Site map
- About Australian Forces Abroad and Australia in Afghanistan
- Australia in Afghanistan - quick guide
- War in Afghanistan: state of play
- Afghanistan - context
- Afghanistan - politics
- Coalition policy in Afghanistan
- Coalition forces
- Corruption in Afghanistan
- Opium and narco-politics
- Opium and heroin production and distribution
-
Drugs and security
- Intervention: Government policy
- Alternative narcotics policies
- Peace negotiations and truces in Afghanistan
- Aid
- Australian Defence Force
- ADF elements in Afghanistan
- ADF in Afghanistan - history
- Artillery contingent
- Base Command (Baseco) Tarin Kowt
- CH-47 Chinook helicopter detachment
- Heron Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) detachment
- Kandahar Mobile Control and Reporting Unit
- National Command Element - Afghanistan
- Operation Slipper
- Mentoring Task Force
- Special Operations Task Group
- Operational Mentor and Liaison Team (OMLT)
- Force Support Unit
- ADF Engineering Team
- ADF elements in Middle East Area of Operations (MEAO)
- Australian National Headquarters - Middle East Area of Operations
- Force Communications Unit
- Force Support Unit
- Joint Movements Coordination Centre
- Locations and bases
- Locations of ADF in Middle East, Central Asia and Indian Ocean
- Bagram Airbase
- Camp Rhino
- Camp Russell
- Fire Base Tycz*
- FOB Anaconda*
- FOB Armadillo (U.K.)
- FOB Budwan (U.K.)
- FOB Coyote (Dutch)
- FOB Chora (ANA)
- FOB Cobra (aka FOB Tinsley)*
- FOB Davis (aka FOB Ripley)
- FOB Kajaki (U.K.)
- FOB Khyber-Lyddiard
- FOB Locke (ANA)
- FOB Lyddiard (ANA)
- FOB Martello*
- FOB Mashal
- FOB Phoenix
- FOB Poentjak*
- FOB Qudus
- FOB Ripley (aka FOB Davis)
- FOB Worsley
- ISAF Headquarters
- Kandahar Air Field
- Kamp Holland
- Kamp Hadrian*
- Patrol Base Buman
- Tarin Kowt
- Budget
- Command
- ADF - command – Afghanistan
- ADF - command - general
- Australian National Headquarters - Middle East Area of Operations/Headquarters Joint Task Force 633 (HQ JTF633)
- Headquarters Joint Task Force 633 – Afghanistan (HQ JTF 633-A)/National Command Element - Afghanistan
- Equipment, weapons and systems
- AN/FPS-77 mobile radar
- AN/TPQ-36 Weapon Locating Radar
- ASLAV
- Bushmaster
- CH-47 helicopter
- HERTI Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
- IEDs and Counter IED Task Force
- Joint Intelligence Support System (JISS)
- Long-range patrol vehicle
- SIPRNET
- Skylark Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
- Intelligence
- ADF - Afghanistan – Intelligence
- ADF – Intelligence in overseas deployments
- ADF - intelligence
- ASIS - Afghanistan
- Australian intelligence organisations
- Australian-US intelligence - Afghanistan and Iraq
- Canadian SIGINT and Afghanistan
- Joint Australian-US Defence Facility - Pine Gap
- National Security Agencies
- Legal
- Legal mandate - ADF in Afghanistan
- Rules of Engagement - Afghanistan and Iraq
- Status of Forces - Afghanistan
- Detainee policy - Afghanistan and Iraq
- Local context
- Policy
- Australian Federal Police
- Casualties
- Coalition forces, NATO and private security operators
- Coalition forces and Afghanistan government forces
- Australia and NATO
- Coalition forces
- Coalition forces: Canada
- Coalition forces: France
- Coalition forces: Germany
- Coalition forces: Netherlands
- Coalition forces: New Zealand
- Coalition forces - Republic of Korea
- Coalition forces - Singapore
- Coalition forces: United Kingdom
- Coalition forces: United States
- Interoperability
- Private security contractors
- PRT - Oruzgan
- United Nations: Afghanistan
- Maps - Afghanistan
Updates and advice on errors or omissions are welcome: austral@rmit.edu.au
Project coordinator: Richard Tanter
Additional research: Arabella imhoff
Ronald Li
Updated: 14 August 2010
Additional research: Arabella imhoff
Ronald Li
Updated: 14 August 2010