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Photograph P04101.964 Iraq, 2003-2013Walking in the compound of the Presidential Palace North are, left to right: Group Captain Ian Meyn, Commander of the Australian National Headquarters Baghdad (ASNHQ); Brigadier Maurie McNarn, Austra

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of (L-R) Group Captain Ian Meyn, Brigadier Maurie McNarn and Lieutenant Colonel James McMahan within the compound of the Presidential Palace North. Previously used by deposed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, the palace became the temporary home of the Australian National Headquarters Baghdad (ASNHQ) during Operation Falconer. The damage to the building in the background was probably the result of Coalition bombing during the early stages of the war.
Walking in the compound of the Presidential Palace North are, left to right: Group Captain Ian Meyn, Commander of the Australian National Headquarters Baghdad (ASNHQ); Brigadier Maurie McNarn, Austra

Informal portrait of Group Captain Ian Meyn, Commander of the Australian National Headquarters Baghdad (ASNHQ) (left), and Brigadier Maurie McNarn, Australian National Commander Middle East area of op

Examining a damaged roof section of the Presidential Palace North are, left to right, Captain Gavin Rawlins, Chief of Staff; Group Captain Ian Meyn, Commander of the Australian National Headquarters B

Informal group portrait of Group Captain Meyn, Commander of the Australian National Headquarters Baghdad (ASNHQ) (left), Brigadier Maurie McNarn, Australian National Commander Middle East area of oper

Informal portrait of Brigadier Maurie McNarn Australian National Commander Middle East area of operations, and Lieutenant Colonel James McMahan in the grounds of the Presiendtial Palace North. Previou

Informal portrait of Brigadier Maurie McNarn Australian, National Commander Middle East area of operations, outside the Presidential Palace North. The palace was previously used by deposed Iraqi leade
