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Photograph P05408.125 Iraq, 2003-2013Warrant Officer Class 2 Paul Petter (right), a member of the Civil Military Co-operation (CIMIC) team, and members of the English Light Dragoons, who were providing security for the team, enjoying a c

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Members of the English Light Dragoons, who were providing security for the Civil Military Co-operation (CIMIC) team, enjoying a cup of tea at an Iraqi tea house, near the Police station, in Ar Rumaythah. The soldier on the right has his number (HA2612) and his blood type ('O-pos') written on the chest of his shirt in texta.
Warrant Officer Class 2 Paul Petter (right), a member of the Civil Military Co-operation (CIMIC) team, and members of the English Light Dragoons, who were providing security for the team, enjoying a c

Iraqi civilians moving through an open air fruit and vegetable market. In the centre is a member of the English Light Dragoons, who is providing security for the Civil Military Co-operation (CIMIC) te

Informal portrait of Warrant Officer Class 1 (WO1) Greg Westhead (left) and two Iraqi policemen, standing in front of a police car on a street in Ar Rumaythah. WO1 Westhead is armed with a Steyr, whil

Warrant Officer Class 2 Paul Petter, a member of the Civil Military Co-operation (CIMIC) Team (centre), talking to the team's interpreter and guide (wearing a white check shirt) as they walk along the

Informal portrait of Warrant Officer Class 1 (WO1) Greg Westhead posing with a group of Iraqi boys in a newly upgrading market place in Ar Rumaythah. WO1 Westhead was a Military Policeman and Detainee

A local Iraqi building contractor pushing a wheelbarrow past two members of the British Light Dragoons standing on the courtyard of a partially constructed veterinary centre being built with the aid o
