[ARCHIVED CONTENT] Operation Telic: Photos

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Ministry of Defence / UK Defence Today / Operations / Operation Telic Index

First Archive

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This gallery has been reordered so that the most recent photographs are at the top.

A Grenadier Guardsman, attached to the 1st Battalion, Irish Guards, talks with local people during a patrol of the Basrah waterfront (Click here for high resolution version)	Basrah airport, operated jointly by RAF and Iraqi personnel, was able to receive a civilian airliner for the first time on 2 May, carrying humanitarian aid (Click here for high resolution version)	A sergeant of the 1st Battalion, Black Watch with a large cache of weapons recovered by his patrol from the Ba'ath Party HQ at Az Zubayr (Click here for high resolution version)
US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is welcomed to the UK Headquarters at Basrah Airport by Major General Robin Brims (Click here for high resolution version)	Mr Rumsfeld was briefed on 30 April on British operations in southern Iraq (Click here for high resolution version)	Mr Rumsfeld thanks British soldiers from the Royal Fusiliers, Black Watch, Royal Signals and Parachute Regiment (Click here for high resolution version)
	Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon meets some of the Iraqi workers running Umm Qasr port with the British military personnel (Click here for high resolution version)
The Secretary of State for Defence speaking with some of the men and women of 102 Logistic Brigade based at the port of Umm Qasr, on 23 April 2003 (Click here for high resolution version)		Mr Hoon examines a portrait of the fallen Iraqi dictator (Click here for high resolution version)
An Army crew from 17 Port & Maritime Regiment have put the tug Elle back into service at Umm Qasr to help clear the port of derelict ships (Click here for high resolution version)	Members of the local community of Umm Qasr talk with officers about the reconstruction of the town (Click here for high resolution version)	17 Port & Maritime Regiment also includes railway specialists who are repairing the railway at Umm Qasr to shift humanitarian supplies (Click here for high resolution version)
A local worker is supervised by 23 Pioneer Regiment in delivering water supplies to Umm Qasr (Click here for high resolution version)	A patrol from 23 Pioneer Regiment takes time out to talk to children in Umm Qasr (Click here for high resolution version)	23 Pioneer Regiment register civilian fire fighters in Umm Qasr (Click here for high resolution version)

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