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IDF Desert Reconnaissance Battalion at the Urban Warfare Center
Last week, the Desert Reconnaissance Battalion conducted a drill in the Urban Warfare Training Center, simulating fighting in populated cities. The drill was conducted to assure maximum efficiency while fighting in urban centers by focusing solely on hostile targets.
The Desert Reconnaissance Battalion, also known as "the natural detectives" is comprised almost entirely of Bedouins whom, though exempt from service, volunteered to serve in the IDF. These soldiers use their unique abilities to track down infiltrators and other threats in the vast Israeli desert. April 2, 2012
Photographed by Cpl. Gal Asuach, IDF Spokesperson's Unit.
Israeli soldiers from the Alpine Unit demonstrate their skills for the media on Mount Hermon, near the Israel-Syria border January 22, 2012. The Golan Heights form a strategic plateau between Israel and Syria of about 1, 200 square kilometers (460 square miles). Israel captured it in the 1967 Middle East war and annexed it in 1981 in a move not recognized internationally.
The Israeli Defence Force troops before, during and just after the Military Campaign in Gaza January 2009 - The IDF launched the offensive in Gaza in an attempt to take control of Hamas Qassam rocket launch sites in the region
Visited as part of an Open Day on 29 September 2018.
Construction started in 1877 as one of a series of defences to protect the strategically important docks at Chatham. After a few setbacks and delays, the fort was completed in 1892 and the finished construction was considerably smaller than the original plan. The only excavations to be dug were those of the ditch, from which the earth was used to cover the exposed structures inside the fort. The ditch was concrete lined and the final feature to be installed was the rare rolling drawbridge.
The fort was purely defensive, and was never armed (like most 'forts' of the time), but would have been armed and manned in the event of a national crisis. Ironically, by the time the series of fortifications were completed they were outdated and obsolete.
- 1877 construction started
- 1892 construction completed
- 1907 siege works exercise
- 1914 to 1919 transit barracks
- 1920 to 1933 storage
- 1938 conversion to Gun Operations Room
- 1945 to 1961 used for summer camps
- 1961 sold to Kent County Council
- 1990 sold to private individual. Museum and tea room
- 2001 resale and restoration
Defence Forces Triathlon took place in Lilliput Adventure Center in Mullingar on the banks of Lough Enell
Defence Forces Triathlon took place in Lilliput Adventure Center in Mullingar on the banks of Lough Enell
Israeli Soldiers from Reconnaissance Company 7 in the IDF Armored Corps, training to build camouflaged observation posts.
Photo by Cpl. Zev Marmorstein, IDF Spokesperson's Unit
Defence Forces Triathlon took place in Lilliput Adventure Center in Mullingar on the banks of Lough Enell
Israeli Soldiers from the NAHAL Brigade during a large scale Field Training Exercise – May/June 2012
Tactical Information Exchange
Integration Office Internet Protocol
Simulation Test Evaluation and
Experimentation Lab
TIPSTEEL
Presented by
Ms Margot Schelling
Contractor to Defence
Contribution by
Mr Aaron Smith
Contractor to Defence
Israeli Paratroopers during a demonstration of weapons and equipment for visiting Israeli School Children – 15th December 2011
I took these in Sept 06 when the sea defences at the Warren between Folkestone and Dover were being upgraded.
The boulders were dropped at high tide from a barge called "Charlie Rock" (see pics here-http://www.yarmouth-shipping.co.uk/outer_harbour/charlie_rock.htm)
Senior officers from eleven African countries graduate from Rwanda Defence Force Command and Staff College | 9 June 2023
The camera club met at Carats Cafe on Southwick Beach today. The beach and the sea were glistening but I became focused on what appeared to be old metal groynes. They look quite dangerous and certainly not providing any sea defence. So I looked up Southwick Beach groynes and there is an ongoing programme in place to replace the groynes and protect Shoreham Port, houses and businesses which are behind the beach.
Defender Rory McArdle features on the cover of a 52-page Harrogate Town match programme (£3), issued in September 2021 for a visit to Wetherby Road by League Two rivals Stevenage.
