In this photo a group of men are working on either side of a curved road clearing weeds. The camp director Mr. Ed Brooks stands in the middle of the road. This photograph was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.
In this photograph men are working to remove weeds from either sides of the road. In the background stands an entrance gate to the Riding Mountain National Park. In the middle of the road at the far back, stands the camp director, Mr. Ed Brooks.
General Mario T. Coscia discussing the Trans-Chaco roadway with William Snyder and farm trainer Margaret Braun, who is just returning to her home in Asuncion, Paraguay after spending a year in the USA. Not found in CM.
The finished product (a road) of the fourth South-East Asia reconciliation work camp. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 16-35-3. See also files 1994-14.466 - 1994-14.477.
Used in CM 16-35-3 & 18-28-16. No. 6 in series of photos, members of the work camp carry dirt away in baskets, "Transporting earth the hard way." See also 1994-14.466-477.
This photo was taken in the Riding Mountain National Park. In this photograph C.O. workers are working on both sides of a gravel road clearing bush. Standing in the middle of the road is a water boy carrying a pail of water.
In this photo men are working on both sides of the road clearing brush. This photograph was taken in Riding Mountain National Park. On the right side is a sign indicating that the road is a part of a National Park of Canada.
In this photograph several C.O workers are standing on the side of road after having cleared it from bush and weeds. A truck is parked along the road. This photo was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.
In this photograph groups of C.O. workers are posed on the back of two National Forestry Programme trucks which are parked at the side of the road along a guardrail. They are wearing work clothes and several of them are holding tools. This photo was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.
