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In Front a fortification from 1807. Four fortifications defended this little harbour and the fjord .... why?
Left to right: Ivan Anušić (Minister of Defence, Croatia) with Yaşar Güler (Minister of Defence, Türkiye)
Estonian Naval Base Defence Team
Estonian Naval Base Defence Team taking part in a Vessel Boarding Search and Seizure Exercise including boarding a Mock Terrorist Held Navel vessel and RHIB – 18th April 2011
Estonian Naval Base Defence Team
Estonian Naval Base Defence Team taking part in a Vessel Boarding Search and Seizure Exercise including boarding a Mock Terrorist Held Navel vessel and RHIB – 18th April 2011
Function: First line of defence from Decepticons with radar tower.
Defence Abilities: 1 mega cannon, 1 medium cannon, 1 pair of rotating sentry gun, 2 sets of cannons, Star Saber's special defence station with laser cannons.
Commanded by Star Saber.
A british campaign medal from World War II. This is the Defence Medal, the fourth medal awarded to grandad for service during the war. This shows the front of the medal.
With thanks to Dad.
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May 22, 2011,
3 months after the Christchurch 6.3 earthquake, Feb 22, 2011
Civil Defence Language. They use this once and building has been cleared but if we have another earthquake the buildings have been rechecked again!
Estonian Naval Base Defence Team
Estonian Naval Base Defence Team taking part in a Vessel Boarding Search and Seizure Exercise including boarding a Mock Terrorist Held Navel vessel and RHIB – 18th April 2011
A supporter of the English Defence League marches through Slough Berkshire on February 1 2014 to protest against plans to build a mosque on the site of the former village club in Langley
Sgt. Tyler Goldade, All Guard International Combat Team member from North Dakota Army National Guard, competes in the 2018 United Kingdom Defence Operational Shooting Competition that was held joinly at Bisley Camp and the Army Reserve Training Centre Pirbright, England during June 12-26, 2018.
Camber Castle is one of Henry VIII's Device Forts built to protect the Rye anchorage.
Between 1512 and 1514 Sir Edward Guldeford built a circular tower to defend the harbour. This tower was incorporated into a new fort which was built between 1539 and 1544.
It was disbanded in 1637 after silting of the Camber rendered it obsolete.