Image Gallery 2010

01 March 2010
Army dog picks up scent

A fundamental part of Australian operations in Uruzgan Province, southern Afghanistan, is the search for improvised explosive devices laid by Taliban insurgents.

Australian Army Explosives Detection Dog (EDD) “Bundy” and his handler Sapper (Spr) David Brown are part of a wider effort to find and destroy the explosive devices that are indiscriminately killing and wounding Afghan civilians as well as military personnel.

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Explosive Detection Dogs and handlers serving in Afghanistan. (L-R) Corporal Craig Turnbull with Tank, Lance Corporal Andrew Sichter with Bolt, Sapper David Brown with Bundy, Sapper Stewart Conlin with Solo, Sapper Brenton Keemik with Aussie and Sapper Rueben Griggs with Que in front of a Dutch Apache helicopter at Multinational Base - Tarin Kot.

(Date taken: 13 February 2010)
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(L-R) Explosive Detection Dogs Bolt, Bundy, Que, Aussie, Solo and Tank pose for the camera on a Dutch Apache helicopter at Multinational Base - Tarin Kot.

(Date taken: 13 February 2010)
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Heading outside the wire - Explosive Detection Dog Bundy and handler Sapper David Brown about to patrol the Mirabad Valley.

(Date taken: 17 February 2010)
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Ever alert Explosive Detection Dog Bundy with his proud handler Sapper David Brown at an Austrlian patrol base north of Tarin Kot, Afghanistan.

(Date taken: 17 February 2010)
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Explosive Detection Dog Bundy takes a seat with the troops inside a Bushmaster armoured vehicle on patrol in the Mirabad Valley.

(Date taken: 17 February 2010)
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