-1989'.
- Short reports with the following titles: 'The U.S. [United States] Chemical Weapon Demilitarization Program'; 'Chemical Weapons (9CW) Proliferation'; 'U. S. Export Control Laws Relating to Chemical Weapons'; 'Dual-Use Chemicals: Commercial And Military Application'; 'Chemical Weapons Negotiations Conference on Disarmament'.
- A transcript of an interview with Richard Clarke dated September 1989.
- An outline of the United States of America delegation, including one page biographies for: Richard A Clarke; Max L. Friedersdorf; Ernest H. Drew; Will D. Carpenter; and Kyle B. Olson.
- A fact sheet about the Chemical Manufacturers Association.

Assorted administrative papers for the GICCW conference, including: industry statement version two; front page of the conference registration form; document containing administrative and travel information for conference delegates; invitation to Peter Dunn to join the Australian delegation for the conference, attached to a conference program.

Multiple newspaper clippings concerning the GICCW conference, from sources such as The Herald, The Age and The Australian. Titles include: 'US chemical arms offer'; 'Manufacturers of chemicals agree to seek an arms ban'; 'Terrorists "might use chemical weapons"'; 'US and USSR [Union of Soviet Socialist Republics] move to ease nuclear tensions'.

Copy of the GICCW conference opening address, given by Senator Gareth Evans on Tuesday 19 September 1989, file number GICCW/P/2.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00760, for Part 2 see DUNN00761, and for Part 3 see DUNN00762.

Contains records relating to 'Government Industry Conference Against Chemical Weapons' [GICCW], an international conference held in Canberra in 1989. Records include:

Copy of three International Government Industry Conference Against Chemical Weapons 'Reports delivered by the Workshop Chairman and Chairman of the Industry Forum in the Plenary Meeting on Thursday 21 September 1989'. Titles include:
- 'Report of Workshop I - H.E. Ambassador M. C. De Azambuja, Chairman, Workshop I'.
- 'Report of Workshop II - Dr H. Schroeder, Chairman, Workshop II.
- 'Report of the Industry Forum - Mr T. Reynolds, Chairman, Industry Forum'.

A 'Summary Statement' of the GICCW conference by Senator the Honourable Gareth Evans, Queens Council, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade of Australia, dated 22 September 1989.

Transcription of 'Late Night Live' dated 19/9/1989.

Chemical Confederation of Australia booklet.

Multiple photocopies of newspaper clippings concerning the GICCW conference, from sources such as Canberra Times and The Age. Records include:
- 'Evans to secure weapons deal'.
- 'Chemical Makers Back Effort on Arms'.

Untitled, undated typed document that appears to be a speech or report on the GICCW conference.

GICCW conference telephone directory.

GICCW conference list titled 'Tasking of Australian Delegates', dated 15/9/1989.

Background briefing document for media, dated September 1989, prepared by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Canberra regarding the GICCW conference.

Document prepared by the delegation of the Federal Republic of Germany, dated September 1989, titled 'German Industries view in the field of B/C [Biological and Chemical] weapons and expectations towards the implementation of the chemical weapons convention'.

'Chemical Weapons Conference In Canberra' transcript dated 18 September 1989.

Industry statement titled 'Government-Industry Conference Against Chemical Weapons'.

Letter to the Royal Belgian Embassy, Ambassador of Belgium, His Excellency Dr [Doctor] Wilfried de Pauw, col [Colonial] from Peter Dunn thanking the Ambassador for extending an invitation to Peter Dunn to attend a dinner party for Baron Guillaume, dated 25 September 1989.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00760, for Part 2 see DUNN00761, and for Part 3 see DUNN00762.

Contains records relating to 'Government Industry Conference Against Chemical Weapons' [GICCW], an international conference held in Canberra in 1989. Records include:
- Report titled 'Trade Union Report on Chemical Weapons', by the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions and the International Federation of Chemical, Energy and General Worker's Unions. Dated 1989.
- GICCW conference booklet titled Workshop I: Concluding the Chemical Weapons Convention: Government-Industry Cooperation, Workshop II: Implementing the Convention and Discussants' Papers. Dated 1989. Spiral-bound report.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00760, for Part 2 see DUNN00761, and for Part 3 see DUNN00762.

Contains assorted papers pertaining to Peter Dunn's visits to the South Pacific and South East Asia in 1988-1989. Records include:

Manila folder inscribed 'Mission to South Pacific April 1989 Travel Papers', with metal clasp removed at time of processing for preservation purposes. Folder houses:

Items bulldog-clipped to the inside cover of the manila folder but rehoused in an archival sleeve and reattached to the manila folder for preservation purposes at the time of processing. Items include:
- Blue notebook with Australian Coat of arms.
- A small envelope inscribed 'Spare passport photographs (s) colour' containing two plastic bags with multiple black and white loose portrait style photographic prints.
- A Qantas itinerary. Folded inside the itinerary is a card from Roma [Dunn] to Peter Dunn date stamped 12 April 1989.
- List titled 'Information For overseas Visit - Dr P. [Peter] Dunn - 1989 (April)'.

The following two loose items:
- A notebook covered in brown paper inscribed 'Visit to SE [South East] Asia 6 - 25 Nov [November] 1988.'
- A photocopy of a cheque and letter dated 30 June 1989 regarding the reimbursement of Peter Dunn from Thai Airways mishandling his luggage.

The following items were all held into place by the metal clasp in the manila folder and relate to Peter Dunn's trip to the South Pacific between 1 and 20 April 1989. Items include:

Reimbursements for travel costs and other financial records including:
- A calculation sheet.
- Hotel receipts.

A letter from 'Sam' to Peter Dunn dated 24 April congratulating him on 'the RSL's [Returned and Services League] recognition of your great efforts'.

Itinerary dated 31 March 1989 from Qantas Airways.

A number of lists and handwritten notes and calculations. Including:
- Notes and lists of activities and occurrences on the trip prepared by Peter Dunn and submitted to the Defence Science and Technology Organisation.
- A contact list titled 'Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative Pacific Leg'.
- A list of time zone codes.

Photocopy of a page of Pacific Research: A Periodical of the Peace Research Centre Australia National University, volume 2, number 1, February 1989 edition and of pages 16-17 of the CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] Bulletin, February 1989 edition.

Official press release and notes on answering press questions from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, dated 7 March 1989.

Annotated map of the Pacific.

A completed Medicare assignment form dated 18 January 1989.

Reports on Peter Dunn's trip to the South Pacific. Examples include:
- A photocopy of a journal article titled 'Australian Diplomatic and Technical Inputs into the Control of Chemical Weapons' by Peter Dunn, Shirley E. Freeman, Robert J. Mathews and Jim E. Silva published in the December 1988 edition of Chemistry in Australia pages 448-450.
- A list titled 'List of slides for presentations'.
- A document titled 'The effectiveness of CW [chemical weapons] in the tropics'.

A table titled 'Table 6. Chemical Warfare Threat Agents'.

Colour brochure about the Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Materials Research Laboratory.

The title of this file was imposed at the time of processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00763, and for Part 2 see DUNN00764.

Contains assorted papers pertaining to Peter Dunn's visits to the South Pacific and South East Asia in 1988-1989. Records include:
- Map in a plastic pocket titled 'Map of the Pacific Islands', published by Pacific Publications in 1986.
- A4 envelope inscribed 'Dr Peter Dunn', and 'Official Itineraries, post details, invitations etc' housing a series of programs dated between 1 April 1989 - 20 May 1989 to the following locations: Vanuatu; Tonga; Samoa; New Zealand; Fiji; Solomon Islands. Also included is a newspaper clipping from The Age 31 March 1989 titled 'Chemical weapon pact likely: envoy' written by Mark Bruer.
- A bound report with the Commonwealth coat of arms titled 'A Summary Guide To The Draft Chemical Weapons Convention' subtitled 'Under negation by the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons Conference on Disarmament Geneva' dated March 1989.
- Plastic folder with two pockets. The left hand pocket contains: two loose black and white photographic prints of groups of men in suits; travel information including an itinerary for the South Pacific. The right hand side pocket houses more travel information relating to: Indonesia; Singaporean ministry of foreign affairs notepaper; Multiple faxes to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Items in each pocket were re-housed at time of processing into archival sleeves for preservation purposes.

The title of this file was imposed at the time of processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00763, and for Part 2 see DUNN00764.

Contains assorted records pertaining to Peter Dunn's ANZAC [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps] Peace Prize, received in 1989. Records include:

Loose manila folder sitting on top of box file (see notes below) housing an A4 envelope inscribed 'Spare for PD [Peter Dunn]. Folder contains: two colour brochures, one for the House of Representatives, dated 1988, the other titled 'Parliament House Visitors Guide'; a large black and white photographic print with two labels on reverse. One label reads 'Dept. [Department] of Defence public relations Ref [Reference] No. [Number] CANA 89.124.07' and the other label reads 'Mr & Mrs Hayden with Brigadier Garland and Peter & Roma Dunn. Government House Canberra'; other records including news clipping, guest list for award ceremony and notes for acceptance speech.

Housed inside the box file are multiple items relating to Peter Dunn's ANZAC Peace Prize received in 1989, as well as ANZAC day and the Returned and Services League more generally, including:

ANZAC 75th Anniversary $5 commemorative coin.

Multiple photocopies of and original news clippings from sources such as Mufti [The Returned and Services League Newsletter] and The Sunday Herald. Examples of titles include: 'Iraq war sparks push for ban'; 'Bravery recognised'; 'ANZAC Peace Medal To Chemist'.

Multiple letters and cards of congratulation addressed to Peter Dunn on his ANZAC Peace Prize of 1989. Examples of key correspondents include: Doreen Langley, Scientists Against Nuclear Arms; Jocelyn Newman, Shadow Minister for Defence; Dr Fredrick Bryant, Executive Secretary of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute.

Photocopies of Peter Dunn's ANZAC Peace Prize certificate.

Returned and Services League media release concerning Peter Dunns ANZAC Peace Prize of 1989, dated 6 June 1989.

Peter Dunn's 'Response' to his ANZAC Peace Prize of 1989, dated 7 June 1989.

Multiple photocopies of Department of Defence, Public Relations Photograph reference number 'CANA 89.125.111' depicting Peter Dunn being awarded the ANZAC Peace Prize of 1989 with The Governor General of Australia, Mr W.G. Hayden and the National President of the Returned and Services League, Brigadier A. B. Garland.

