Operation CATALYST: Image Gallery
04 May 2004
Army Training Team provides vital assistance to the New Iraqi Army
An Army training team comprising 53 soldiers is providing vital assistance to the New Iraqi Army in the training of three Iraqi battalions and a brigade headquarters staff, while a 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.
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| JPAU02MAY04NR016 2nd Cavalry Regiment ASLAVs on a reconnaissance to one of the locations that will be used be used to train the new Iraqi Army. (Date taken: 02 May 2004) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| JPAU02MAY04NR025 2nd Cavalry Regiment ASLAVs on a reconnaissance to one of the locations that will be used be used to train the new Iraqi Army. (Date taken: 02 May 2004) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| JPAU02MAY04NR049 2nd Cavalry Regiment ASLAVs on a reconnaissance to one of the locations that will be used be used to train the new Iraqi Army. (Date taken: 02 May 2004) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| JPAU02MAY04NR081 2nd Cavalry Regiment ASLAVs on a reconnaissance to one of the locations that will be used be used to train the new Iraqi Army. (Date taken: 02 May 2004) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| JPAU03MAY04AG001 Serious business - 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 | Hi-Res |
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| JPAU28APR04DS03 Chief of Air Force, Angus Houston addresses assembled Airforce personnel at Camp Victory, Baghdad. (Date taken: 28 April 2004) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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