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	HMS Shoreham is welcomed home to Portsmouth on 4 August, with her sister minehunters Ledbury, Grimsby and Ramsey (Click here for high resolution version)
RFA Argus also returned to Devonport on 28 May (Click here for high resolution version)	A Petty Officer welcomed home by his 3 year old daughter (Click here for high resolution version)	A Lieutenant reunited with his baby son (Click here for high resolution version)
HMS Ocean back home off Plymouth on 28 May (Click here for high resolution version)	HMS Ark Royal returned to Portsmouth on 17 May (Click here for high resolution version)	HRH The Duke of York visited RAF Wittering to meet the families of Service personnel deployed in the Gulf (Click here for high resolution version)
The band of the Royal Irish Regiment helped families greet the 1st Battalion home to Canterbury on 4 May after over 3 months in the Gulf (Click here for high resolution version)	Some 150 soldiers returned on the first flight, the rest of the battalion following over the next few days (Click here for high resolution version)	Some of the battalion's Gurkhas line up for a group shot, festooned with traditional Nepalese garlands (Click here for high resolution version)
(Click here for high resolution version)	A daughter demands to be picked up by her father (Click here for high resolution version)	(Click here for high resolution version)
	Lieutenant Colonel Tim Collins with one of his young children (Click here for high resolution version)
99 soldiers from 48 Field Squadron Royal Engineers returned home to Waterbeach on Sunday 27 April (Click here for high resolution version)	A sapper is greeted by his family. In the Gulf, 48 Field Squadron provided engineering support to the Royal Air Force, then undertook humanitarian engineering work, including the construction of a fresh-water pipeline (Click here for high resolution version)	An officer is welcomed home by his daughter (Click here for high resolution version)
Nine Harrier GR7s returned to RAF Cottesmore on 18 April on completion of operations over Iraq (Click here for high resolution version)	A Squadron Leader, reunited with his daughter (Click here for high resolution version)	A Harrier of 3 Squadron taxies in, its nose carrying the markings denoting successful operational sorties (Click here for high resolution version)

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