Envelope addressed to 'Materials Research Laboratory, Cordite Ave [Avenue] Maribyrnong Vic [ Victoria] 3032', housing:
- Five black and white portrait style photographic prints of Peter Dunn stamped on reverse with a copyright notice from The Age.
- A piece of card.

Small envelope addressed to Peter Dunn's Maidstone home, containing:
- A Returned and Services League of Australia compliments slip with note from June Healy.
- Two colour photographic prints with date ''89 [1989] 6 [June] 7' in their bottom right corner. Both photographs were taken by Lionel Nomehong and have codes inscribed in left hand corner of reverse. Codes are 'A14' and 'A13'. These photographs depict Peter Dunn, Roma Dunn, and Brigadier A. Garland, National President of the Returned and Services League of Australia.

Letter from Senator Brian R. Archer, Liberal Senator For Tasmania, to Peter Dunn dated 3 July 1989 requesting Peter Dunn's advice on technology and science research.

The 1988 President's Report of the Victorian Branch of the Returned and Services League.
For preservation purposes, this item was rehoused in an archival sleeve during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00765, for Part 2 see DUNN00766, and for Part 3 see DUNN00767.

Contains assorted records pertaining to Peter Dunn's ANZAC [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps] Peace Prize, received in 1989, as well as ANZAC day and the RSL [Returned and Services League] more generally. Records include:

Named place card for Dr Peter Dunn with gold RSL logo folded around an RSL invitation dated 5 July 1989 from Mr B C Ruxton to attend a conference luncheon in 'The Members Dining Room [ANZAC House 4 Collins Street, Melbourne] At The Table Reserved For The State President And His Guests' on Victoria Branch note paper.

Envelope with invitation card to a Lunch on Wed [Wednesday] 4 June 1989 from The National President and Members of the National Executive.

Multiple photocopies of a fax inviting Peter Dunn to attend the 'The Official Opening of the 74th Annual Conference', dated 04.07.1989, attached to a map of the venue - Flemington Racecourse in Victoria.

Multiple photocopies of and original news clippings from sources such as The Weekend Australian, Pacific Research. Examples of titles include: 'Diggers seek compensation for a hazardous tour of duty'; 'CW [Chemical Weapons] Expert Wins ANZAC Peace Prize'; 'The man, his idea, his art'.

Correspondence from Peter Dunn to Mr John Monks, Southdown Press enclosing a list of ANZAC Peace Prize Winners, dated 28 June 1989.

Multiple copies of a list of ANZAC Peace Prize Winners on letterhead of Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Materials Research Laboratory, Melbourne.

A 'Materials Research Laboratory Staff Association Incorporated Newssheet', dated May 1989 including a 'congratulatory' note for Peter Dunn.

A Department of Defence publication titled 'Recent changes in DSTO [Defence Science and Technology Organisation]', by H.A. D'Assumpcao Chief Defence Scientist, dated 13 June 1989.

A letter to Doctor J. E. Wajon from Peter Dunn dated 14 June 1989 attached to an RSL press release titled 'ANZAC Peace Prize 1989', dated 6 June 1989.

An unaddressed letter with attached citation, text, and photocopy of a photograph of and from the award ceremony of Peter Dunn's ANZAC Peace Prize.

Ansett boarding passes and baggage tickets, dated 6 June.

What looks like a typed speech or biography about Peter Dunn on the letterhead of Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Materials Research Laboratory Melbourne, titled 'ANZAC Peace Prize - 1989'.

A letter from the June Healy, Deputy National Secretary, The Returned and Services League Of Australia, to Peter Dunn concerning airline tickets to Canberra, dated 2 June 1989.

Correspondence congratulating Peter Dunn on his ANZAC Peace Prize from the following individuals and organisations: Connie Wright; Tom Fink; Val, Alex, and Family; Devvy Stewart; The Returned and Services League, State president [Victoria] B. C. Ruxton; Fred and Nancy Collier; Jim and Valda Colin; Shirley and Lee; Elsie; Karen, Robert, Rachel, and Jessica [This card begins 'Dear Dad']; Betty, Allan and Family; Roma [Dunn]; David Simmons, Minister for Defence Science and Personnel; Keith D Suter, Foundation Director, Trinity Peace Research Institute; I. M. Herrman, Director, Footscray Institute of Technology.

A list compiled by Peter Dunn of media contacts and interactions in relation to Peter Dunn's ANZAC Peace Prize on letterhead of Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Materials Research Laboratory Melbourne. Another group of documents in this file also relates to two television interviews Peter Dunn gave on 25 April 1989.

A card featuring a portrait style black and white photo of Doug Aiton, above the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Logo.

Letter from June Healy, Deputy National Secretary, The Returned and Services League Of Australia, to Peter Dunn informing him of his selection for the ANZAC Peace Prize, dated 10 March 1989.

A transcript of a question without notice from Mr Langmore, and Mr Hawke’s answer, dated 2 May 1989, held in a bundle of records with hand written 'notes for copying' on front.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00765, for Part 2 see DUNN00766, and for Part 3 see DUNN00767.

Contains assorted records pertaining to Peter Dunn's ANZAC [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps] Peace Prize, received in 1989, as well as ANZAC day and the RSL [Returned and Services League] more generally. Records include:

Correspondence congratulating Peter Dunn on his ANZAC Peace Prize from the following individuals and organisations: I. M. Herrman, Director, Footscray Institute of Technology; David Simmons, Minister for Defence Science and Personnel; Keith D Suter, Foundation Director, Trinity Peace Research Institute; B. C. Ruxton, State President (Victoria), The Returned and Services League; O'Connell; Sam; Tom Fink; Fuel and Lubricants, Defence Science and Technology Organisations, Materials Research Laboratory, Department of Defence; Paul Stule.

A transcript of a question without notice from Mr Langmore and Mr Hawke’s answer, dated 2 May 1989.

Letter from June Healy, Deputy National Secretary, National Headquarters of The Returned and Services League Of Australia, to Peter Dunn informing him of his selection for the ANZAC Peace Prize, dated 10 March 1989.

Multiple photocopies of and original news clippings from sources such as The Age, and The Canberra Times. Examples of titles include: 'Peace prize follows horror of war'; 'Melbourne scientist wins peace prize'.

Multiple photocopies of a Department of Defence, Materials Research Laboratory, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Biographical Summary about Peter Dunn, dated May 1989.

Multiple copies of a letter to Brigadier Garland from Peter Dunn thanking Brigadier Garland for awarding Peter Dunn with the 1989 ANZAC Peace Prize, dated 27 April 1989.

Handwritten list titled 'Contacts on the ANZAC Peace Prize'.

Typed notes titled 'Discussions With Mrs June Healy, RSL [Returned and Services League] Canberra 062-487199, Tuesday 28 March 1989' signed by Peter Dunn, dated 28.3.1989.

Letter from Peter Dunn to Mrs Healy, Deputy National Secretary, National Headquarters, The Returned and Services league of Australia, regarding the ANZAC Peace Prize including a list of Department of Defence individuals to 'invite' to the award ceremony.

Letter of thanks and acceptance from Peter Dunn to Mrs June Healy, Deputy National Secretary, National Headquarters, The Returned Services league of Australia, in relation to his ANZAC Peace Prize.

Photocopy of 'Conference on Disarmament 1988 Session'.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00765, for Part 2 see DUNN00766, and for Part 3 see DUNN00767.

Contains assorted records, as follows:

A4 envelope inscribed ‘CWRI [Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative] Report’, ‘Master Copy Nov [November] 88 [1988] Including Original Photographs' housing: a report titled 'Regional Initiative On Chemical Disarmament: The Chemical Threat' by Peter Dunn, dated November 1988. Report contains photographic colour prints stuck to paper.

A4 envelope inscribed 'First mission to South-East Asia General Papers 6 - 25 Nov [November] 1988', housing:
- A table plan for a Singapore dialogue on chemical weapons.
- A letter from the Australian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur welcoming Peter Dunn to Kuala Lumpur and detailing the program for his visit, accommodation and travel.
- Travel details for Jakarta 6 to 8 November, Hanoi 9 to 12 November, Bangkok 12 to 16 November, Kuala Lumpur 16 to 20 November, and Singapore 20 to 23 November.
- Multiple lists including a list of key telephone numbers, and a list titled 'List of Participants at Chemical Weapons Seminar'.
- Programmes for Bangkok and Hanoi.

Empty plastic folder.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00768, for Part 2 see DUNN00769, and for Part 3 see DUNN00770.

Contains an A4 envelope inscribed 'General papers on disarmament (Used in preparation of paper for "Checking the Arms Race"). May 1988', housing:
- Multiple articles, eg 'Global Chemical Experts Offer Advice for Chemical Weapons Treaty' Chemical and Engineering News, 1987, authored by Lois R. Ember; An A to Z of Australian disarmament and arms control initiatives and activities produced by the Department of Foreign Affairs in 1987; 'Australia's present and future role in disarmament and arms control produced by the Department of Foreign Affairs in 1986; a photocopy of 'the future of arms control' edited by Desmond Ball and Andrew Mack published by the Australian National University Press, pages v to 9.
- Correspondence between the Department of Defence, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Materials Research Laboratories and the Conference Organising Committee, Chairperson Dr Philip Williams [for Checking the Arms Race: Australia's Role in International Verification] dated 23 November 1987 and 1 November 1987.
- A revised draft of the Australian Chemical Weapons Resolution (L.67/REV.I), dated 9 November 1987.
- A copy of Peace and Disarmament News, September 1987.
- A statement of the Pugwash Executive Committee dated 23 to 24 January 1988 from the 13th workshop of the Pugwash Study Group on Chemical Warfare.
- Multiple reports including 'Verification of Non-Production of Chemical Weapons And Their Precursors By The Civilian Chemical Industry' authored by Shirley E. Freeman and Robert J. Mathews dated 2 December 1987, and 'Effects On Health Of Chemical Weapons' dated 10 November 1987.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00768, for Part 2 see DUNN00769, and for Part 3 see DUNN00770.

Contains:
- Materials Research Laboratory brochure.
- Multiple copies of a report titled 'Regional Initiative On Chemical Disarmament: The Chemical Threat’ by Peter Dunn, dated November 1988.
- 'Report Of The Mission Dispatched By The Secretary-General To Investigate Allegations Of The Use Of Chemical Weapons In The Conflict Between The Islamic Republic Of Iran and Iraq', dated 12 March 1986.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00768, for Part 2 see DUNN00769, and for Part 3 see DUNN00770.

