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	Operation Telic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Operation Telic or Op TELIC is the codename under which all British operations of the 2003 Invasion of Iraq and after are being conducted.
		Operation Telic is one of the largest deployments of British forces since WWII.
		Some 9,500 of the British servicemen and women who deployed on Operation Telic for the invasion and its immediate aftermath were reservists, the vast majority of them from the Territorial Army.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Operation_Telic (1064 words)

	BRITISH ARMY : Encyclopedia Entry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The British Government's attempt to mollify the Natives by delineating the Appalachians as the westward limit for European settlement was the primary motivator of the American colonies in launching the secessionist American War of Independence.
		The British army was heavily invloved in the Napoleonic Wars in which the army served from Spain across to Europe to North Africa in the South.
		The British army is still the major coalition presence in the city of Basra and the Southern regions of Iraq.
	bibleocean.com /OmniDefinition/British_Army (3485 words)

	British Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Despite the decline of the British Empire, the Army was still deployed around the world, fighting in the Korean War, the Suez crisis of 1956, and colonial wars in Oman and Malaysia.
		British Army garrison is provided by an indigenous regiment, the Royal Gibraltar Regiment, which has been on the Army regular establishment since the last British regiment left in 1991.
		The British Army were deployed to Sierra Leone, a former British colony, in 1999 to aid the government in quelling violent uprisings by militiamen, under United Nations resolutions.
	www.dictionpedia.com /en/British_Army (2760 words)

	2,200 Casualties - The True Cost Of UK's War On Iraq
		The Scotsman - UK The true scale of British casualties in Iraq is revealed today after the Ministry of Defense confirmed that more than 2,200 injured British military personnel have been flown home from the Gulf since the start of the campaign.
		The operation was eventually called off after the Italian president, Silvio Berlusconi, intervened to order the Italian commander to commit his forces to restore order in the town.
		One officer estimated that the losses in such an operation would be expected to run at about 30 per cent, with fatalities expected to account for one in three of those casualties.
	www.rense.com /general52/ost.htm (662 words)

	Defence Internet \| Fact Sheets \| Operations in Iraq: British Fatalities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		As at 28 May 2006, a total of 113 British Forces personnel have died, or are missing presumed dead, while serving on Operation TELIC since the start of the campaign in March 2003.
		A British soldier was killed, and two injured, in an improvised explosive device attack on British vehicles in Basrah on the morning of Monday 28 June 2004.
		A British soldier was killed in an incident involving light armoured vehicles of D Squadron, The Blues and Royals, on Friday 28 March 2003.
	www.mod.uk /DefenceInternet/FactSheets/OperationsInIraqBritishFatalities.htm (4719 words)

	Iraq Occupation Casualties Notes
		Casualties whose next-of-kin are not notified or cannot be contacted/located do not therefore appear to be counted in the official tally.
		DOD Instruction 7730.22, ("Reports of U.S. Casualties in Combat Areas," January 20, 1967, and March 20, 1973) provided that the Vietnam casualties to be reported were all those occurring within the designated combat areas and those deaths occurring anywhere as the result or aftermath of an initial casualty occurring in a combat area.
		On August 9, 2004, another British solder was killed in Basra during an attack and on August 12, another British soldier was killed as a result of an IED exploding, bringing the total of British troops killed in Iraq to 64.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/ops/iraq_casualties_notes.htm (5675 words)

	Operation Telic: Details of British Casualties
		Aged 39 and divorced, he was a staff officer serving with Headquarters Strike Command, High Wycombe, and was on temporary detachment to Iraq as a liaison officer.
		He was awarded a General Service Medal for Air operations in Iraq, an Operational Service Medal for Operation Telic and the NATO Medal for operations in the former Yugoslavia.
		He was a highly regarded and talented operational pilot.
	www.operations.mod.uk /telic/marshall.htm (275 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Operation Telic
		Operation Telic is the codename under which all British operations of the 2003 Invasion of Iraq and after are being conducted.
		At the peak of the campaign, some 26,000 British Army soldiers, 4,000 Royal Marines marines, 5,000 Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Auxiliary sailors, and 8,100 Royal Air Force airmen were in action.
		When compared with the deployment of forces prior to the Gulf War, things proceeded a great deal faster, with the slowest deploying elements taking 10 weeks to get from base to warfighting condition in theatre.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Operation_Telic (997 words)

