File:Australian soldiers burning guns during the RAMSI deployment in October 2003.jpg
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| Description | The Australian-led Regional Assistance Mission began in July 2003 to bring peace and stability in Solomon Islands. Since then, Australia has contributed more than $2 billion through RAMSI military, police and development cooperation programs to restore peace in Solomon Islands. |
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| Source | RAMSI 1 |
| Author | Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade |
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