This item contains editions of various journals and newsletters concerned with peace and disarmament. The key publications included here are:
- SANA [Scientists Against Nuclear Arms] Update , Newsletter, number 78, November 1989 and Newsletter number 64, August 1988.
- Pacific Research Australian Nation University, volume 1, number 2, November 1988, and volume 2, number 1, February 1989.
- Peace and Disarmament News produced by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, December 1988.
- Bundle of publications with a Defence Science and Technology Canberra cover sheet dated 12/1/1989.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00771, for Part 2 see DUNN00772, and for Part 3 see DUNN00773.

This item contains editions of various journals and newsletters concerned with peace and disarmament. The key publications included here are:
- Peace and Disarmament News produced by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, December 1988 and July 1989 editions. The July 1989 edition has two loose black and white photographic prints interleaved inside it. Both prints have a Department of Defence Public Relations label on reverse with a unique reference number. The two reference numbers are ‘CANA 89.125.06’ and ‘CANA 89.125.11’.
- Pacific Research Australian National University, volume 2, number 3, August 1989, volume 2, number 4, November 1989, and volume 2, number 2, May 1989.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00771, for Part 2 see DUNN00772, and for Part 3 see DUNN00773.

This item contains editions of various journals and newsletters concerned with peace and disarmament. The key publications included here are:
- Three copies of Peace Research Centre working paper number 65, 'Australian Diplomatic and Technical Inputs Into The Control Of Chemical Weapons' by Peter Dunn dated March 1989.
- Report titled 'Winds Of Death: Iraq's Use Of Poison Gas Against Its Kurdish Population' subtitled 'Report of a Medical Mission to Turkish Kurdistan by Physicians for Human Rights', dated February 1989.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00771, for Part 2 see DUNN00772, and for Part 3 see DUNN00773.

This item is a collection of papers and news clippings regarding chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons, disarmament, and the United Nations. Records include:

A blue manila folder inscribed 'UN [United Nations] Conference' housing items relating to events celebrating the 50th anniversary of the United Nations, held at Melbourne University. Records include flyers, invitations, programs and transcripts, amongst other items.

'Report Of The Specialists Appointed By The Secretary-General To Investigate Allegations By The Islamic Republic Of Iran Concerning The Use Of Chemical Weapons', dated 26 March 1984, document number 'S/16433'.

Multiple magazine clippings, newspaper clippings, and photocopies of articles. Examples include:
- 'World finally sees risk of chemical weapons' by Peter Weiniger, The Age, dated Saturday 23 May 1992.
- 'Reclaiming Maralinga', The Bulletin, dated 27 December 1994/ 3 January 1995, by Robert Mayne.
- 'Tibet: The New Chinese Invasion', Newsweek: The International News Magazine on pages 49 to 54.
- A copy of Business Review Weekly, dated April 10 1995.

Multiple scientific and professional publications. Examples include:
- 'Australia's Technical Role - Australian Diplomatic and Technical In-puts into the Control of Chemical Weapons' by Peter Dunn prepared for the conference 'Checking The Arms Race: Scientists Against Nuclear Arms People for Nuclear Disarmament' held in Sydney on May 1988 attached to cover sheet.
- Australian Defence Science News , number 8, Summer 1995.
- Photocopies of pages 26 and 27 of Chemistry in Australia, dated March 1995, that outline the 10th National Royal Australian Chemicals Institute Convention.

Contains items originally housed together in box file, rehoused in manila folders for preservation purposes at the time of processing. Where available the title is derived from the original housing. Title imposed at time of processing. This item has been split into two parts. Part 1 of 2 can be found in DUNN00774, and part 2 of 2 can be found in DUNN00775.

This item is a collection of papers and news clippings regarding chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons, disarmament, and the United Nations. It contains an A4 envelope inscribed 'Miscellaneous Spares' housing mostly articles relating to chemical weapons' use in the Gulf War. Records include:
- Newspaper clippings and photocopies of newspaper articles, eg 'UN [United Nations] Circus goes on annual leave' The Herald, dated Wednesday 26 December 1984, page 15 and 'Australia joins UN [United Nations] gas warfare probe' by Michelle Grattan, The Age, dated Tuesday 13 March 1984.
- Scientific and academic publications and photocopies of these publications, eg 'Chemical Warfare: UN confirms use on Iranian troops' published in Chemistry and Engineering News - A Weekly US [United States] Technical Journal' , dated 2 April 198 and 'Designing for the NBC [Nuclear Biological Chemical] Environment' by Jan L Ditzian published in National Defence, dated March 1984, on pages 34-42.
- Booklet titled Swedish Christmas Chemistry published by the National Defence Research institute.
- Notes for Peter Dunn from D. M. Pinkerton, dated 3 April 1984.
- Correspondence from Homer W. Carhart, Head, Combustion & Fuels Branch, Chemistry Division, Naval Research Laboratory, United States of America Department of the Navy, dated 30 March 1984.
- A transcript of a conversation between Mr R Walker and Mr G. E. Barlow, dated 11 May 1984.
- MRL Minute Paper, titled 'Report On Analysis Of Paint On Weapon Cap From Iran-Iraq Battlefield'.
- Press conference transcript dated 4 April 1984 held by the Foreign Minister Mr Hayden and Peter Dunn on the subject of 'Iran-Iraq War: Chemical Weapons'.
- Print-out titled 'United Press International Database'.
- Translated note from Iranian military forces to the 'Superpowers'.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00774, for Part 2 see DUNN00775.

Contains:
- Document titled 'Mission UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] 129B (CW26) - Early 1996 Munitions and Other Aspects'.
- Photocopy of report titled 'Some Problems In The Destruction Of Chemical Munitions, And Recommendations Toward Their Amelioration' published in Pure and Applied Chemistry, volume 67, number 5, on pages 841 to 858 by J. F. Bunnett and the 'Task Force': J.F Bunnett, I. P. Beletskaya, W. Ando, H.D.Durst, C. Eon, D. Forment, R. F. Hudson, R Leslie, R. Manley, B. McKusick, M. Mikolajczyk, G. Modena, W. Mulbry and K. Schaffner.
- Publication titled 'Chemical Hazard Data Sheets' subtitled 'Chemical Warfare Precursor Chemicals', dated April 1993 prepared by the Operational Health and Safety Royal New Zealand Army Medical Corps for the United Nations Special Commission.
- Three editions of The ASA [Applied Science and Analysis Inc] Newsletter, issue number 39, dated 9 December 1993, issue number 40, dated 10 February 1994, and issue number 45, dated 21 December 1994.
- Happy New Year card in envelope sent to Peter Dunn from the United Nations Centre for Disarmament Affairs dated December 1994.
- Two Christmas cards addressed to Peter Dunn one from Yamato Protec Corporation Adviser Hideyo Kurata and the other from Professor Splino.
- News clipping and photocopy of news clipping titled 'Saddam's Family Deserts' by James Walsh published in Time, dated 21 August 1995, pages 38 and 39.

Contains items originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file during processing. The title of this file was imposed during processing.

Item contains official United Nations and academic publications relating to investigations into chemical weapons' use during the Gulf War, and personal documents of Peter Dunn's relating to his role in the aforementioned investigations. Items include:

Envelope inscribed 'Iran/Iraq War Correspondence with Riza, UN [United Nations]', housing:
- An empty United Nations envelope addressed to Peter Dunn dated 9 May 1988.
- Correspondence between Iqbal Riza and Peter Dunn regarding potential publication of a book by Peter Dunn on chemical weapons' use during the Gulf War including: a letter in an envelope dated 5 April 1988; a loose letter dated 23 March 1988; a loose letter dated 8 March 1988; a loose letter dated 19 February 1988; and a loose letter with attached proposal dated 7 December 1987.
- Note on an invitation received and declined via telephone to Peter Dunn from the Iranian Embassy in Canberra dated 31 March 1988.
- Loose handwritten notes dated 27.1.88 [1988] signed by Peter Dunn regarding the ANZAC [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps] Peace Award of 1988.
- Loose letter titled 'Possible visit to USA [United States of America] for JIO [Joint Interrogation Opportunities]', dated 20 January 1988, from Peter Dunn to 'Director'; and
- Christmas card in envelope from Iqbal Riza to Peter Dunn, date stamped 24 December 1987.

Envelope inscribed, 'Adelaide Visit November 89 [1989] Dr [Doctor] Ian Maddocks SANA [Scientists Against Nuclear Arms] and MAPW [Medical Association for Prevention of War]', housing:
- Handwritten notes.
- Defence Science and Technology Organisation Melbourne schedule for Peter Dunn's visit to Adelaide titled 'Dr P. [Peter] Dunn Adelaide Visit 17-18 November 1989 Chemical Disarmament Activities'.
- Letter of thank you from Ian Maddocks to Peter Dunn for his supply of slides and information dated 13 December 1989.
- List titled 'List of Participants 1984-1988' attached to a document titled 'Summary of UN [United Nations] Investigations into Chemical Aspects Of The Gulf War, 1984-88 [1988]'.
- Photocopy of news clipping from The Readers Digest titled 'The growing menace of chemical weapons' by Ralph Bennett, dated November 1989, pages 22 -27.
- Biographical summary for Peter Dunn on Defence Science and Technology organisation letterhead, dated November 1989.
- Paper written by Dr H. Sohrabpur, Director Labbafi-Nejad Medical Centre, Pasdaran Avenue Boostan 9 Street Tehran Islamic Republic of Iran with cover letter, paper titled 'Observations And Clinical Manifestations Of The Dead And Injured By Chemical Weapons', dated May 1986. Cover letter written by Peter Dunn, dated 15 November 1986.
- Photocopy of article 'Australian Diplomatic and Technical Inputs into the Control of Chemical Weapons' by Peter Dunn, Shirley E. Freeman, Robert J. Mathews and Jim E. Silva from Chemistry in Australia, dated December 1988, pages 448 to 450.
- Correspondence between Peter Dunn and Ian Maddocks, President, Medical Association for Prevention of War dated 9 September 1989, attached to correspondence between Peter Dunn and Paul Strube, Secretary of Scientists Against Nuclear Arms, dated 3/3/89 [1989].

