The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
One of the containers housing the Australian Counter Rocket, Artillery and Mortar (C-RAM) equipment at Tallil Airbase, manned by Australian Artillery personnel. The equipment detected incoming projectiles and sounded a warning siren so troops could take cover prior to impact. The painted markings indicate the number of projectiles detected by each contingent attached to the four Overwatch battle Groups (OBGs). This image shows the number of projectiles deteced by this particular C-Ram for OBG-2 and OBG-3.
Photographs relating to Sergeant Peter Rewko and his service with Combat Team Chauvel, Overwatch Battle Group (West)-4, Iraq, between December 2007 and June 2008.
One of the containers housing the Australian Counter Rocket, Artillery and Mortar (C-RAM) equipment at Tallil Airbase, manned by Australian Artillery personnel. The equipment detected incoming projec
An unidentified soldier from OBG-4 stands guard at the entrance to Camp Terendak within Tallil Airbase. Photographs relating to Sergeant Peter Rewko and his service with Combat Team Chauvel, Overwat
The entrance gate to Tallil Airbase, with warning signs, barriers, lights and guard towers used to protect the entrance. Photographs relating to Sergeant Peter Rewko and his service with Combat Team
Sergeant Peter Rewko behind the .50 calibre heavy machine gun of an ASLAV-PC at the heavy weapons range to the north west of Tallil Airbase. In the background is a Bushmaster, also from OBG-4. Photo b
Sergeant Peter Rewko in the Orthadox Christian Chapel within the Romanian Camp Dracula at Tallil Airbase. A number of Romanian soldiers painted the murals within the chapel and throughout the camp.
A contracted Ugandan security guard signals to halt prior to entering the Tallil Airbase. Photographs relating to Sergeant Peter Rewko and his service with Combat Team Chauvel, Overwatch Battle Group
