Find photos of the reopening of the British Embassy in Baghdad,on or
around the 5th of May 2003, Also Photos of Royal Air Force  Number 2
Mechanical Transport Squadron delivering Accommadation ISO containers
on same day. Plus picture of RAF personnel guarding outside Embassy
during Delivery, especially of photo taken by journalist of Iraqi
child placing pink flowers in strap loops of soldiers body armour.

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Request for Question Clarification by adiloren-ga on 27 Apr 2004 17:02 PDT

Challenging research.
This is all the related information I could find. If you're
interested, I will host these photos so you can have access to them.
-Anthony 

<<British paratroopers emerge from the British Embassy, which has been
closed since 1991, in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday May 2, 2003. The
paratroopers seized the compound on Monday, and diplomats are expected
to arrive within days. Embassies and international offices are slowly
beginning to show signs of life in the Iraqi capital. (AP Photo/Niko
Price)>>
Location BAGHDAD, Iraq 
Creation Date 05/02/2003 00:00:00 
Submit Date 05/02/2003 13:11:21 
Credit Associated Press AP 
Slug  
Object Name IRAQ BACK TO BAGHDAD 
Photographer NIKO PRICE Staff 
Caption Writer JJP NP 
Special Instructions  
Negative Number  
Image Number 6752211 (001PF) 
Trans reference Number XNP101  

<<Iraqi children crowd around the gate to the British Embassy, which
has been closed since 1991 and is now guarded by British paratroopers,
in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday May 2, 2003. The paratroopers seized the
compound on Monday, and diplomats are expected to arrive within days.
Embassies and international offices are slowly beginning to show signs
of life in the Iraqi capital. (AP Photo/Niko Price)>>

<<An Iraqi boy, wearing a jersey of British soccer star David Beckham,
jokes with a British paratrooper at the gate to the British Embassy,
which has been closed since 1991 and is now guarded by a British
regiment, in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday May 2, 2003. Theparatroopers seized
the compound on Monday, and diplomats are expected to arrive within
days. Embassies and international offices are slowly beginning to show
signs of life in the Iraqi capital. (AP Photo/Niko Price)>>

<<British soldiers try to keep some order at the gates of the former
British embassy in Baghdad Wednesday, May 7, 2003, where Iraqis lined
up trying to get application forms to work at the embassy. (AP
Photo/Samir Mizban)>>

<<British soldiers try to keep some order at the gates of the former
British embassy in Baghdad Wednesday, May 7, 2003, where Iraqis lined
up trying to get application forms to work at the embassy. (AP
Photo/Samir Mizban)>>

<<A Muslim Iraqi woman walks past a British soldier standing guard
outside the British Embassy building in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday May 5,
2003. Iraqi women, closer to quality than their counterparts in many
neighboring countries, have an enormous amount to lose in the gamble
that is their country's future. (AP Photo/Murad Sezer)>>

<<The new head of the British diplomatic mission Christopher Segar
looks at the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II in a room at the British
Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday May 5, 2003. Britain reopened what
used to be its Baghdad embassy shortly after dawn, saying it was the
first country that evacuated diplomats before the 1991 Gulf War to
re-establish a permanent presence in post-Saddam Hussein Iraq.
Christopher Segar, who helped close the British mission in 1991, will
head the new office. Segar will not be appointed ambassador, and the
mission will not be formally called an embassy until a new Iraqi
government is in place. Segar is escorted by unidentified British
bodyguards. (AP Photo/Murad Sezer)>>

<<A British soldier guards the entrance to the British Embassy in
Baghdad, Thursday, June 26, 2003. A misunderstanding over weapons
searches was probably to blame for an attack that wounded eight
British paratroopers in southern Iraq this week, a senior British
commander in Iraq, said Thursday. (AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)>>

<<A British paratrooper patrols the premises of the British Embassy in
Baghdad, Wednesday June 25, 2003. Attackers fired on British forces in
southern Iraq on Tuesday, killing six troopers and wounding eight
others in the deadliest confrontation for coalition forces since the
fall of Saddam Hussein.(AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)>>

<<A British paratrooper turns away an Iraqi boy as he guards the
British Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq on Wednesday June 25, 2003. Attackers
fired on British forces in southern Iraq on Tuesday, killing six
troops and wounding eight others in the deadliest confrontation for
coalition forces since the fall of Saddam Hussein.(AP Photo/Bullit
Marquez)>>

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Clarification of Question by jimjennings-ga on 14 May 2004 15:44 PDT

Straight forward enougth, as the question states! Not of Para's or any
other day but photos of the Royal Air Force, Number 2 Mechanical
Transport squadron, delivering ISO cantainers to the british embassey
in Baghdad on the 5th of May, and pictures of the RAF, 2 MT personnel
guarding outside during the delivery. I've posted this question
because I can't find any ( only the ones that adiloren-ga found, which
I also found prior to posting this question, and I think my 11 year
old sister could find )Lots of still photos were taken, I saw them
being taken, I was in one of them. But I don't know who the
photographer was, maybe Murad Sezer he seems to have been thier on the
5th of may.

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Request for Question Clarification by adiloren-ga on 17 May 2004 18:21 PDT

I checked both the Reuters and AP paid databases for the photos and
haven't been able to find them. Maybe your 11 year old sister will
have better luck.
Regards,
Anthony