Title:THE INTERNATIONAL MINE ACTION TRAINING CENTRE, KENYA, DECEMBER 2005 (TAPE 2) [Allocated Title]
Film Number:BFA 3110
Other titles:HEADQUARTERS LAND COMMAND 2005 COLLECTION [Allocated Title]
Summary: Members of the Ugandan Police Force cross over into neighbouring Kenya to attend the International Mine Action Training Centre (IMATC) based at Embakasi Garrison south of Nairobi.
Description: START 02:00:00
02:00:30 Casualty evacuation drills: policeman "injured" on the previous tape is attended to. (His arm is "severed" and he has a bloody prosthetic "stump".) His woulds are bound and he is stretchered from the minefield.
02:05:44 Union flag and flag of the IMATC flying.
02:06:19 Interview with Lieutenant Colonel Tim Wildish, Commanding Officer of IMATC, about the setting up of the permanent centre in Kenya.
02:11:09 Interview with WO2 Les Levick (QSMI), instructor at IMATC, discussing the pressure upon the students at the Centre; also the use of live (but unfused) explosives during the training.
02:18:45 Student operates a remote controlled MV-4 tracked flail vehicle (using a Playstation controller). The vehicle moves slowly across a minefield.
02:24:12 Signs: "Mine Awareness Training Area" and mine warnings in English and Swahili (?).
02:26:48 General views of the IMATC complex.
END 02:27:43
Alternative Title:HEADQUARTERS LAND COMMAND 2005 COLLECTION [Allocated Title]
Production Details: Headquarters Land Command (Production sponsor)
Headquarters Land Command Mobile News Team (Production company)
Capon, Kevin (Production individual)
Personalities, Units and Organisations: Wildish, Tim (person)
Levick, Les (person)
Ugandan Police Force (regiment/service)
International Mine Action Training Centre, Kenya (regiment/service)
Keywords: Embakasi, Nairobi, Kenya (geography)
British Army post-2000 (theme)
Physical Characteristics: Colour format: Colour
Sound format: Sound
Soundtrack language: English
Title language: None
Subtitle language: None
Technical Details: Format: DVCPRO
Number of items/reels/tapes: 1
Tape length: 33; Running time: 27 mins