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King's Royal Hussars Return From Successful Tour Of Iraq |
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Soldiers of The King's Royal Hussars (KRH) have returned to their base in Aliwal Barracks, Tidworth after completing a five-month tour in Iraq. During that time the 250 men endured the searing heat of the Iraqi desert, destroyed lethal caches of weapons, conducted anti-smuggling operations on the Iraq/Iran border and carried out dangerous strike and detain operations in Basra City.
 A soldier from 1 KRH re-joining his family at Aliwal Barracks, Tidworth
Many familes, gathered together as they eagerly awaited the return of their much-missed loved ones. Station Manager, Baz Reilly attended the welcome home parade and collected the thoughts of Mums, Dads children and other relations. Some planned for a few drinks together, others simply wanted a quiet evening meal. Baz also spoke to Brigade Welfare Officer, Capt. Kate Rose and the welfare officer for the regiment.
1 KRH Feature with Baz Reilly: (7 MB)
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 October 2007 )
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