Envelope inscribed 'General Brochures Etc Iran-Iraq 1984 Babylon Etc', housing:
- Book titled Iraqi Hotel and Tourism Guide inscribed with Peter Dunn's signature and '2 May 1987'.
- Two Lufthansa Business Class menus.
- Six unmarked postcards.
- Book titled Archaeological Survival of Babylon is a patriotic, national and international duty, produced by the State Organisation of Antiquities and Heritage Baghdad, publication date 1982, with inscription signed by Peter Dunn dated 2/5/87 [1987] held in a plastic bag.
- Document titled 'Information of Interest RE [Regarding] UN [United Nations] Mission'.
- Booklet titled Istanbul published by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism General Directorate of Information Promotion, dated 1984.
- A series of receipts from Peter Dunn's trip to Iran - Iraq in 1987 including: four receipts from the Azadi Grand Hotel and Coffee Shop; receipt from the Al Rasheed hotel dated 2/5/87 [1987]; three receipts from the Iran Handicrafts Organisation; and receipt from the Swiss Bank Corporation dated 7.05.87 [1987].
- Blank sheet of writing paper with gold Oberoi Hotel letter head.
- Hotel Bristol brochure, envelope, and writing paper sets.
- Note in plastic bag titled 'Lufthansa In-flight Entertainment'.
- Blank Iraqi Airways baggage stickers.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00777, for part 2 see DUNN00778, and for part 3 see DUNN00779.

Contains envelope inscribed 'Spare Set. About a dozen photos [Photographs] of weapon components taken for further use. [Peter Dunn's Signature] 20/4/91 [1991]' housing:

- Smaller envelope with six loose colour photographs. Each photograph has an individual code inscribed on its back. The codes are: 15776 #64; MRL 86.19 Roll 2 #6, MRL 86.19 Roll 2 #5;15776 #58; 15776 #56; and 15776 #55.

- 102 loose colour photographic prints [17.5cm X 12.5cm]. Images are of bombs, bomb sites, victims of chemical weapon attacks and other images related to the United Nations investigation into chemical weapons use in the Gulf War. Each photograph has an individual code inscribed on its back. The codes are:157760 #22; 157760 #3; 157760 #13; 157760 #5; 15776 #52; 15776 #51; 15776#50; 15776 #66; 15776 #65; 15776 #60; 15776 F #6; 15776 F #10; 15776 F #18; 15776 F #4; MRL 15776 G. #7; MRL 86.19 Roll 2 #34; MRL 86.19 Roll 2 #36; MRL 86.19 #18 Roll 2; MRL Roll 2 86.19 #14; MRL 86.19 Roll 2 #26; MRL 86.19 Roll2 #8; MRL 86.19 Roll 2 #24; MRL 86.19 #24 Roll 3; MRL 86.19 #33 Roll 2; MRL 15776 G #10; MRL 15776 G #11; MRL 15776 F #9; MRL 15776 G. #6; MRL 86.19 Roll 2 #27; MRL 86.19 Roll 3 #20; MRL 86.19 Roll 3 #25; MRL Roll 2 86.19 #35; MRL Roll 2 86.19 #23; MRL 86.19 Roll 2 #16; MRL 15776 F #21; MRL 15776 G #3; 15776 D #33;15776D #18; 15776 D #23; 86-19 Roll 1 #35; 86 - 19 Roll 1 #33; 86-19 #34 Roll 1; 86-19 Roll 1 #28; 86-19 Roll 1 #21; 86-19 Roll 1 #23; 86-19 Roll 1 #27; 86-19 Roll 1 #31; 86-19 Roll 1 #22; 86 - 19 Roll 1 #29; 86-19 Roll 1 #20; 86-19 Roll 1 #17; 86-19 Roll 1 #16; 86-19 Roll 1 #15; 86-19 Roll 3 #36A; 86-19 Roll 3 #29; 86-19 Roll 3 #27; 15776 #1; 15776B #19; 15776 B #25; 15776 #63; 15776 #6215776 #61; 15776 #59; 15776#57; 15776 #54; 15776 #53; 15776 D #21; 15776 D #34; 15776 C #10; 15776 C #8; 15776C #18; 15776 C #13; 15776C #7; 15776 F #23; 15776 F #19; 15776 1A #10; 15776B #3; 15776 B #28; 15776 B #12; 15776 B #32; 15776 A #17; 15776 A #20; 15776 A #8; 15776 A #13; 15776 A #19; 15776 A #23; 15776 E #23; 15776 E #19; 15776 E #18; 15776 E #4; 15776 E #22; 15776 F #24; 15776F #16; 15776 F #22; 15776 F #7; 15776B #4; 15776G #8; 15776G #5; 15776B #9; 15776 B #8; 15776 B #1; and 15776 B #35.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00777, for part 2 see DUNN00778, and for part 3 see DUNN00779.

Contains:

Envelope inscribed 'Miscellaneous Reports and Documents housing multiple copies of reports and other items, including:
- Working Paper number 65, 'Australian Diplomatic And Technical Inputs Into The Control Of Chemical Weapons' by Peter Dunn, dated March 1989 held in a Peace Research Centre cover.
- A paper by Peter Dunn titled 'Regional Initiative On Chemical Disarmament The Chemical Threat', dated November 1988.
- A report by Dr H Sohrabpur, Director, Labbafi-Nejad Medical Centre, Pasdaran Avenue, Boostan 9 Street, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran, titled 'Observations And Clinical Manifestations Of The Dead And Injured By Chemical Weapons', dated with note by Peter Dunn 15 November 1989.
- Multiple typed and handwritten lists of 'Participants'.

A senior librarian's personal order for the supply of the text The Longest War: the Iran-Iraq Military Conflict Gradton, London, 1989 dated 21.11.89 [1989] with sticky note and receipt.

Two photocopied news paper clippings dated 3 April 1990, by Rodney Curtis from the Keilor Messenger. Titles are 'Our voice is being heard' and 'He faced the horrors of Iraq's gas warfare'.

Mufti, 7 September 1989, volume 29, number 3 edition.

Envelope housing three bags of negative film strips. Two bags are inscribed '86.19 Iran Iraq Roll 4' and the other is inscribed 'Iran Iraq Roll 3 86.19’.

Letter in envelope from Energy Victoria to Peter and Roma Dunn dated 15 October 1990 congratulating them on their Five Star Design Rating.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00777, for part 2 see DUNN00778, and for part 3 see DUNN00779.

Contains:
- Envelope inscribed 'Los Angeles Times Article' housing original and multiple photocopies of a newspaper article 'Australia's Fight to Abolish Chemical Warfare Is Personal' by Robin Wright published in the Los Angeles Times, dated Tuesday 26 September 1989.
- 'Clinical management of mustard gas casualties' by Jan L. Willems in Annales Medicinae Militaris, dated 1989, volume 3.
- Peace Research Centre working paper number 65 titled 'Australian Diplomatic And Technical Inputs Into The Control Of Chemical Weapons' by Peter Dunn, dated March 1989.
- The Christian Science Monitor, 2-8 January 1989 edition, featuring special report on chemical and biological weapons.
- Chemistry In Australia, dated December 1988, volume 55, number 12. Contains article 'Australian Diplomatic And Technical Inputs Into The Control Of Chemical Weapons' by Peter Dunn, Shirley E. Freedman, Robert J. Mathews and Jim E. Silva.
- Photocopy of Pacific Research CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] Bulletin February 1989 edition.
- Single sheet of typed text titled 'Technical Support To Chemical Disarmament'.
- Photocopies of letters of thank you for Peter Dunn's involvement in the United Nations investigation into the use of chemical weapons during the Gulf war. From United Nations Secretary General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar. Dates include: 28 March 1984; 10 April 1986; 11 June 1987.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00780, and for part 2 see DUNN00781.

Contains:
- 'Australia's Regional Initiative' published in Pacific Research, dated February 1988, volume 2, number 1, attached to an itinerary for Peter Dunn's trip to the South Pacific from 2-15 April 1989 and a map of the South Pacific.
- Multiple photocopies of 'Australian Diplomatic And Technical Inputs Into The Control Of Chemical Weapons' by Peter Dunn, Shirley E. Freedman, Robert J. Mathews and Jim E. Silva, published in Chemistry In Australia, dated December 1988, volume 55, number 12.
- List titled 'List Of Slides For Presentations'.
- Multiple copies of Pacific Research CBW [Chemical Biological Weapons] Bulletin, May 1989 edition.
- Records relating to Peter Dunn's ANZAC [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps] Peace Prize for 1989. Examples include: Photocopied certificate; RSL [Returned Services League] media release dated 6 June 1989; and a photocopy of a journal article titled 'Peace prize earned in desert war horror' published in the Mufti, dated June 1989.
- Envelope inscribed 'Sohrabpur Paper on Chemical Injuries housing two copies of a paper with cover letter. Paper written by Doctor H. Sohrabpur, Director Labbafi-Nejad Medical Centre, Pasdaran Avenue Boostan 9 Street Tehran Islamic Republic of Iran titled 'Observations And Clinical Manifestations Of The Dead And Injured By Chemical Weapons' dated May 1986. Cover letter written by Peter Dunn dated 15 November 1986.
- Bound report with Defence Science and Technology Organisation Melbourne Materials Research Laboratory cover titled 'Regional Initiative On Chemical Disarmament The Chemical Threat' by Peter Dunn, dated April 1989.
- Bound report titled 'Winds Of Death: Iraq's Use Of Poison Gas Against Its Kurdish Population' subtitled 'Report of a Medical Mission to Turkish Kurdistan' by Physicians for Human Rights, dated February 1989.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00780, and for part 2 see DUNN00781.

