Image Gallery: May 2004
Supporting Imagery - Budget 2004-05
11 May 2004
Operations
| JPAU02MAY04NR016 Operation CATALYST. 2nd Cavalry Regiment ASLAVs on a reconnaissance to Kirkush, one of the locations that may be used to train the new Iraqi Army. (Date taken: 02 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU02MAY04NR025 Operation CATALYST. 2nd Cavalry Regiment ASLAVs on a reconnaissance to Kirkush, one of the locations that may be used to train the new Iraqi Army. (Date taken: 02 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU02MAY04NR049 Operation CATALYST. 2nd Cavalry Regiment ASLAVs on a reconnaissance to Kirkush, one of the locations that may be used to train the new Iraqi Army. (Date taken: 02 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU02MAY04NR081 Operation CATALYST. 2nd Cavalry Regiment ASLAVs on a reconnaissance to Kirkush, one of the locations that may be used to train the new Iraqi Army. (Date taken: 02 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU03MAY04AG001 Lieutenant Colonel Ian Cruickshank who leads the Iraqi Army Training team and WO2 Andrew Nichols about to leave Baghdad to visit training sites throughout Iraq. (Date taken: 03 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR108 Private Michael Slattery keeps the Iraqi infants entertained when his section dropped by an Iraqi kindergarten during a goodwill patrol in Baghdad, Iraq. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR133 Private John Kelly's Aussie helmet proved a big hit with Iraqi kids when an Australian Army patrol dropped into an Iraqi Kindergarten in Baghdad, Iraq. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR156 Private John Kelly helps keep the peace on the streets around the Australian Security Detachment in Baghdad, Iraq. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR164 Private Ray Lee helps keep the peace on the streets around the Australian Security Detachment in Baghdad, Iraq. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR195 Lieutenant Adam Fardy and interpreter Private Matt Souvertjis chat to Iraqi Colonel Wahab of the Diplomatic Protection Service during a patrol near the Australian position in Baghdad. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR352 An Australian ASLAV on the move in Baghdad Iraq. They are part of the Security Detachment (SECDET) which provides protection and escort to the Australian Representational Office. Made up from infantry soldiers of the Third Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, military police, troopers of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and an Explosive Ordnance Detachment, the SECDET is located in Baghdad. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR359 Autralian medic Corporal Colin Pitts assists American medics at Camp Victory, Iraq. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR417 The Security Detachment (SECDET) provides protection and escort to the Australian Representational Office. Made up from infantry soldiers of the Third Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, military police, troopers of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and an Explosive Ordnance Detachment, the SECDET is located in Baghdad. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR449 Private Amir Kliko of the Baghdad-based Security Detachment during a night patrol. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR490 Private Amir Kliko of the Baghdad-based Security Detachment during a night patrol. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU04MAY04NR507 Private Jamie Davis covers Lance Corporal Adem Van Lierop of the during a night patrol of the Baghdad-based Security Detachment. (Date taken: 04 May 2004) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU13NOV03DH01 Flight Lieutenant Craig McGuigan of the Air Traffic Control Detachment Baghdad International Airport mans a vehicle entry point. All aircraft movements at the Baghdad International Airport are coordinated by the Australian Air Traffic Control detachment. (Date taken: 13 November 2003) Low-res | High-res |
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