A 1,767 crowd - which included 169 in the away section - witnessed a goalless draw.
Israeli soldiers fire tear gas canisters at Palestinians, not seen, during clashes in the West Bank city of Hebron, Monday, Feb. 22, 2010.
A long line of anti tank blocks cover this stretch of Burghead beach. Over the years they have been tilted in all manner of directions by the shifting sands, but remain in the same place where they had been left over 60 year ago.
River Dargle Flood Defence Scheme.
These images were taken during the last week of May 2013, tracking the on-going river bank alterations and excavation of the river bed.
Activity in this Slang area has been drastically curtailed in recent months. Minimal landscaping work on the riverbank top area. And, with the passage of time, and occasional Spring waters, the River has changed it's flow path, having shifted and sculpted the sand/stones/gravel into a twisting, winding pattern along the riverbed.
The protection work continues along the river bank, beyond the temporary access bridge.
In the background, atop of the slope, we can see evidence of the construction works for the future Cairnhill Nursing Home.
Viewed from this angle, those works appear to be quite close to the edge . . . . and that is a hillside that would require repeated stabilisation work to maintain the integrity of the soil.
We can see evidence of those works, designed to protect and re-inforce the section of the slope directly below the nursing home works.
A contributing factor in the instability/fragility of the soil has been the removal of the trees and shrubs that knitted the soil together.
This work would continue in different forms for a long period of time. Finally they would need to need to build a stone buttress at the base of the slope to prevent soil slippage.
Defence Forces Triathlon took place in Lilliput Adventure Center in Mullingar on the banks of Lough Enell
Anthony, 8-12 Category
This is an ingenious defence anemone which keeps itself safe thanks to the supplies from the tool shed.
Been thinking a lot about photography lately and how I don't seem to be having as much fun with it these days, even to the point where I have sold some of my stuff and was thinking of selling the rest.
I think it's partly because I fixated a bit too much on long exposure photography, which a lot of the time has to fit in around the tide times and weather conditions to get the ideal shot, which makes it a bit rigid (or maybe that's my approach to it ?)
As such, I would like to try some different stuff this year, and one of the things on my list will hopefully be a visit to the WHF in Kent to photograph some of the big cats. Just need a 300mm lens now :)
I imagine the occasional long exposure will still happen as well...
Red Sands Army Fort [U6] was a Maunsell army fort built near the Thames estuary for anti-aircraft defence. It is made up of several once interconnected towers.
Derelict, the remains of the Fort towers are still standing.
The above photo has been shot with the Samsung SMART CAMERA NX20, which has been provided by Samsung Electronics. Co., Ltd.
Israeli Soldiers from the NAHAL Brigade during a large scale Field Training Exercise – May/June 2012
Israeli Soldiers from the 435th "Rotem" Infantry Battalion, Givati Brigade, during a field training exercise - 2011
Former Foreign Secretary William Hague with Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak in London, 31 October 2012.
Israeli Defence Force Soldiers, during the Military Campaign in Gaza – Operation Cast Lead in January 2009 - The IDF launched the offensive in Gaza in an attempt to take control of Hamas Qassam rocket launch sites in the region.
Alpinist Unit Winter of 2012
Every year during the winter season, the combat soldiers of the Alpine Unit are dispatched to Mount Hermon, after having been trained to operate under extreme weather conditions. January 22, 2012.
The Alpine Unit is comprised of reserve soldiers that served in elite units during their regular service and who take part in intensive training days in Judea and Samaria and the northern border, particularly Mt. Hermon.
The unit carries out regional defense tactics, shooting while skiing at high speeds, snowmobiling, and riding Sno-Cats.
All of the reservists who serve in the Alpine unit are volunteers. The unit is highly selective and challenging to join.
The album features pictures of the reservists running drills in Mt. Hermon. The pictures include soldiers practicing skiing, climbing, shooting, tracking, and rehearsing rescue drills in conditions of heavy snow.
Photos by Cpl. Timna Segenreich , IDF Spokesperson Unit.