In the Hall of Memory, at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, there are 15 stained-glass windows. Each shows a figure dressed in military uniform, and under each figure is a word which describes a quality displayed by Australians during wartime.

One window features an infantryman with measuring devices, including a right-angle ruler. Originally referring to the self-discipline shown on the battlefields of the First World War, the soldier also represents those Australians who have demonstrated composure and dependability while serving on peacekeeping and humanitarian operations.

This window bears the word Control.

Control: stories of Australian peacekeeping and humanitarian operations is an educational resource produced by the Department of Veterans' Affairs in conjunction with the Australian War Memorial. It tells of Australia's commitment to over sixty peacekeeping and peacebuilding operations since 1947.

Suitable for: Younger children (ages 7-12).

Details: Education resource (non-fiction).

Format: Soft cover, illustrations (photographs & maps), 52 pages.

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