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Thanks for the indication Violet, I loved it!!!
My dad was in the army. He was instructed to lace his boots in this pattern because this way, if the laces became untied, the boot would not readily loosen up.
U.S. Army airplane nr.872 (view large size) while walking the beach this morning.
I believe it is an old Stinson L5, thank's to Herb for the I.D.
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During World War II about 16,000,000 personnel served in the U.S. Military. Approximately 11,200,000 or 70% served in the U.S. Army; 4,200,000 served in the Navy; and 660,000 served in the Marines.
Australian Army Blackhawks from the 5th Aviation Regiment take off in heavy rain during an Air Mobile Operation at Tully, Queensland, as part of Exercise Hamel.
Mid Caption: Infantry soldiers defused an intricate hostage scenario without firing a shot as part of the Australian Army’s most complex exercise to date – Exercise Hamel 2010.
In an exercise scenario at the Tully military airfield in North Queensland, the infantry soldiers from 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment showed their high professionalism in an Air Mobile Operation using Black Hawk helicopters from the 5th Aviation Regiment, that had been designed by exercise controllers to result in a firefight.
The Australian soldiers were also supported by a contingent of United States Marines participating in the exercise.
Exercise Hamel 2010 involves 6000 personnel from the Army, Navy and Air Force and is designed to enhance the Army’s ability to fight and operate in a modern, complex battlespace.
Exercise planner Maj. Shayne Simon, Alexandria, Minn., observes as two Turkish Soldiers communicate with a EULEX police officer in Kacanik/Kacaniku, Kosovo, during a Quick Reaction Force validation exercise, May 20.
Soldiers rest inside a Humvee as the sun sets after a hard day’s training in the north Georgia mountains near Camp Frank D. Merrill, Sept. 21, 2011. The soldiers belong to the 82nd Airborne Division’s 1st Brigade Combat Team.
Black Knights on Patrol
The men and women of Task Force 3-66 are actively patrolling western Paktika province, taking the fight to the insurgents. Since assuming responsibility for the area, the Black Knights have been methodically clearing district after district to allow the provincial government to provide security and development. Western Paktika is essentially a rest stop for insurgents linked to Sirajuddin Haqqani traveling from Pakistan and continuing west. The heat, elevated terrain, and harsh landscape of Paktika province are unforgiving allies of these enemies of Afghanistan. With limited road networks the primary mode of travel here is walking. The relentless training planned and executed by the leaders of Task Force 3-66 back in Germany is now paying off.
Despite being 7.5 hours from home, BNSF still managed to send us something familiar, that being CP SD70ACU 7020, painted in NATO Green, leading an E-MLMEBM. We chased it out of Grand Island, seen here rounding the curve in Cairo, NE
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders thrilled a packed house of more than 300 Soldiers, Civilians and Family members at the Humphreys Community Activity Center Dec. 22.
This year marks the 31st that the cheerleaders have entertained troops on the Korean Peninsula.
U.S. Army photos by Bob McElroy
For more information on U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys and living and working in Korea visit: USAG-Humphreys' official web site or check out our online videos.
I think this is the West of Duddon Sands wind farm, as viewed from Blackpool seafront. I hope anyway ....
CP 7015 and CP 7020 team up to head right back west on CPKC 180-22, this time in elephant style up front on the train. They speed westbound by downtown Roselle
Well that is a pleasant sight! For Donald Trump's visit brings a lot of awesome things!!
All of this is part of the commemorations of the D-Day, on June 6th, 1944. Here are seen 3 US Army Black Hawks taking-off for a reco flight over Normandy's beaches. These helicopters are stationned for the week in Carentan's horse racecourse. What a moment it was!
Possibly a GDR military ambulance left to rust in the corner of a field in Belgium, surrounded by other types of Jeep, armoured car and even navy boats.
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When i saw the first pictures of the Armymen i knew i had to do something with them.
Enjoy!
Some parts are spraypainted.
Edit: Please don´t invite me into any military groups.
I know that this is military stuff, but i was more thinking real toy soldiers scale
than putting it into a real war aspect.
Maybe i should have added a big lawn mower and some ants to the diorama.
WAR SUCKS!
The Qin Tomb Terracotta Warriors and Horses discovered by farmers digging a well in 1974. Construction of the Warriors began in 246 BC, when Qin Shi Huang assumed the Qin State throne, and ended in 206 BC, 4 years after Qin's death, when the Han Dynasty began. More than 8,000 soldiers, 130 chariots, and 670 horses have been uncovered.
(7 photos, all from Pit 1 for those interested)
The Qin Tomb Terracotta Warriors and Horses, Xi'an, China