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Best of Defence Imagery 2020
Image of a Leading Aircraftwoman, with her family after her graduation ceremony at RAF Honington.
The first female RAF Regiment Gunner has successfully completed the 20-week course required to become a member of the RAF Regiment and graduates at RAF Honington Suffolk, today (23/01/2020).
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NEWS - Südkorea: US Army markiert massive Präsenz
April 26, 2017 - Okinawa, Japan - U.S. Marine Corps crew chief Cpl. Justin Fry, mans the door gun on a UH-1Y Huey helicopter, as they fly in a formation during a Mission Rehearsal Exercise April 26, 2017 in Okinawa, Japan. U.S. Forces across the Asian region have increased combat exercises as tensions continue to rise between the U.S. and North Korea (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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FEATURE - 'Star Wars' Kostum Konvention in Grossbritannien
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Star Wars cos-play, Britain - Jul 2016
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Last weekend (15-17 July) a huge Star Wars celebration went underway at London's Excel to celebrate the forty-year anniversary of the franchise.
Patrick Dalton documented the event, capturing images of cosplay costumes that have taken fans up-to-a-year to create.
In the pictures a female Darth Vader, a couple of Storm Troopers and a few Chewbaccas can be seen.
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Prince Harry tour of duty in Afghanistan - 07 Sep 2012
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Prince Harry is shown the Apache flight-line by a member of his squadron at Camp Bastion, from where he will be operating during his tour of duty as a co-pilot gunner
Prince Harry tour of duty in Afghanistan - 07 Sep 2012
Putting the recent nude photos scandal behind him, Prince Harry has been deployed to Afghanistan for four months. The 27-year-old, who is third in line to the throne, will fly Apache attack helicopters in combat missions against the Taliban. Captain Wales, as he is known in the military, previously spent 10 weeks in Helmand province in 2007-08 but was pulled out after media blackout on his secret deployment was broken. Harry is the first member of the Royal Family to see active combat since his uncle Prince Andrew fought in the Falklands war. The Prince qualified as an Apache helicopter pilot back in February after 18 months of training.
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Prince Harry tour of duty in Afghanistan - 07 Sep 2012
NO UK UNTIL 06 Oct 2012
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Prince Harry gives a thumbs up at Camp Bastion, from where he will be operating during his tour of duty as a co-pilot gunner
Prince Harry tour of duty in Afghanistan - 07 Sep 2012
Putting the recent nude photos scandal behind him, Prince Harry has been deployed to Afghanistan for four months. The 27-year-old, who is third in line to the throne, will fly Apache attack helicopters in combat missions against the Taliban. Captain Wales, as he is known in the military, previously spent 10 weeks in Helmand province in 2007-08 but was pulled out after media blackout on his secret deployment was broken. Harry is the first member of the Royal Family to see active combat since his uncle Prince Andrew fought in the Falklands war. The Prince qualified as an Apache helicopter pilot back in February after 18 months of training.
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RAF Cosford Air Show, Shropshire, Britain - 09 Jun 2013
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Captain Harry Wales, Display Co-Pilot Gunner; Capt M M G Nicol AAC, Deputy Display Supervisor; Major S J Pearce AAC, Display Supervisor; Captain P J Wilson AAC, Display Co-Pilot Gunner; Staff Sergeant J M Boakes, Display Pilot and Aircraft Commander.
The team members make up the AHDT (Attack Helicopter Display Team), which is drawn from units based at Wattisham Airfield, UK.
RAF Cosford Air Show, Shropshire, Britain - 09 Jun 2013
On the 9th June 2013 Royal Air Force Cosford hosted their annual Airshow, attended by thousands of people from across the country.
Captain Harry Wales flew as part of the Army Air Corps Apache Attack Helicopter Display Team (AHDT) at the RAF Cosford Air Show.
The AHDT comes from 3 Regiment AAC, which is part of the Attack Helicopter Force within 16 Air Assault Brigade.
Each year, crews are selected for their expertise and skills in flying and operating the Apache, and have a considerable amount of operational experience, mainly from Afghanistan, and also Libya. The AHDT is not an aerobatic team and therefore does not require enhanced flight authorisations; instead, the operational aircrew have been thoroughly trained to perform manoeuvres within the Release to Services of the Apache helicopter at annual Air Shows.
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RAF Cosford Air Show, Shropshire, Britain - 09 Jun 2013
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from left to right: Captain Harry Wales, Display Co-Pilot Gunner; Capt M M G Nicol AAC, Deputy Display Supervisor; Major S J Pearce AAC, Display Supervisor; Captain P J Wilson AAC, Display Co-Pilot Gunner; Staff Sergeant J M Boakes, Display Pilot and Aircraft Commander.
The team members make up the AHDT (Attack Helicopter Display Team), which is drawn from units based at Wattisham Airfield, UK.
RAF Cosford Air Show, Shropshire, Britain - 09 Jun 2013
On the 9th June 2013 Royal Air Force Cosford hosted their annual Airshow, attended by thousands of people from across the country.
Captain Harry Wales flew as part of the Army Air Corps Apache Attack Helicopter Display Team (AHDT) at the RAF Cosford Air Show.
The AHDT comes from 3 Regiment AAC, which is part of the Attack Helicopter Force within 16 Air Assault Brigade.
Each year, crews are selected for their expertise and skills in flying and operating the Apache, and have a considerable amount of operational experience, mainly from Afghanistan, and also Libya. The AHDT is not an aerobatic team and therefore does not require enhanced flight authorisations; instead, the operational aircrew have been thoroughly trained to perform manoeuvres within the Release to Services of the Apache helicopter at annual Air Shows.
