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Iraqi prisoners of war are assembled
on the Al Faw peninsula. The faces of
the prisoners in the photo have been
blurred to protect their identities as
required by the Geneva Convention
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A badly wounded Iraqi is carried by
Royal Marines to a first aid post;
prisoners of war receive the same
medical care as any Coalition casualties
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A group of prisoners taken by the
Royal Marines are readied for a move
to a safe holding area; again, their faces
have been blurred
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1st Battalion, Royal Regiment Royal Fusiliers, are given the order to move
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Royal Engineers hurry to deploy a
bridge from an advanced
ABLE bridgelayer vehicle
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A Warrior moves up to the breach
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A Challenger 2 advances into Iraq
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Infantry from 1st Royal Regiment Royal Fusiliers, cover armoured vehicles moving
through a breach in the Iraqi field defences
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A Warrior armoured vehicle is guided over a bridge built by the Royal Engineers
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An armed Land Rover of 1st Battalion
The Royal Irish Regiment advances past
an oil well set alight by Iraqi forces
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British vehicles move across the desert;
although this well head had been set
alight, most of the oil infrastructure in
southern Iraq has been captured intact
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A truck-load of the Royal Irish
moves up to help secure the oil
fields near Basrah
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A Royal Marine of 539 Assault Squadron
during operations to secure Umm Qasr
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US and Royal Marines carry
a wounded Iraqi to a first aid post
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US Marine Corps vehicles guarding
port installations in Umm Qasr
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The Queen's Dragoon Guards - The
Welsh Cavalry - prepare to advance
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A Scots crew with The Welsh
Cavalry leave their nationality
in no doubt
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A Queen's Dragoon Guards Scimitar
in the desert
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The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
battlegroup advances through
southern Iraq
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A Royal Navy Sea King delivers
more supplies to troops at sunset

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An AS90 of 3rd Royal Horse Artillery
provides artillery support to troops
engaged at Basrah

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42 Commando in action on
the Al Faw peninsula
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42 Commando in action on
the Al Faw peninsula
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42 Commando in action on
the Al Faw peninsula
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Personnel from 3 Commando Brigade
with a few of the many weapons captured
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Yet more weaponry

captured in southern Iraq
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