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Iraqi youths bring soft drinks
to Royal Engineers at work
refurbishing and improving
the security of the police
station in Al Majarr al Kabir
where six RMP soldiers were
killed in June
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Water pours from pipes riddled
by gunfire by Iraqis seeking
to cool off in the hot weather.
While bringing relief to a few,
specialist engineers from the
British Army have to coordinate
urgent repair work to the pipes to
ensure the majority of the
population do not go short of water
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Three members of the same
family serving together in Iraq:
Corporal Stuart Gammie (left)
is a Regular Army Corporal with
the King's Own Scottish Borderers,
while his brother Private Ian Gammie
and father Corporal Douglas Gammie
(right) are TA Reservists from
52nd Lowland Regiment
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The RAF detachment at Basrah
International Airport on 16 July
2003, 88 years after the Royal
Flying Corps first operated in
the region. Working with Iraqi
personnel, they handle 50 aircraft
movements a day
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An Iraqi policeman and a
soldier of the Queen's
Lancashire Regiment conduct a
routine vehicle search in Basrah;
illegal weapons and drugs are a
high priority for the police operations
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