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The Officers' Circle Palace was started in 1911 but it was only inaugurated in 1923 after the WWI.
Another shot from the bus.
One of the lovely night skies in the Colorado Rockies during my weekend trip to the GoPro Mountain Games. On our way there, Kelsey, the dogs, and I pulled over around 2:30 am to grab some rest along I-70 at a road named Officer Gulch. A passing trucker conveniently provided some light trails and I threw the camera back in the car where I collapsed into my down cocoon for the night. In the morning, we descended into Vail and enjoyed a couple days packed full of mountain games, music and vendors. My favorite highlights? Watching the pros run the steep creek competition and the insane performance by Xavier Rudd. (and dogs, lots and lots of dogs)
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Kuwaiti female police officers during the graduation ceremony of the 36th batch of police officers at the Saad Al-Abdullah Al-Sabah Security Sciences Academy today 24 March 2010 . Only women who have a university degree can graduate with a diploma in police officer studies and will acquire the position of Lieutenant
Two NYPD Officers posing with their 1994 Chevrolet Caprice 9C1 back in 1998, when I visited New York City for the first time....
Vauxhall Mokka
Attending the United Kingdom Rescue Organisation
Festival of Rescue 2021 Newcastle/Gateshead
September 2021
I've made this car for officer transport, inspired by Mercedes-Benz 190 VB model, "INSPIRED!
It's just a MOC, my '30 car model.
Hope you enjoy it.
huge thanks to the uniformed officers that keep our cruise night safe and sound...
image copyright SB ImageWorks
I am updating my M43 uniform designs for my bricklink store. I also have my M38 leggings that will be offered as a set.
Poor officer Brown, always so serious, even when he's nice its hard for him to make a smile, literally! For some reason he assumes you have to be foreign to want to take his picture. At least it let me get away without a punch in the face.
A better, clearer shot of the lovely brand new unmarked SFRS Q3 Black Edition seen here at Kintore Community Fire Station. This is the second time I've seen it at Kintore, this time it was joined by a VW Polo General Purpose Vehicle and a marked Kia Rio Officer car. Again, I have no idea where this is based!
10th July 2017.
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BNSF 8028 East leads a special that left San Diego, CA., earlier this morning and headed towards Needles, CA., and points East. Seen at Newberry Springs, CA., this train will waste no time beating all the traffic on I-40 through the Southwest States.
-B&W Photo.
©2002-2014 FranksRails Photography
Believe it or not, this is U.S. Navy submarine Growler's Officers' Stateroom. The submarine navy men must be a close-knit bunch. I mean, how do you even get in and out of these bunk beds??!
I always thought I knew New York City decently well, but I was very wrong. I never knew Midtown Manhattan has this Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum until several of my flickr friends posted photos of their visit there.
Pier 86, West 46th Street, New York, NY 10036
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A group of German police officers looking after things during the New Years eve's festivities near the Siegel Saule in Berlin.
I'm not sure what is going on here. The original message is overwritten and seems to be dated 1919, but the postmark is 1927 perhaps.
"Officers of H/2/5 at An Hoa combat base before going on an operation circa March 1969. From left, back row, 2nd Lt Ted Vivalaqua, platoon commander later KIA; 2nd Lt John McCay, platoon commander later WIA, GySgt (UNK), Capt. Rod Drez, CO; 1st Lt Barry Broman, XO; 2nd Lt Bo Brookshire, platoon commander, later WIA. First row kneeling from left, 1st Lt. Jeff Steger, air liaison officer, 1st Lt. (UNK) artillery FO."
From the Barry Broman Collection (COLL/4613) at the Archives Branch, Marine Corps History Division
OFFICIAL USMC PHOTOGRAPH
Cdv portrait of a young officer cadet from the Military School of Cavalry of Pinerolo by Luigi Montabone (? – 1877).
Atelier address: Via della Rocca 49, Turin.
Activity: from 1856 to 1877.
Date: 1861ca.
A stained-glass memorial window commemorating officers and airmen of Nos. 2,3,8 and 100 Groups, Bomber Command, situated in the North Choir Aisle at Ely Cathedral in Cambridgeshire. It was designed by E. Liddal Armitage and unveiled on Remembrance Sunday, 6th November 1955.
The stained-glass window consists of four panels. The left and right hand panels show an aircrew and an airman figure over the badges of No. 2 and No, 100 Groups respectively, while the inner two panels contain the badges of the other two groups surmounted by the Archangel Michael (No. 3 Group) and St. George and the dragon (No. 8 Group).
At the top the window features the badges of Bomber Command, as well as those of the Royal Air Force, the Royal New Zealand Air Force, the Dutch Air Force and the Czech Air Force.
Beneath these are four scenes showing Wellington Bombers in flight, including the most well-known image, which shows the aircraft flying east over Ely Cathedral below.