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Colerain Township, Ohio Police Deparment in the procession for one of their own. Officer Dale Wood's was stuck and killed while working traffic control on the highway.
Back to my district, streets that I know. I catch this police officer when I was eating for the bus. I seems to no more be on duty while he was cutting his nails... This is China.
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Pilot Officer John D. Flintoff of 440 (City of Ottawa) RCAF Squadron was flying a Hawker Typhoon Mk IB PD592, and had departed from RAF Eindhoven, Netherland with three others, on a mission to bomb a rail junction just west of Munster. Due to low cloud, they were diverted to another target when he was hit by flak, but he managed to crash land safely near Enschede, south east of Holten at 11.30am on February 24 1945.
OK...this one is for me. I know that it is pretty far-removed from the birds and flowers you usually see here. What I photograph for me, and what I do for Flickr are often vastly different.
This photo of the small two inch Roman was originally made in July of 2006 for an eBay auction. It hasn't been seen since. Today I did some current technology processing, and made a decent image. Hope you enjoy...but in any case I wanted to show something different.
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Nikon D100. Nikkor 70-200 @ 210mm. 1/25th @ f/5. (ISO not shown). Incandescent lights with aluminum reflector bowls. EV = 0. Multi-segment AF. Photographed July 31, 2006 in my toy soldier shop.
Air Force officers enjoy the show from atop the MC-130W
United States Air Force Thunderbirds
Travis Air Force Base, California
March 30, 2019
Coastguard Rescue Officers at an exercise in beandall, Northumberland carrying out Water Rescue Training
Police Officer: The boys in blue that make up the NBCPD have a very difficult job upholding the law. There are a wide variety of personalities within their ranks. Most of them are just doing their job, trying to protect and serve, and get caught in between the affairs of super powered individuals. Some are grateful for the heroes that assist them while others view vigilantes as criminals just the same. The police officers in New Blok are not unlike their counterparts in neighboring cities. The difference lies in the super powered heroes and villains they encounter. Unfortunately, corruption exists in the NBCPD. The increased number of enhanced individuals has increased the demand for more police while the dependence of heroes has made people question their use. Make no mistake though; the police are an essential part of the city. New Blok is a safer place with them on patrol.
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.
The commanding officer's house in a corner the at historic Fort Snelling. www.historicfortsnelling.org
POLICE OFFICERS STANDING ON DUTY AND A PHOTOGRAPHER STANDING NEAR A DOUGHNUT FOOD OUTLET AT A MUSIC FESTIVAL IN AN EAST LONDON BOROUGH SUBURB STREET PARK FESTIVAL VENUE ENGLAND DSC00245
Whitehall, Ohio Division of Fire Battalion 151 and Engine 151 on scene of a 3 alarm fire in Reynoldsburg.
Truro Township Firefighters, with mutual aid from numerous other companies, battled a 3rd Alarm blaze in a hotel. First due Truro Township companies (Department 160) reported heavy fire out the front of the building, and Battalion 161 immediately requested the second alarm. The flames, thought to have originated in the attic, ultimately gutted the entrance and lobby of the two-story structure, though firefighters were able to prevent it from spreading to most of the guest rooms. Mutual aid companies from Columbus, Mifflin Township (130), Jefferson Township (140), Whitehall (150), Madison Township (180), West Licking Joint Fire District (401), and Violet Township (590), along with Box 15, Reynoldsburg Police, and Columbus Police all assisted. One firefighter was treated and released on scene, and one person was transported for unrelated medical issues.
Companies on scene:
Battalions: 6, 131, 141, 151, 161, 181, 401, 591
Engines: 5, 21, 23, 32, 133, 151, 161, 162, 181, 591
Ladders: 2, 5, 8, 15, 23, 32, 131
Rescues: 4, 134, 592
Medics: 151, 152, 161, 162, 404, 593
Chief: 162, 592
Prevention Officer: 161, 591
Support: ISU19, Box 15 Rehab 2
Chief Warrant Officer 2 Po/Gli, despite its/their total lack of emotion, nevertheless suspects that its/their human tactical-planning partner may be making fun of it/them due to that one incident last rotation.
Remember to support the Space Marines on Lego Cuusoo to see them as real Lego sets!
CODE NAME: THE ENEMY
(Was going to let up from posting so often, but I was really happy with this photo!)
37424 (running as 37558) heads through Bridlington with 2Z02, the Officers Special. It makes a lovely change from our usual DMUs!
Not the best weather but with a class 37, who cares?!
Officer's Dining Room. I was ready to dig into that apple pie after doing a few laps around the deck with the Captain.