Operation CATALYST: Image Gallery
09 February 2005
ADF and US personnel on Operation CATALYST
There are around 920 Australian Defence Force personnel deployed throughout the Middle East as part of Operation CATALYST, Australia's contribution to the rehabilitation and reconstruction of Iraq.
About one third of those personnel are based in Iraq itself.
| JPAU28JAN05DC001 Australian Light Armoured Vehicles, and members from the Security Detachment at the Force Level Logistic Asset (FLLA) in Baghdad. They are working as part of Operation CATALYST - Australia's Military contribution to the reconstruction and rehabilitation of Iraq which involves about 920 Australian Defence Force personnel undertaking a wide variety of tasks throughout Iraq and the Middle East. (Date taken: 28 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU28JAN05DC002 Sergeant Jason Clarke, from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment Darwin, working with the Security Detachment in Iraq stands. He is pictured here on one of the Australian Light Armoured Vehicles Sergeant Clarke is part of Operation CATALYST - Australia's military contribution to the reconstruction anjd rehabilitation of Iraq which involves about 920 Australian Defence Force personnel undertaking a variety of tasks throughout Iraq and the Middle East. (Date taken: 28 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU28JAN05DC003 Trooper Robert Jackson, 2nd Cavalry Regiment Darwin, working with the Security Detachment in Iraq stands alongside Juan Santos, 88mTruck Driver, United States Army. They are pictured here in front of an Australian Light Armoured vehicle at the Force Level Logistic Asset (FLLA) in Baghdad. (Date taken: 28 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU28JAN05DC004 L-R Troopers - Robert Jackson, David Wallace, Dave Rose and Allen Kemp all from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment Darwin. Pictured here in Baghdad between two Australian Light Armoured Vehicles working for the Security Detachment. (Date taken: 28 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU28JAN05DC005 Australian Light Armoured vehicle at the Force Level Logistic Asset (FLLA) in Baghdad. (Date taken: 28 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU28JAN05DC006 L-R Perry Gerad, Aaron downs, Troy Luster - United States Army (1544th Transportation Company) stand beside Australian Army Trooper Robert Jackson. Trooper Jackson is from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment in Darwin, he is now working with the Security Detachment in Iraq. They are pictured here on an Australian Light Armoured Vehicle at the Force Level Logistic Assett (FLLA) in Baghdad. (Date taken: 28 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU30JAN05DC002 L-R Squadron Leader Paul Muscat - Royal Australian Air Force, Staff Sergeant Spencer Colburn, Specialist Keyon Cummings - both from the United States Army and Major Kim Junho - Republic of Korea Army, conduct mine search training, given by the Explosives Hazard Awareness Team (EHAT) in Baghdad, led by the Australian. (Date taken: 30 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU30JAN05DC004 L-R Squadron Leader Paul Muscat - Royal Australian Air Force instructs, Staff Sergeant Spencer Colburn and Specialist Keyon Cummings - both from the United States Army, on mine search training given by the Explosives Hazard Awareness Team (EHAT) in Baghdad, led by the Australian. (Date taken: 30 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU30JAN05DC005 L-R Squadron Leader Paul Muscat - Royal Australian Air Force instructs Staff Sergeant Spencer Colburn from the United States Army on mine search training given by the Explosives Hazard Awareness Team (EHAT) in Baghdad, led by the Australian. (Date taken: 30 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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| JPAU30JAN05DC006 L-R Squadron Leader Paul Muscat - Royal Australian Air Force instructs Major Kim Junho Republic of Korea Army on mine search training as Staff Sergeant Spencer Colburn and Specialist Keyon Cummings - both from the United States Army look on. The training is given by the Explosives Hazard Awareness Team (EHAT) in Baghdad, led by the Australian. (Date taken: 30 January 2005) Low-res | High-res |
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