Contains:

Manila folder inscribed 'Photographs' housing photographic negatives, and photocopies of certificates and photographs. Examples include:
- Laminated photograph of the Second Regional Seminar Against Chemical Weapons held in Brisbane from 12 to 13 November 1990.
- Photograph of the ANZAC [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps] Peace Prize medal awarded to Peter Dunn.
- Photocopy of a photograph labelled on reverse 'Staff of Material and Explosives Division Defence Standards Laboratories Department of Supply 1957'.
- A small yellow envelope housing what appear to be family photographs. Some photographs have codes inscribed on their backs. The codes and inscriptions are: MRL17177 F-9; MRL 17177 F-10; MRL 17177 F-27; MRL 17177 G -23; 'Dept. [Department] of Defence Public Relations Ref. [Reference] No. [Number] CANA 89.124.06','Mr & Mrs Hayden with Brigadier Garland and Peter & Roma Dunn. Government House Canberra'; 'Dept. of Defence Public Relations Ref. No. CANA89.125.11', 'ANZAC Peace Prize 1989 Dr Peter Dunn, AM, His Excellency the Governor General of Australia Mr Bill Hayden, AC, and Brigadier Alf Garland, National President of the RSL [Returned and Services League]. (Presented at Government House, Canberra, 7 June 1989).’ ; MRL 16725-4; MRL 16725-3; MRL 86.19, Roll 2 #6; MRL 86.19 Roll 2 #5; 15776, #58; 15776 #55; 15776, #51; 15776, #64; MRL 16725 - 1; MRL 1526 #9; MRL 15626B 12A; MRL15664 #17; MRL 14694 B6.

Multiple reports and formal publications including:
- 'Report On A Visit To The United Kingdom 21 March 1957 - 21 May 1957' by Peter Dunn, dated 10th June 1957, prepared for the Defence Standards Laboratories General Chemistry Group with note added in March 1993.
- 'Australian Wartime Activities On Chemical Warfare and Chemical Defence’ dated August 1989.

Photocopy of page 103 of Chemistry in Australia, dated March 1993.

Multiple editions of the ASA [Applied Science and Analysis, Inc. [Incorporated] Newsletter', including 5 June 1992, issue number 30; 9 October 1991, issue number 26; 11 December 1991, issue number 27; 12 August 1992, issue number 31.

Multiple newspaper clippings. Examples include: 'World finally sees risk of chemical weapons' by Peter Weiniger from The Age, dated Saturday 23 May 1992; envelope inscribed 'The Age. October 14 and 16 1972' housing multiple news paper clippings; 'Mustard gas: Bungling, secrecy exposed' from The Sun-Herald, dated 12 April 1992, pages 12 to 13, by Keith Gosman, Susan Borham, Sally Fitzgerald, Jane Southward, Steve Skinner and Cindy Jones.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00782, and for part 2 see DUNN00783.

Contains:

Article titled 'Chemistry At War: Chemical And Biological Warfare In Universities' Chapter 3.1, from The Campus Connection undated.

Multiple editions of the ASA [Applied Science and Analysis, Inc. [Incorporated] Newsletter', including the following dates and issue numbers:
- 5 June 1992, issue number 28.
- 3 April 1992, issue number 29.
- 5 June 1992, issue number 30.
- 12 August 1992, issue number 31.
- 16 December 1992, issue number 33.

Multiple reports and formal publications including:
- Publication from the United States of America General Accounting Office titled 'Chemical Protective Suits' sub-titled 'No Basis to Question Procuring Agency's Acquisition Strategy', Report to the Honourable H. James Saxton, House of Representatives. Code in bottom left hand corner of report cover 'GAO/NSIAD-90-162' dated May 1990.
- Materials Research Laboratory technical report MRL-TR-89-24, 'A Literature Review On The Mechanism Of Action Of Sulphur And Nitrogen Mustard' by Peter J. Gray dated 1989.
- Undated document titled 'ADF [Australian Defence Force] Gulf War Study Response From PCD in Reply to SADC'.
- 'S/18852 UN [United Nations] Mission To Iran And Iraq - 1987' dated 8 May 1987, report prepared by the United Nations Security Council and compiled for the Materials Research Laboratories by Peter Dunn.

'International Law And The Use Of Chemical Weapons In The Gulf War' by Timothy L. H. McCormack reprinted from the California Western International Law Journal, dated 1990 - 1991, volume 21, number 1, pages 1-30.

Letter to Doctor John Santesson from Peter Dunn regarding a Workshop to be held in Geneva from 16 to 17 December 1992 dated 6 October 1992 attached to a photocopy of the following sections of Chemical Weapons & Missile Proliferation - With Implications for the Asia/Pacific Region edited by Trevor Findlay, published by Lynne Rienner Publishers in 1991 in Colorado:
- Preface by Trevor Findlay.
- Chapter ten 'Chemical Weapons: Problems of On-Site Inspection' by Peter Dunn pages 105 to 114.
- Appendix one 'Summary of UN [United Nations] Investigations into Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons in the Iran-Iraq War, 1984-1988', pages 139 to 143.
- Appendix two 'Excerpts from Reports of Major UN Missions, 1984, 1986, and 1987' pages 145 to 147.
- Page 173 'About the Contributors'.

Photocopy of article 'Active role for Australia continues' by Brett Bayly, page 3 of Insight, dated 15 February 1993.

Online, dated February 1993, number 4.

'From Horse-Shoe Nails To High Power Lasers: The Changing Role of Materials Research Laboratories' by John P. Gleeson reprinted from Chemistry in Australia, dated 1977, volume 44, number 12, pages 307 to 312, bound within a Department of Defence cover.

Defence Science and Technology Organisation Australia booklet titled Chief Defence Scientist Conference technology and ADF [Australian Defence Force] development shaping the DSTO [Defence Science and Technology Organisation] program, dated November 1990.

CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] News, dated January 1993, number 11.

Bound presentation 'Significant Technical Developments In Chemical Defence In The Time Frame 1990 - 2000' presented at the 1989 CDS [Chemical Defence Science] Conference in South Australia on 9 to 10 November 1989 by Peter Dunn dated 1 November 1989.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00782, and for part 2 see DUNN00783.

Contains:

Manila folder inscribed with 'Dr. P. [Peter] Dunn - Personal' housing a series of work related records dated between 1991 and 1992. Examples include:
- A pamphlet outlining the new Defence Science Organisation Structure titled 'DSTO [Defence Science and Technology Organisation]: The Way Ahead'.
- Referee reports for Peter Dunn in relation to his application for Chief of Division 2 Position.
- Peter Dunn's application for the position of Chief Of Division, Grade 2.

Menu for the 'Sydney Liars Club Hotel' in Flemington Victoria Australia.

Records on the genealogy of the Valance family and a valuation receipt dated 23/9/92 [1992] attached a copy of Search, dated October 1992, volume 23, number 9.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00784, and for part 2 see DUNN00785.

Contains:
- Chemical Weapons and Missile Proliferation: With Implications for the Asia/Pacific Region, 1991. Edited by Trevor Findlay, Published by Lynne Rienner Publishers, Colorado.
- Three unused spiral bound notebooks placed in archival sleeve at time of processing for preservation purposes.
- Defence Science and Technology Organisation booklet titled Providing Australian Defence With The Smart Edge, dated February 1993.
- Book titled Hammond Road Atlas of The United States World's Fair Edition containing multiple road maps of The United States of America. The New York World's Fair was held from 1964 to 1965 as indicated on the back cover of the book.
- Loose colour photograph of a group of people in casual attire. Photograph is inscribed on reverse 'Oct [October] 90 [1990], held beside a Defence Science and Technology Organisation Tasmania compliments slip.
- Two copies of The Baghdad Observer, one dated Saturday 15 June 1991, number 7426 and the other copy dated Tuesday 11 June 1991, number 7423.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00784, and for part 2 see DUNN00785.

Contains:
- CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] News, dated July 1991, number 5.
- ASA [Applied Science and Analysis] Newsletter, dated 7 August 1991, issue number 25.
- Blank Survey with cover letter from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Survey is titled 'Chemical Industry Survey: Questionnaire'. Cover letter dated 15 January 1992 from Henry Fox, National Chemical Weapons Convention Secretariat.
- Spiral bound Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, National Chemical Weapons Convention Secretariat Strategy Paper titled 'Preparing for the Implementation of The Chemical Weapons Convention in Australia' dated October 1990.
- Book titled Protection Against Toxic Chemicals' published by Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Materials Research Laboratory, published in Maribyrnong, Victoria, Australia, dated 1990. Rehoused in archival sleeve at time of processing for preservation purposes.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00786, for part 2 see DUNN00787 and for Part 3 see DUNN00788.

Contains:

Multiple items attached to a 12 March 1992 Australian publication for the Conference on Disarmament titled 'Proposed Convention On The Prohibition Of The Development, Production, Stockpiling And Use Of Chemical Weapons And On Their Destruction'. Items include:
- Letter from Richard Starr, Acting First Assistant Secretary Disarmament Security and Nuclear Division to Peter Dunn, dated 8 April 1992.
- A Press release from the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade dated 17 March 1992, titled 'Senator Evans To Table Draft Convention Text In Geneva'.
- An address given by Senator Gareth Evans, Queens Council, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade of Australia on the 19 March 1992 to the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva.
- Explanatory Memorandum dated 31 March 1992 titled 'Convention On The Prohibition Of The Development, Production, Stockpiling And Use Of Chemical Weapons And On Their Destruction: An Australian Draft Model Compromise Text'.

Working paper dated 18 May 1992 for the Conference on Disarmament titled 'Working Paper For The Final Phase Of The Negotiations On The Chemical Weapons Convention' by the Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00786, for part 2 see DUNN00787 and for Part 3 see DUNN00788.

Contains:
- 'Chemical Weapons Disposal: Daunting Challenges Still Ahead' published in Chemical & Engineering News by Lois R Ember, dated 1990.
- Ministerial background papers for JACADS [Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System], dated 8 August 1990.
- Assessment report of JACADS with cover letter dated 11 July 1990, signed by Peter Dunn addressed to First Assistant Secretary, Disarmament, Security and Nuclear Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
- Media guidance on JACADS, dated 31 July 1990, sent via fax from Jim Silva to Peter Dunn.
- 'Executive Summary Of Scientific Reports On The Operational And Environmental Safety Of JACADS' undated.
- Envelope inscribed 'ANU [Australian National University] Seminar - 1990 Canberra' housing records relating to the two day workshop on 'Chemical Weapons and Missile Proliferation' held by the Peace Research Centre at the Australian National University from 8 to 9 March 1990. Included is a paper and presentation titled 'Problems of On-Site Inspection' delivered by Peter Dunn at the aforementioned workshop.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00786, for part 2 see DUNN00787 and for Part 3 see DUNN00788.

