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The Basra blog is run by the media ops team in Kuwait. The team is located in the Headquarters and works to support the coalition forces together with the other government departments located here such as the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Department for International Development. The team are supported by the Media Ops staff in PJHQ just outside London. www.youtube.com/basrablog
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- RAF Police on the beat in Basra
- On the frontline with our boys in Iraq
- Navy frigates defend world oil prices in the Gulf
- UK expects to hand over Basra airport next year
- From Barrow to Basra – Hutton tours frontline and ...
- U.S. Troops Whip Flabby Iraqi Police Force Into Shape
- British Police Walk The Streets In Basra
- Iraq takes over
- Poppy Appeal launched in Iraq
- Poppy Appeal launched from Basra
- New York Post - Day in pictures
- Soldiers tell of service in Iraq
- Troop draw down crucial for Army
- 'We want to prove ourselves in the field'
- Iraqi Commandos in Basra
- The day in pictures
- Fighting dust and heat, these soldiers have the X-...
- MP Hutton's tea break with Barrow soldier in Iraq
- Policeman swaps South Wales for streets of Basra
- County soldiers 'provide enduring legacy' in Iraq
- We are getting closer to achieving goal - says Hutton
- Hutton pledges changed role in Iraq
- Iraq Troop Agreement By New Year
- Bill Rammell visit to Basra
- Joint foot patrol with the Iraqi army in Basra
- Lewis answers Iraqi 999 call
- Security Progress in Basra Paves Way for Economic,...
- Spirits rising as our job is almost done
- Scots push Basra as a land of opportunity
- Basra secure, British forces say
- Scots and Iraqi troops band together
- Project to improve electricity supplies in Basra
- Reporter to discover a soldier's lot in Iraq
- Sussex policeman heads to Basra
- Battle for business begins as military hostilities...
- Eid Festival in Basra
- Community Policing in Basra
- Iraq participates in trade fair in Greece
- A reassuring presence
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