	Memorial Details: Operation TELIC: British Casualties and Fatalities
		Operation TELIC: British Casualties and Fatalities It is with very deep regret that the Ministry of Defence has to confirm the following fatalities suffered during operations.
		The 2003 invasion of Iraq, also called simply the Iraq War or Operation: Iraqi Freedom, was a war that began March 20, 2003, fought between a group of troops consisting primarily of American and British, but also Polish, Australian and several other nations' forces, and Iraq.
		On the 2nd anniversary of the Coalition invasion of Iraq, media-reported civilian deaths are approaching 20,000, and the death-rate is spiralling upwards.
	www.war-memorial.net /mem_det.asp?ID=145 (1382 words)

	Iraq (War on Terrorism). SLA News Division Web Site.
		Details of British Casualties from Britain's Ministry of Defense - This site provides information about British casualties during Operation Telic, including some biographical information and images of the deceased members of the military.
		The list "reflects the names of the U.S. and British troops whose families have been notified." Includes the name, age, unit, hometown, details of death, and a photograph.
		War Casualties - The Associated Press compiled this database of war casualties based on information from the military or families.
	www.ibiblio.org /slanews/internet/iraq.htm (4611 words)

	Operation Granby
		In November 1990, when it seemed certain that it would be 4th Armoured Brigade that would deploy to the Gulf, Brigadier Hammerbeck, the commander visited Field Marshal Lord Carver DSO MC who commanded the Brigade in the desert in WW2.
		Operation Desert storm was the name given to the Coalition campaign to liberate Kuwait and establish regional peace and security.
		Brigadier Hammerbeck practised the Brigade until he was confident that it was capable of the operations ahead.
	www.army.mod.uk /4bde/deployment/operation_granby.htm (546 words)

	British Army Biography,info
		Following the IRA ceasefires between 1994 and 1996 and since 1997, demilitarisation has taken place as part of the peace process, much reducing the military presence in the area.
		British IFVs lined up at Portsmouth waiting to be sent to the Gulf during Operation Desert Storm
		The British army contributes 2 of the 4 special forces branches to the British Military.
	www.danceage.com /biography/sdmc_British_Army (3540 words)

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		Firstly, the British Army provided garrisons for the colonies, protecting them against foreign powers and hostile natives.
		They were initially welcomed by the nationalist community as protectors but most eventually came to oppose their continued presence especially as a result of Operation Demetrius (that was used almost entirely on nationalists) and the events of Bloody Sunday, when members of the Parachute Regiment shot dead 14 civil rights marchers.
		A British armed forces - including British Army - recruitment centre in Oxford.
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	Operation Telic: Details of British Casualties
		It is with very deep regret that the Ministry of Defence has to confirm that Corporal Marc Taylor was killed in an ambush of British military vehicles on the outskirts of Basrah on 28 September 2004.
		Aged 27, he came from Ellesmere Port and served with the Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, attached to 1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery.
		During this time he served an operational tour in the Former Republic of Yugoslavia.
	www.operations.mod.uk /telic/taylor.htm (410 words)

	Op Telic - Operation Telic - The crisis in Iraq, British Casualties, Operation Enduring Freedom, British Army, Royal ...
		The UK Ministry of Defence announced that 'UK military contingency preparations in relation to Iraq are being conducted under the name of Operation Telic.
		He also announced the mobilisation of a number of Reservists to support the operation.
		The air component deployed on Operation Telic numberered about 100 fixed-wing aircraft and 27 support helicopters, supported by some 7,000 personnel.
	www.armedforces.co.uk /operationtelic.htm (393 words)

	ExpectNothing! - Operation Iraqi Freedom: Casualties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		-A British soldier has been killed in the Gulf in an accident involving a light armoured vehicle, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
		- He was the 27th British fatality involved in Operation Telic - the military action in Iraq - and was the third bomb disposal expert to die in the war.
		The British Challenger II tanks have been suffereing mechanical problems with the large amount of dust and sand in the air as well.
	www.expectnothing.com /index.php?page=story&post=20 (1190 words)

	Royal Engineers - Operation Telic - Casualties
		It is with very deep regret that the Ministry of Defence has to confirm the following (Royal Engineer) casualties suffered during operation Telic:
		Two British soldiers were reported missing, believed killed, after an attack on British military vehicles in southern Iraq on 23 March 2003:
		The British Army have an established casualty helpline number for concerned relatives:
	www.army.mod.uk /royalengineers/ops/telic/casualties.htm (169 words)

	Defence Internet \| Defence News \| In Depth
		Captain Jim Mcgovern is normally found supervising offshore North Sea oil rigs, but he recently...
		The Duke of Westminster has been meeting British soldiers deployed on operations in Iraq.
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	www.mod.uk /DefenceInternet/DefenceNews/InDepth/UkMilitaryOperationsInIraq.htm (279 words)

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