Contains:

Envelope inscribed 'CWRI [Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative] Sydney 1992' housing:
- Correspondence between Peter Dunn and John Dauth, First Assistant Secretary, Disarmament, Security and Nuclear Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade regarding Mr Bob Mathews, dated 15 June 1992.
- An abstract titled 'The Chemical Weapons Proliferation Treaty and the Work of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] to Eliminate Iraqi Capability', dated 2 June 1992 by Peter Dunn prepared for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
- Photocopy of newspaper clipping 'Evans calls for Asia-Pacific ban on chemical arms' published in The Australian, dated Monday 2 June 1992.
- A 'Delegation Guest List'.
- Correspondence from Peter Dunn to Dr Graham S. Pearson, Director General, Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment, Ministry of Defence, dated 8 July 1992 attached to a keynote address by the Honourable Stephen Martin Parliamentary Secretary, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade delivered to the Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative, dated 21 June 1992.
- Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative Seminar notice.
- Invitations, menu, and place cards for Peter Dunn relating to the Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative Third Seminar held in Sydney from 21 to 23 June 1992.
- Details of Peter Dunn's travel allowance dated 21 June 1992.
- Letter dated 20th June 1992 and booklet from the Sebel Townhouse Hotel.
- Copies of a presentation delivered by Peter Dunn at the Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative Third Seminar held in Sydney from 21 to 23 June 1992.

Multiple copies of a paper titled 'Regional Initiative on Chemical Disarmament The Chemical Threat' by Peter Dunn, dated February 1989 and some copies dated April 1989.

Documentation detailing the South Pacific mission including information on each location visited. The four members of the mission were: Alan Edwards, Peace, Arms Control and Disarmament Branch of Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; Peter Dunn, Materials Research Laboratory; Geoff Morton, Strategic and International Policy Division of Defence; Tony Taubman, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Locations include:
- Vila, Vanuatu 2 to 5 April 1989.
- Nuku' Alofa, Tonga, 5 to 7 April 1989.
- Apia, Western Somoa, 7 to 9 April 1989.
- Wellington, New Zealand, 9 to 12 April 1989.
- Suva, Fiji, 12 to 15 April 1989.
- Brisbane and Honiara, Solomon Islands, 15 to 20 April 1989.

Catalogue for a 'Chemical Agent Monitor' published by Graseby Dynamics in England.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00789, for Part 2 see DUNN00790 and for Part 3 see DUNN00791.

Contains Two loose items:
- A bound paper titled 'Regional Initiative on Chemical Disarmament The Chemical Threat' by Peter Dunn, dated November 1988; and
- A bound report titled 'Report of the Chemical Weapons Regional Seminar - National Convention Centre, Canberra 2nd - 4th August, 1989'.

The remaining records in this enventory are housed in an envelope inscribed 'CWRI [Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative] Workshop - MRL [Materials Research Laboratory] 1991'. Example of records are listed below.

Sixteen black and white photographic prints and two colour photographic prints of attendees at the Melbourne Asia/Pacific Chemical Weapons Workshop in Australia held from 26 to 30 August. Photographs depict the following individuals:
- Peter Dunn
- Mr Ti Thiow Hee Director of the Forensic Chemistry Division, Department of Chemistry, Malaysia
- Dr Lee Fook Kay Government Chemist, Singapore
- Dr Susana Esterea Chua, Advanced Technology Director, Philippine Council for Advanced Science and Technology Research and Development
- Dr Jerry Tamate, Chemistry Department, University of Papua New Guinea
- Dr R. N. Duve, Research Director, Koronivja Agricultural Research Centre, Fiji
- Dr Ibrahim Yusuf Counsellor [Political], Indonesian Embassy, Canberra, Australia
- Mrs Yurawee Thithuan, Scientist, Ministry of Industry, Thailand
- Dr Richard Girven, Marketing and Information Officer, DSIR [Department of Science and Industrial Research] Chemistry, New Zealand
- Richard Starr.

Some of the photographs have codes on their backs. These codes are as follows: 29/8/91/8; 29/8/91/9; 29/8/91/10; 29/8/91/5; 29/8/91/6; 21/8/91/7;29/8/91/11; 29/8/91/12; 29/8/91/21; 29/8/91/20; 29/8/91/19; 29/8/91/13; 29/8/91/14; 29/8/91/15; MRL 17427 #1.

Welcoming address made by Peter Dunn to the delegates at the CWRI [Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative] Technical Workshop in Melbourne.

Delegates handbook including program and directory of participants.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00789, for Part 2 see DUNN00790 and for Part 3 see DUNN00791.

Contains:

Records housed in an envelope inscribed 'CWRI [Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative] Brisbane 1990' relating to the 1990 CWRI Brisbane workshop. Examples include:
- Photocopy of news clipping published in the Courier Mail Brisbane, dated Tuesday 13 November 1990, titled 'Chemical arms ban supported by neighbours' by Mark Voisey.
- A draft proposal titled 'Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative; Workshop And Trial Inspection'.
- A Delegates handbook from the second regional seminar against chemical weapons held in Brisbane from 12 to 13 November 1990.

Bound Department of Foreign Affairs And Trade report titled 'Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative Third Seminar Sydney 21 - 23 June 1992'.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00789, for Part 2 see DUNN00790 and for Part 3 see DUNN00791.

Contains:
- Multiple editions of the Peace and Disarmament News journal, including the following dates: October 1992; Special Edition September 1989 for the Government-Industry Conference Against Chemical Weapons; June 1992.
- Pacific Research, dated May 1990, journal, volume 3, number 2. Rehoused in archival sleeve at time of processing for preservation purposes.
- Defence Update Journal, dated November 1990, number 1.
- Multiple photocopies of Nuclear, Biological, And Chemical Defence And Technology International Journal, including the April 1986 and June 1986 editions.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00792, and for Part 2 see DUNN00793.

Contains:
- Original copies of Nuclear Biological, And Chemical Defence And Technology International Journal, April 1986 and June 1986 editions. These original copies were rehoused in archival sleeve at time of processing for preservation purposes;
- Multiple photocopies of newspaper clipping 'DSTO [Defence Science and Technology Organisation] scientist shows up horror of chemical war' published on 30 January 1990 in Public Eye by Donald Kerr.
- 'Chemical Aspects Of The Gulf War - Photographic Evidence'. Document bound behind a Defence Science and Technology Material Research Laboratory Melbourne cover, dated 3 March 1988, signed by Peter Dunn.
- 'The Chemical War - A Personal Account or A Further Visit To Iran And One To Iraq - 1987' paper by Peter Dunn, dated 16 October 1987. Rehoused in archival sleeve at time of processing for preservation purposes. Extensive reference is made to this item in Inventory Items DUNN000447, DUNN00448, and DUNN00450, located in Series 1.
- 'Australian Diplomatic And Technical Inputs Into The Control Of Chemical Weapons' by Peter Dunn, Shirley E. Freeman, Robert J. Mathews and Jim E. Silva with cover sheet titled 'About the Authors'.
- 'UN [United Nations] Mission To Iran And Iraq - 1987 Examination Of Chemical Rockets Located In Iran' dated 24 August 1987 by Peter Dunn, report number '64/9/54-2'.
- Chemical Weapons Convention Bulletin, dated February 1990, issue number 7.
- Defence Science and Technology Organisation Australia Materials Research Laboratory brochure.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00792, and for Part 2 see DUNN00793.

Contains a number of travel documents, including baggage tags, in-flight menus, receipts, and travel guides. Records include:
- United Nations Pictorial Book, undated.
- Gulf Air folder with three A4 prints of art work and one A4 page with 16 small prints of art work.
- Tarom air plane head rest cover.
- Paper envelope inscribed 'Receipts - General UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] 2' housing Iraqi currency, receipts, hotel room cards, photocopy of Peter Dunn's UN Identification card, United Nations telefax and other records.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00794, and for Part 2 see DUNN00795.

Contains a number of travel documents, including baggage tags, in-flight menu's, receipts, and travel guides. Items include:
- Two faxes each attached to a press release regarding Chemical Weapons Inspections carried out in Iraq by the United Nations dated 24 June 1991 and 18 June 1991.
- A fax from United Nations New York dated 11 June 1991 with an 'Australian Mission To The United Nations, New York Facsimile Message Cover' attached to a hand written report, also faxed, regarding the Muthanna site written by Peter Dunn.
- Multiple one page biographical summaries of Peter Dunn, dated May 1991 with Department of Defence, Materials Research Laboratory, Defence Science and Technology Organisation heading.
- Instructions from the United Nations dated 23 June 1991.
- Photocopy of newspaper clipping published in the Examiner, dated 10 June 1991, titled '25 jobs may be lost in shake-up' attached to a 3 page transcript of questions asked in Parliament dated 19 June 1991. Question asked by Senator Harradine and answered by Senator Robert Ray.
- Outward Cablegram dated 17 June 1991 concerning the Australians involved in the United Nations investigations into chemical weapons use in the Gulf War.
- Unmarked brown paper envelope housing blank postcards, brochures, Iraqi currency, invitation, receipts, boarding passes, news clippings from the Gulf Daily News and other records.
- 'Shattering sight led to pledge', Herald-Sun, dated 12 February 1992, page 11.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into two part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00794, and for Part 2 see DUNN00795.

Contains:
- Paper by Peter Dunn for the Chemical Defence Science Conference held in Mansfield Victoria, from 20 to 22 November 1990, titled 'Wither The DSTO [Defence Science and Technology Organisation] - The Next Decade'.
- Peace and Disarmament News February 1993 edition.
- Bound report by T. Laurence, dated January 1971, titled 'The Department Of Supply - Its Origins and Functions'.
- Pacific Researchdated February 1993, volume 6, number 1. This item was rehoused in an archival sleeve at the time of processing for preservation purposes.
- Two copies of DSTO [Defence Science and Technology Organisation] MRL [Materials Research Laboratory] Newsletter one dated March 1993, number 10, and the second dated March 1990, number 2.
- Two copies of a one page piece of text titled 'The UN [United Nations] Mission To Iran'.
- News clipping titled 'Ridding Iraq of CW [Chemical Weapons] to take two years' published in Jane's Defence Weekly, dated 28 September 1991, by Holly Porteous, pages 557-604.
- Sulphur Di Chloride and Sulphur Mono Chloride product information.
- The Verbatim Report, dated July 1992, volume 1, number 5. This item was rehoused in an archival sleeve at the time of processing for preservation purposes.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00796, for Part 2 see DUNN00797 and for Part 3 see DUNN00798.

