The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Local Peshmerga people display the cricket bats and other sporting equipment presented to them by the players in the cricket 'test' between the Australian Service contingent and the British contingent serving with Operation Habitat. The Operation supplied humanitarian aid to Kurdish refugees fleeing Iraqi forces in the wake of the Gulf War.
Australian Army khaki fur felt slouch hat. The brim is edged with narrow grosgrain ribbon and has brass fittings to turn up the side. The leather sweat band is marked in gold with a broad arrow and 'M
Northern Iraq, June 1991. Medic Corporal Ross Osborne treating refugees as a member of 'Charlie team', an Australian Army medical aid team serving in Northern Iraq as part of the Australian Service Co
Batifa, Northern Iraq. Outdoor group photograph of a cricket team, possibly the English contingent, who are ready for their first ‘test' match between Australia and England during Operation Habitat. O
BATUFA, NORTHERN IRAQ. 1991-06. A DOCTOR FROM THE AUSTRALIAN SERVICE CONTINGENT OPERATION HABITAT HOLDS ALOFT THE VICTOR'S TROPHY, AFTER A CRICKET `TEST' BETWEEN AUSTRALIAN AND ENGLISH MEMBERS OF THE
BATUFA, NORTHERN IRAQ. 1991-06-15. THE URN CONTAINING THE `ASHES' FROM THE FIRST CRICKET `TEST' BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND ENGLAND PLAYED IN NORTHERN IRAQ. THE MATCH WAS PLAYED BETWEEN MEMBERS OF THE AUSTR
Batufa, Northern Iraq. 1991-06-15. Group portrait of members of the cricket team from the Australian Service Contingent, Operation Habitat. The team played the British Contingent in the first 'test' b
NORTHERN IRAQ. 1991-06. KURDISH REFUGEES, INCLUDING A CHILD WEARING AN AUSTRALIAN SLOUCH HAT. THE AUSTRALIAN SERVICE CONTINGENT OPERATION HABITAT PROVIDED HUMANITARIAN AID TO THE REFUGEES, WHO WERE FL
