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darkblueworld > Date:  02 July 2004
Location: Basrah Southern Iraq
Event: Operation Telic 4

Unit: 1st Battalion The Royal Welch Fusiliers
Image Number: LAND,TELIC4,020704,07,
Photographer: Giles Penfound
Caption:
Soldiers from the RECCE and PATROLS Platoon , Fire Support Company of The 1st Battalion The Royal Welch Fusilers (1 RWF) mount heli borne Eagle VCP's (Vehicle Check Points). Two teams of soldiers were deployed to various locations by RAF (Royal Air Force ) Chinook helicopters where they performed spot checks on passing traffic in an attempt to deter the possible smuggling of weapons and or contraband around areas of importance.


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darkblueworld > Date:  02 July 2004
Location: Al Zubayr Southern Iraq
Event: Operation Telic 4
Unit: 1st Battalion The Royal Welch Fusiliers
Image Number: LAND,TELIC4,020704,07,063
Photographer: Giles Penfound
Caption:
Soldiers of Mortar Platoon The 1st Battalion The Royal Welch Fusileirs (1 RWF) carry out a fire mission with Illumination rounds as part of the effort to discourage attempten attacks on vital oil pipelines.

The Mortars will fire the ilumination rounds into specifis areas in order to prevent possible sabotague. The rounds are not explosives and provide illumination only.






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darkblueworld > Date:  30 June 2004
Location: Basrah Southern Iraq
Event: Operation Telic 4

Unit: B Company 1st Battalion The Cheshire Regiment
Image Number: LAND,TELIC4,300604,05,
Photographer: Giles Penfound
Caption:
Soldiers of 6 Platoon B Company call signs 30A and 30B (Three Zero Alpha and Bravo) provide multiple patrols around the Local Government HQ Building in Basrah to protect against possible attacks from militants, on what should have been the first day of Iraqi Independance. The patrols started at 0645 in the morning and lasted for the whole day with soldiers supporting the local Iraqi police force. With the exception of normal criminal activity is was a very quiet day and failed to live up to the dire expectations of some. The heat is a major problem to be tackled and it is important for the soldiers to constanlty take on water to maintain their health and operational effectiveness.

As a result of their agressive and positive patrolls the incidences od attacks on their base location has dropped, however the danger is still very much present.


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darkblueworld > Date:  30 June 2004
Location: Basrah Southern Iraq
Event: Operation Telic 4
Unit: B Company 1st Battalion The Cheshire Regiment
Image Number: LAND,TELIC4,300604,05,157
Photographer: Giles Penfound
Caption:
Private Gary Roberts from Chester takes a break during a patrol of Basrah and is offered water and rest by a local.

Soldiers of 6 Platoon B Company call signs 30A and 30B (Three Zero Alpha and Bravo) provide multiple patrols around the Local Government HQ Building in Basrah to protect against possible attacks from militants, on what should have been the first day of Iraqi Independance. The patrols started at 0645 in the morning and lasted for the whole day with soldiers supporting the local Iraqi police force. With the exception of normal criminal activity is was a very quiet day and failed to live up to the dire expectations of some. The heat is a major problem to be tackled and it is important for the soldiers to constanlty take on water to maintain their health and operational effectiveness.

As a result of their agressive and positive patrolls the incidences od attacks on their base location has dropped, however the danger is still very much present.


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