Contains:
- CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] News, dated July 1992, number 9
- BC 2000, dated June 1992, volume 1, number 2
- Multiple photocopies of The Verbatim Report, dated July 1992, volume 1, number 5
- Photocopy of page 431 of Chemistry in Australia, dated September 1992
- Joint Victorian Chemical Engineering Committee Newsletter, undated.
- Newspaper clippings glued to paper and photocopies published in the Keilor Messenger, dated Tuesday 3 April 1990, Titles: 'Our voice is being heard' and 'He faced the horrors of Iraq's gas warfare'.
- One page piece of text titled 'The UN [United Nations] Mission To Iran'
- Materials Research Laboratory publication 'Johnston Atoll Chemical Weapons Disposal Program: South Pacific Forum Scientific Evaluation' by Hugh Crone, Peter Wailes, John Douglas and Nicholas Abbott, dated December 1991 with the following code 'MRL-GD-0041. This item was rehoused in an archival sleeve at the time of processing for preservation purposes.
- Photocopy of article published in the Military Review, titled, 'Chemical Weapons in the Iran/Iraq War', dated 1990, by Lee Waters, pages 6 to 9.
- Newspaper clipping titled 'The war we waged against our own', published in The Weekend Australian, dated 12 to 13 August 1989, by Phillip Adams.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00796, for Part 2 see DUNN00797 and for Part 3 see DUNN00798.

Contains:
- Photocopies of the following sections of Gas Attack! Chemical Warfare 1915-18 and afterwards by William Moore, published by Lee Cooper London: Chapter 26 'Awful Arthur!', pages 206 to 208; Chapter 27 'Mein Kampf Clue', pages 216 to 220; Appendix A, pages 221 to 236; Appendix B, pages 243 to 244.
- Photocopy of the following sections of the United States of America Army Operations Field Manual Number 100-5 dated 1 July 1976: Chapter 11 'Chemical Operations', pages 11-12; page i.
- Exposé by Herbert Lottko revised and translated by Doctor Heinz Petereit, titled 'Compendium About Defence Of Chemical Warfare Agents - The Chemical Warfare Agents And The Defence Of Those', undated.
- 'Sudden Death From the Clouds' published in The Times, dated 4 April 1988, page 29.
- Photocopy of 'Bloody Friday: Chemical massacre of the people of Halabja by the Iraqi regime', dated March 1988, pages 1 to 22.
- Photocopy of 'The Imposed War: Defence Vs. [versus] Aggression', dated April 1984, published by the Islamic Republic of Iran, War Information Headquarters, Supreme Defence Council.
- Photocopy of 'Use of Chemical Warfare By The Iraqi Regime', dated November 1986, pages 1 to 10.
- Correspondence from the United Nations Secretary General to The Honorary W. G. Hayden, Minister for Foreign Affairs, dated 11 June 1987, and Peter Dunn, dated 4 June 1987.
- United Nations Security Council fax signed by Ismat Kittani dated 18 May 1987.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a box file. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the box file and divided into three part files during processing. The box file was discarded. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00796, for Part 2 see DUNN00797 and for Part 3 see DUNN00798.

Contains Peter Dunn's Doctorate of Science Thesis, bound in a dark green cover.

The volume has multiple items glued and bound into it. Examples include:
- A black and white photographic print of Peter Dunn's Doctor of Science certificate.
- A note listing what look to be 'errors' signed by Peter Dunn dated 13 March 1980.
- Various journal reprints including their covers. For example 'Addition Compounds of Titanium', reprinted from Australian Journal of Chemistry, 1960, volume 13, number 2, pages 225 - 229.

Volume of documents pertaining to the United Nations Missions to Iran and Iraq during the period of the Gulf War. This was an update of the volume entitled 'Chemical Aspects of the Gulf War 1984-1987', also issued by Peter Dunn.

Volume is bound in dark green cover, published by The Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Materials Research Laboratory, publication date 1990. Includes a 'Special Note By The Author, April 1993', signed by Peter Dunn, dated 14 April 1993.

Contains a small unmarked Commonwealth of Australia yellow envelope housing:
- Two letters from Roma and Peter Dunn, the first addressed to 'Karen and Family' and the second to 'Andrew and Family' titled 'Future Family Heirloom', in which Peter Dunn and Roma Dunn explain the significance of the book Chemical Aspects Of The Gulf War 1984 - 87 [1987] by Peter Dunn, and entrust their family with a copy to keep 'for future generations in the decades ahead'.
- A single sheet of typed text summarising Peter Dunn's career from 1951 to 1997.
- A single sheet of typed text titled 'The Iraqi Chemical Weapons Arsenal' by Peter Dunn.
- A letter from H. A. D'Assumpcao to Peter Dunn dated 4 January 1988 thanking Peter Dunn for a copy of 'the record of the UN [United Nations] chemical missions to Iran and Iraq' and praising Peter Dunn on the 'record'. Letter is attached to a news release titled 'Chemical Weapons' dated 24 March 1988 from the Minister For Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Bound volume published by Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Materials Research Laboratory, Maribyrnong, dated 30 November 1987.

Contains cover sheet entitled 'Handbook For Notifications Of Exports To Iraq. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1051 (1996). Volume I of II', featuring United Nations Special Commission and International Atomic Energy Agency logos. Note: the remainder of Volume I is located in Inventory Item DUNN00813.

Also contains documents entitled 'Special Commission (UNSCOM) Annexes - Revised Annexes to the Special Commission's Plan for Ongoing Monotoring and Verification (S/22871/Rev.1)'. Dated November 1994, New York. These records were stapled together and bulldog clipped to the inside left cover of the lever arch folder in which it was originally housed. At the time of processing the staple and bulldog clip were removed for preservation purposes and this item was rehoused in an archival sleeve.

The title of this file was imposed at the time of processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a white lever arch folder, inscribed with 'UNSCOM - RES 1051 (1996)' in blue ink down the spine. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the folder and divided into three part files during processing. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00811, for Part 2 see DUNN00812 and for Part 3 see DUNN00813.

Contains 'Handbook For Notifications Of Exports To Iraq. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1051 (1996). Volume II of II', featuring United Nations Special Commission and International Atomic Energy Agency logos. Bound volume.

The title of this file was imposed at the time of processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a white lever arch folder, inscribed with 'UNSCOM - RES 1051 (1996)' in blue ink down the spine. The papers contained in this file were originally housed loose in the folder. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the folder and divided into three part files during processing. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00811, for Part 2 see DUNN00812 and for Part 3 see DUNN00813.

Contains 'Handbook For Notifications Of Exports To Iraq. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1051 (1996)', Volume I of II. Loose photocopied sheets. Note: cover sheet for Volume I is located in Inventory Item DUNN00811.

The title of this file was imposed at the time of processing.

This file is one of three that were originally housed together in a white lever arch folder, inscribed with 'UNSCOM - RES 1051 (1996)' in blue ink down the spine. The papers in this file were originally held within the metal clasps of the folder. For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the folder and divided into three part files during processing. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00811, for Part 2 see DUNN00812 and for Part 3 see DUNN00813.

Contains notebook. First page of notebook reads 'Visit Report - P. [Peter] Dunn', and second page features a schedule of numbered visits, with four columns titled 'Visit No. [Number]', 'Place', 'Date', and 'Contact'. The year 1967 is written in the top right hand corner. The notebook contains multiple diary-style handwritten entries, including notes from meetings and 'visits'. Last page on notebook has less structured notes on it.

Hardcover notebook with a brown and blue cover that reads 'A Plus. 3 Section. Composition Book 69 c [cents]'.

Spiral bound notebook, with metal binding.

Contains:

A4 envelope inscribed 'Original of paper: Australian Chemists and Global Chemical Weapons Disarmament For "Chemistry in Australia" - April 1997 housing a copy of 'Australian Chemists and Global Chemical Weapons Disarmament' by Peter Dunn dated January 1997. This publication was 'Presented in condensed form at the Sixth Annual Professors and Heads of Departments of Chemistry Conference, Canberra, on 31 January 1997 as an after dinner address'.

A4 envelope inscribed 'Papers re [regarding] Honorary Fellowship. Chemistry in Australia. Nov [November] 1996. Spare Papers.' housing:
- Five photocopies of page 515 of Chemistry in Australia, dated November 1996. Page heading reads '1996 National Award Winners RACI [Royal Australian Chemical Institute]' and features an article on Peter Dunn's honorary fellowship with the Royal Australian Chemical Institute;
- Two photocopies of a letter from Mr Graeme Paul past president of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute, dated 29 November 1995 to Peter Dunn informing him of his being awarded full honorary membership of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute; and attached to these letters;
- Three lists titled 'Honorary Fellows'.

A4 envelope inscribed 'Chem [Chemistry] Aust [Australia], 1997 April Issue Paper' housing six photocopies of 'Australian chemists and global chemical weapons disarmament' by Peter Dunn, published in Chemistry in Australia, dated April 1997, pages 30 to 35.

Multiple copies of 'Australian chemists and global chemical weapons disarmament' by Peter Dunn, pages 1 to 7, including an annotated copy.

Correspondence from the Royal Australian Chemical Institute. Examples include:
- Invitation to Royal Australian Chemical Institute, Chemical Heritage Group Christmas Luncheon dated 4 November 1996;
- Letter from Doctor Susan Cumming, Executive Director to Peter Dunn regarding his mesothelioma dated 14 May 1997;
- Letter from Peter Dunn to Doctor Susan Cumming, Executive Director, dated 4 May 1997, sending his apologies for the Royal Australian Chemical Institute Past Presidents Dinner due to health reasons; and
- An invitation to give the after dinner speech and attend the Royal Australian Chemical Institute Sixth Annual Professors and Heads of Departments of Chemistry Conference.

Correspondence between John Webb, Murdoch University, School of Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology, Chemistry and Peter Dunn dated 12 August 1997, 16 March 1997, and 20 February 1997 concerning Bob Matthews, and praises a unnamed article and talk by Peter Dunn, and the Canberra Conference [Royal Australian Chemical Institute Sixth Head of Chemistry Departments Annual Meeting].

Correspondence between Peter Dunn, Professor Ben Selinger, Department of Chemistry, ANU [Australian National University] and Many Cousin, Executive Assistant, Royal Australian Chemical Institute regarding the lending of Peter Dunn's chemical warfare photographs, dates of correspondence all fall within June 1997.

