Title:MAJOR GENERAL GERALD CAVENDISH GROSVENOR, 6TH DUKE OF WESTMINSTER, VISITS SHAIBAH LOGISTICS BASE, 2 MARCH 2004 (EDIT) [Allocated Title]
Film Number:BFV 659
Other titles:BRITISH MILITARY OPERATIONS IN IRAQ, 2004 [Allocated Series Title]
Summary: Edited extracts showing the visit of the Duke of Westminster to Shaibah.
Description: START 09:58:33 Bars followed by black screen.
10:00:00 The Duke arrives at the British Military Hospital at Shaibah and greets staff.
10:00:52 The Duke watches a demonstration showing a casualty being stretchered from a battlefield ambulance, taken inside, examined and given oxygen.
10:02:39 Interview with the Duke (in his army field uniform).
10:04:13 The Duke visits the Equipment Support Company. Interior views of building being used as a garage for heavy duty vehicles. Members of 60 Transport Squadron greet the Duke of Westminster on his arrival; he talks informally to the men.
10:05:44 General views of vehicle park with heavy duty transporters and DROPS trucks.
END 00:06:09
Alternative Title:BRITISH MILITARY OPERATIONS IN IRAQ, 2004 [Allocated Series Title]
Colour:Colour
Digitised:
Object_Number:BFV 659
Sound:Sound
Access Conditions:IWM
Featured Period:
Production Date:2004-03-02
Production Country: GB
Production Details: Defence Media Operations Centre, RAF Uxbridge (RAF Combat Camera Team) (Production company)
Personalities, Units and Organisations: Grosvenor, George Gerald Cavendish (6th Duke of Westminster) (person)
British Army, Royal Logistic Corps, 4 General Support Regiment, 60 Transport Squadron [NEW TERM] (regiment/service)
British Army, Royal Army Medical Corps, 22 Field Hospital (regiment/service)
Keywords: Shaibah Logistics Base, Shaibah, Iraq (geography)
Operation Telic, Iraq War 2003-2009 (event)
British Army post-2000 (theme)
Iraq post-2003 (theme)
Physical Characteristics: Colour format: Colour
Sound format: Sound
Soundtrack language: English
Title language: None
Subtitle language: None
Technical Details: Format: DVCam
Number of items/reels/tapes: 1
Tape length: 40; Running time: 6 mins