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Australian Department of Defence 20050725cpa8267338_003 Sourced from: http://www.defence.gov.au/opcatalyst/images/gallery/20050802/index.htm

Caption: An Australian designed and made Bushmaster infantry mobility vehicle from the Al Muthanna Task Group moves off a dirt track to rendezvous with soldiers from the Australian Army Training Team - Iraq in the wastelands south of Al Khidr in the Al Muthanna province. The Bushmaster has proven to be very popular with the Australian soldiers due to its armour protection, powerful CAT engine, air conditioning and interior space. (Date taken: 25 July 2005)

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