Printed email from Joe Bunnett to Ralph Leslie dated Thursday 15 May 1997 that praises Peter Dunn and Australia's role in chemical disarmament.

Letter from Peter Dunn to Doctor Charles Foglioni, School of Applied Sciences, Charles Stuart University, dated May 1997, regarding an article of Peter Dunn's to be published.

Correspondence between Chemistry in Australia editor, Kathy Mavrantzas Hutton and Peter Dunn concernning his article 'Australian chemists and global weapons disarmament' dated 17 March 1997, 12 March 1997, 11 March 1997

Small envelope with label reading 'Dr [Doctor] Peter Dunn. Commissioner, United Nations Special Commission. Department of Defence. DSTO [Defence Science and Technology Organisation] Australia. P O Box 50 Ascot Vale. Melbourne Victoria 3032' housing two loose colour photographs. Both photographs are dated 31 January 1997 and depict Professor Ben Selinger, Peter Dunn, and Roma Dunn at International House, Australian National University, Canberra for the Royal Australian Chemical Institute Sixth Head of Chemistry Departments Annual Meeting.

Loose sheet of lined paper with hand written notes. Sheet titled 'Care Hire - Canberra'.

Typed notes dated 23 June 1996 titled 'RE [Regarding] Honorary Fellow - Royal Australian Chemical Institute - 1996'.

Contains items housed together in suspension file or similar at the time of accession. Where available the title is derived from the original housing.

This item contains photocopied newspaper clippings and published extracts. Records are mostly about the conflict between Iran and Iraq in the 1980s and 1990s, disarmament, chemical weapons, the Kurdish population in Iran and Iraq, the United Nations, and Peter Dunn's involvement in the aforementioned issues. Original documents were mostly published between April 1988 and 12 December 1988. Sources include The Age, The Herald, The Financial Times, News Week, Sydney Morning Herald, Chemistry In Britain and Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a green plastic bag. For preservation purposes, the records were divided into two part files during processing. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00816, and for Part 2 see DUNN00926.

Contains Reminiscences' 1890 - 1990, edited by Doctor Noel Roberts, February 1990. Interleaved in the volume are:
- An envelope addressed to 'Dr Peter Dunn, Materials Research Laboratories, Ascot Vale, Vic [Victoria] 3032' housing a letter from the University of Tasmania, dated 8 August 1990, in regards to a photograph which is also contained in the envelope. The photograph is of 'the participants' of the Chemistry Department Mini-Symposium. The photograph is a loose unlabeled black and white print.
- A letter from Peter Dunn addressed to Mr Watson, Chemistry Department, University of Tasmania dated 26 March 1990, thanking him for the book and enclosing pyment for it. A photocopy of the cheque is attached to this letter.

Contains sections cut out of a cardboard box which was originally used to house Bridget Goodwin's thesis and related material. They consist of the label on the lid of the box, and the base of the box.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This is one of five part files which include Bridget Goodwin's thesis and records pertaining to Peter Dunn's involvement with it, including his contribution of a Foreword. The records in question were originally housed together in an Australia Post Mailing Box, 225mm x 102mm x 310mm. Parts of this box were retained during processing, at which time the material was split into five part files. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00818, for Part 2 see DUNN00819, for Part 3 see DUNN00820, for Part 4 see DUNN00821, and for Part 5 see DUNN00822.

This item contains information about Bridget Goodwin's thesis candidature and drafts. The final thesis itself is located in Inventory Items DUNN00820, DUNN00821, and DUNN00822.

Content of this item includes:
- Peter Dunn's comments on Bridget Goodwin's thesis, dated 28 August 1995.
- Correspondence regarding Peter Dunn writing a foreword for Bridget Goodwin's thesis for future publications in book form dated between 5 September 1995 and 25 April 1996.
- Foreword written by Peter Dunn for Bridget Goodwin's published thesis.
- Photocopy of a news clipping on thermal paper. Details: 'Diggers in gas experiements to sue governments', by Paul Conroy, The Age on Monday 31 July 1995.
- A reference for Bridget Goodwin from Peter Dunn dated 24 January 1997.
- Note on thermal paper from Peter Dunn to Bridget Goodwiin dated 18 September 1996 attached to a photocopy of an obituary for John Jack Legge, published in The Age on Friday the 29 November 1996.
- Peter Dunn's response as a referee for Bridget Goodwin and correspondence after being contacted by Southern Cross University in regard to Bridget Goodwin's application for the position of Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer dated 28 February 1997.
- General correspondence between Bridget Goodwin and Peter Dunn dated 25 May 1997, 14 January 1997.
- Peter Dunn's notes on two telephone conversation with Bridget Goodwin dated 21 November 1997 and 8 March 1998.
- Handwritten letter addressed to 'Mark' from Peter Dunn dated 9 March 1988. Also attached are: 'Notes on Information On Chemical Trials' printed on thermal paper dated October 1995, a photocopy of page 1 titled 'editorial' and pages 25 to 27 titled 'Iraq's chequered weapons history' published in Australian Science (Incorporating Search), dated March 1998, and a summary of Peter Dunn's career from 1951 to 1997 dated January 1998.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This is one of five part files which include Bridget Goodwin's thesis and records pertaining to Peter Dunn's involvement with it, including his contribution of a Foreword. The records in question were originally housed together in an Australia Post Mailing Box, 225mm x 102mm x 310mm. For preservation purposes, the material was split into five part files during processing. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00818, for Part 2 see DUNN00819, for Part 3 see DUNN00820, for Part 4 see DUNN00821, and for Part 5 see DUNN00822.

This item contains sections of Bridget Goodwin's thesis '"Keen as Mustard" - Top secret Chemical Warfare Field Trials Carried out in North Queensland during World War Two' submitted in July 1995 to the Department of History and Politics at James Cook University. The thesis was originally stapled together in parts, and the following parts are contained in this inventory item:
- Title page, Statement of Access, Abstract, Table of contents, Statement of Sources, Abbreviations list, Acknowledgements, and Introduction, pages 1 to 17
- Chapter One, 'Selected Writings on Chemical Warfare, pages 18 to 52
- Untitled section consisting of images, pages are out of order but range from page 168 to page 351.
- Chapter Two 'Outlawing Chemical Weapons', pages 53 to 92
- Chapter Three 'Human Experimentation & Development of Scientific Understanding of the Effects of Chemical Weapons', pages 93 to 125.

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This is one of five part files which include Bridget Goodwin's thesis and records pertaining to Peter Dunn's involvement with it, including his contribution of a Foreword. The records in question were originally housed together in an Australia Post Mailing Box, 225mm x 102mm x 310mm. For preservation purposes, the material was split into five part files during processing. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00818, for Part 2 see DUNN00819, for Part 3 see DUNN00820, for Part 4 see DUNN00821, and for Part 5 see DUNN00822.

This item contains sections of Bridget Goodwin's thesis '"Keen as Mustard" - Top secret Chemical Warfare Field Trials Carried out in North Queensland during World War Two' submitted in July 1995 to the Department of History and Politics at James Cook University. The thesis was originally stapled together in parts, and the following parts are contained in this inventory item:
- Chapter Four 'Preparedness', pages 126 to 167
- Chapter Five 'Mango Avenue, Mustard Gas & The Major', pages 169 to 199
- Chapter Six 'Useless Defences', pages 204 to 226
- Chapter Seven 'The Brook Island Trials', pages 234 to 260
- Chapter Eight '"Volunteers"', pages 268 to 309
- Chapter Nine 'Post 1943 understanding of the medical effects of chemical agents and the volunteer's quest for justice', pages 318 to 340
- The 'Conclusion', pages 352 to 372

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This is one of five part files which include Bridget Goodwin's thesis and records pertaining to Peter Dunn's involvement with it, including his contribution of a Foreword. The records in question were originally housed together in an Australia Post Mailing Box, 225mm x 102mm x 310mm. For preservation purposes, the material was split into five part files during processing. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00818, for Part 2 see DUNN00819, for Part 3 see DUNN00820, for Part 4 see DUNN00821, and for Part 5 see DUNN00822.

This item contains sections of Bridget Goodwin's thesis '"Keen as Mustard" - Top secret Chemical Warfare Field Trials Carried out in North Queensland during World War Two' submitted in July 1995 to the Department of History and Politics at James Cook University. The thesis was originally stapled together in parts, and the following parts are contained in this inventory item:
- Appendix 1 'A 1970 World Health Organisation study of the effects of chemical agents describes typical toxicological symptoms occurring after mustard gas exposure', pages 373 to 374.
- Appendix 2 'Reference Index of Volunteers and Reports of Chemical Warfare Experiments' pages 349 to 351, and pages 375 to 415.
- Appendix 3 'Volunteers for Chemical Warfare Experiments in 1942 - 1943', pages 416 to 419
- Appendix 4 'Maurice Maunder's Commendation Card page 420
- Appendix 5 'Casualty Assessment of Volunteers' pages 421 to 422
- Appendix 6 'The Assault Course' pages 423 to 424
- Appendix 7 'Gorrill's Brook Island instructions' page 426
- Appendix 8 'Main Chemical Warfare Agents' page 427
- Appendix 9 'Volunteer's poem: "The Guinea Pigs"' pages 428 to 430

The title of this file was imposed during processing.

This is one of five part files which include Bridget Goodwin's thesis and records pertaining to Peter Dunn's involvement with it, including his contribution of a Foreword. The records in question were originally housed together in an Australia Post Mailing Box, 225mm x 102mm x 310mm. For preservation purposes, the material was split into five part files during processing. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00818, for Part 2 see DUNN00819, for Part 3 see DUNN00820, for Part 4 see DUNN00821, and for Part 5 see DUNN00822.

This item contains photocopied newspaper clippings and photocopied extracts. Articles are mostly about the conflict between Iran and Iraq in the 1980s and 1990s, disarmament, chemical weapons, the Kurdish population in Iran and Iraq, the United Nations, and Peter Dunn's involvement in the aforementioned issues. Original documents were mostly published between April 1988 and 12 December 1988. Sources include The Age, - The Canberra Times, Läkartidningen, Jane's Defence Weekly, The Guardian and The Gulf War, by Edgar O'Balance (Brassey's Defence Publishers, London et al, 1988).

This file is one of two that were originally housed together in a green plastic bag. For preservation purposes, the records were divided into two part files during processing. For Part 1 see Inventory Item DUNN00816, and for Part 2 see DUNN00926.