File:Operation Iraqi Freedom Babylon 2004 Multinational Division CS Iraq Commemorative banner cloth Embroidered US flags badge. Færder militærhistoriske museum Military History Torås Fort Tjøme Norway 2021 IMG 5006.jpg
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English: Commemorative banner as a memorabilia from the Iraq War 2004: A blue cloth with a fringed edge decorated with Operation Iraqi Freedom Babylon 2004 in embroidereed letters, the logo of the MND C-S, and the national flags of the United States and Iraq (1991-2004).
The NATO supported MND C-S (Multinational Division Central-South) was a part of the Multinational Force Iraq (the coalition forces), a military command during the 2003 invasion of Iraq and much of the ensuing Iraq War, led by the United States of America (Operation Iraqi Freedom), United Kingdom (Operation Telic), Australia, Spain and Poland, and responsible for conducting and handling military operations. Photo taken at a private military history museum exhibition in the tunnels at Torås Fort, a former coastal fortress and battery on the island of Tjøme, Norway. The fortress was established by the Norwegian Armed Forces in 1938, but completed by German military forces as part of the Festung Norwegen and Atlantic Wall during Nazi Germany's occupation of Norway in the Second World War. Torås fort was closed down in 1999.
Norsk bokmål: Minneduk fra den USA-ledede multinasjonale militærstyrken (koalisasjonsstyrken) under Irak-krigen (Den andre gulfkrigen eller Operation Iraqi Freedom) i 2004. Banneret er dekorert med brodert tekst, logoen for Multinational Division CS Iraq og USAs og Iraks nasjonalflagg.
Foto fra utstillingene i Færder Militærhistoriske museum (Torås Museum), en privat samling militærhistoriske gjenstander i et bunkeranlegg (fjelltunnel) ved Torås fort på Tjøme. Kystfortet ble etablert av Forsvaret i 1939, men ferdigstilt med fire kanoner av den tyske okkupasjonsmakta under andre verdenskrig. Etter krigen overtok Kystartilleret. Det var også kursvirksomhet på stedet. Anlegget ble nedlagt i 1999. |
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