Image Gallery 2009
01 June 2009
Control and Reporting Centre in Afghanistan: Medics
One medic serves with the RAAF Control and Reporting Centre (CRC) in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Corporal Baker is also the only RAAF medic to have served both in the Iraq and Afghanistan theatres.
All members of the Control and Reporting Centre (CRC) are required to do a one hour shift at the Entry Control Point (ECP) to Camp Palomino.
All members of the Control and Reporting Centre (CRC) at Camp Palomino are required to ring in to the command post and register their names and locations after an Indirect Fire (IDF) attack.
| 20090507adf8500210_021 Pictured is Corporal Steve Baker, the medic at the CRC. (Date taken: 07 May 2009) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| 20090507adf8500210_022 Pictured is Corporal Steve Baker, the medic at the CRC. (Date taken: 07 May 2009) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| 20090507adf8500210_023 Pictured is Corporal Steve Baker, the medic at the CRC, wth a snake that was found in the compound of Camp Polomino, where the CRC operates from. (Date taken: 07 May 2009) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| 20090507adf8500210_026 Pictured is Flight Lieutenant Adam Penberthy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Catriona Dockett working on the ECP. (Date taken: 07 May 2009) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| 20090507adf8500210_027 Pictured in the command post at Camp Palomino is Flight Lieutenant Catriona Dockett (left) and Squadron Leader Ian Martin marking of names off the roll after an IDF attack. (Date taken: 07 May 2009) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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| 20090507adf8500210_028 Pictured in the command post at Camp Palomino is (left to right) Flight Lieutenant Adam Penberthy, Sergeant Steven Voll and Sergeant Ian McWirter during a IDF attack on Kandahar Airfield. They are waiting for the information on where the rocket impacted. (Date taken: 07 May 2009) Low-Res | Hi-Res |
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