Image Gallery 2008
27 February 2008
Performers on show in Solomons
A group of Australian entertainers put on a show for the local Solomon Island population around Honiara. Entertainers included country music icon John Williamson, singer/songwriter Ami Williamson, country music artist Nicki Gillis, musician Jed Zarb and TV presenter Mike Goldman and MC Tanya Arlidge.
Operation ANODE is the name of the Australian Defence Force (ADF) contribution to the Australian-led Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI). RAMSI's assistance is known as Operation HELPEM FREN (Pidgin English for 'Helping Friend'). RAMSI's mission is to assist the Solomon Islands Government in restoring law and order, economic governance, and improving the machinery of government.
The military component of RAMSI is made up of personnel from four troop contributing nations. They are: Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Tonga. The main task for the military component is to provide security for RAMSI's multi-national participating police force.
| 20080227adf8208022_026 Civil Military Liason, Warrant Officer Class One Gary Browne assists a child in taking a mark during one of his many visits to the Burns Creek district in Honiara, Solomon Islands. (Date taken: 27 February 2008) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| 20080227adf8208022_039 Civil Military Liaison, Warrant Officer Class One Gary Browne enjoys a game of footy with the local children during one of his many visits to the Burns Creek district in Honiara, Solomon Islands. (Date taken: 27 February 2008) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| 20080227adf8208022_096 Civil Military Liaison officer, Warrant Officer Class One Gary Browne talks to local children during one of his many visits to the Burns Creek district in Honiara, Solomon Islands. (Date taken: 27 February 2008) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| 20080227adf8208022_124 Civil Military Liaison officers, Corporal Daniel Andagama (Papua New Guinea Army) and Warrant Officer Class One Gary Browne talk to children at a local school during one of their many visits to the Burns Creek district in Honiara, Solomon Islands. (Date taken: 27 February 2008) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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