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RAF Cosford Air Show, Shropshire, Britain - 09 Jun 2013
Mandatory Credit: Sgt B E Pearce/MOD Editorial Use Only
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sgt B E Pearce/MOD / Rex Features (2503831i)
Captain Harry Wales, Display Co-Pilot Gunner; Capt M M G Nicol AAC, Deputy Display Supervisor; Major S J Pearce AAC, Display Supervisor; Captain P J Wilson AAC, Display Co-Pilot Gunner; Staff Sergeant J M Boakes, Display Pilot and Aircraft Commander.
The team members make up the AHDT (Attack Helicopter Display Team), which is drawn from units based at Wattisham Airfield, UK.
RAF Cosford Air Show, Shropshire, Britain - 09 Jun 2013
On the 9th June 2013 Royal Air Force Cosford hosted their annual Airshow, attended by thousands of people from across the country.
Captain Harry Wales flew as part of the Army Air Corps Apache Attack Helicopter Display Team (AHDT) at the RAF Cosford Air Show.
The AHDT comes from 3 Regiment AAC, which is part of the Attack Helicopter Force within 16 Air Assault Brigade.
Each year, crews are selected for their expertise and skills in flying and operating the Apache, and have a considerable amount of operational experience, mainly from Afghanistan, and also Libya. The AHDT is not an aerobatic team and therefore does not require enhanced flight authorisations; instead, the operational aircrew have been thoroughly trained to perform manoeuvres within the Release to Services of the Apache helicopter at annual Air Shows.
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RAF Cosford Air Show, Shropshire, Britain - 09 Jun 2013
Mandatory Credit: Sgt B E Pearce/MOD Editorial Use Only
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sgt B E Pearce/MOD / Rex Features (2503831h)
from left to right: Captain Harry Wales, Display Co-Pilot Gunner; Capt M M G Nicol AAC, Deputy Display Supervisor; Major S J Pearce AAC, Display Supervisor; Captain P J Wilson AAC, Display Co-Pilot Gunner; Staff Sergeant J M Boakes, Display Pilot and Aircraft Commander.
The team members make up the AHDT (Attack Helicopter Display Team), which is drawn from units based at Wattisham Airfield, UK.
RAF Cosford Air Show, Shropshire, Britain - 09 Jun 2013
On the 9th June 2013 Royal Air Force Cosford hosted their annual Airshow, attended by thousands of people from across the country.
Captain Harry Wales flew as part of the Army Air Corps Apache Attack Helicopter Display Team (AHDT) at the RAF Cosford Air Show.
The AHDT comes from 3 Regiment AAC, which is part of the Attack Helicopter Force within 16 Air Assault Brigade.
Each year, crews are selected for their expertise and skills in flying and operating the Apache, and have a considerable amount of operational experience, mainly from Afghanistan, and also Libya. The AHDT is not an aerobatic team and therefore does not require enhanced flight authorisations; instead, the operational aircrew have been thoroughly trained to perform manoeuvres within the Release to Services of the Apache helicopter at annual Air Shows.
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Soldier standing outside entrance to Fort Rinella Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Explore Recreation Leisure Sightseeing Tourist Attraction Tour Destination Trip Journey Daytrip Fort Rinella Kalkara Malta Maltese Europe European Union EU Vertical Outside Outdoor Outdoors Summer Sunny Blue Sky Day Out Man Male Person Soldier Alone Solitary Uniform Uniformed Official Tradition Traditional Culture Cultural History Historic Historical Name Plaque Garrison Military Gunner Bastion Rampart Ramparts Wall Bridge Heritage Fortress Defend Defence Defense Defences Defenses Army Re-enact Re-enacting Re-enactment Reenact Reenacting Reenactment Victorian Sentry Guard Guarding Guardsman Standing To Attention Pose Posed Posing Tunic Entrance Gateway Volunteer Museum MuzewMaltese Southern Europe European Classic Classical Cultures European Union Male Men Guy Older One individual Solo Lone Solitary Tourists 1 Holidaymakers Male Man Guy Single unitary Kalkara MALTA
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Firing of the noon day gun at the Saluting Battery Upper Barracca Gardens Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Explore Recreation Leisure Sightseeing Tourist Attraction Tour Destination Trip Journey Daytrip Saluting Battery Upper Barracca Barrakka Gardens Valletta Malta Maltese Horizontal Outside Outdoor Outdoors Summer Sunny Day Out Man Men Male People Soldier Soldiers Cannon Cannons Noon Noonday Gun Uniform Uniformed Official Tradition Traditional Culture Cultural History Historic Historical Daily Midday Weapon Warfare Artillery Ceremony Ceremonial Garrison Military Midday Royal Gunner Bastion Rampart Protection Heritage Canon Fort Fortress Defend Defence Defense Defences Defenses Weaponry Ammunition Army Barrel Battlement Timekeeper Punctual Fire Firing Smoke Smoking Explode Explosion Exploding Loud Bang Noise Sound War Conflict Battle Fortified Fortification Europe European Union EU Re-enact Re-enacting Re-enactment Reenact Reenacting Reenactment Attack Attacking Valetta Valleta Valeta Barraca Baracca Barraka BarakkaMaltese Southern Europe European Classic Classical Cultures European Union Male Man Guy Male Men Guy Older One individual Solo Lone Solitary Tourists 1 Holidaymakers Single unitary Valletta MALTA
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Britain sees reinforcements on their way to Holland
Many people in Britain were able to see the great formations of airborne troops and supplies passing on their way to reinforce the Allied airborne army already landed in Holland. Photo shows: Part of a big air formation of transports and gliders crossing the English countryside on their way to Holland
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