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Congratulations to Delaware Army National Guard's 2022 Best Warrior Competition winners Pfc Brian Kneisly and Sgt Colton Platzke at our River Road Training Site, April 8, 2022. The competition was a one-day event consisting of the ACFT, a 6-mile ruck, and weapons qualification.
The two runner-ups for Best Warrior and Best NCO are Staff Sgt James Boyer and Spc Tanee Decosta. The other competitors were Spc Judy Pudder, Spc William Esterling from the 287th Delaware's Own Army Band, and Spc Matthew Francis.
(U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc Alyssa Lisenbe)
Holy Trinity, Hull, East Yorkshire
At the heart of this fascinating and elegant city sits England's largest parish church. Holy Trinity was rebuilt on a vast scale in the 15th century at the expense of the De La Pole family, and largely in red brick.
High, wide, and with a clerestory that is a wall of glass, this has much in common with the great medieval churches of East Anglia. Unlike most of them, but like its similarly grand neighbours in Patrington and Beverley, Holy Trinity is a cruciform church.
Click here to learn more about Camp Humphreys U.S. Army photos by Stefania Padalino, Rachael Aro Choe.
Soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division, dressed in period military uniforms stand at attention around the Color Guard during the Army's 234th birthday and 1st Infantry Division's 92nd birthday celebration June 11 in front of division headquarters.
Today, Match 321, the coveted Rifle Excellence in Competition Match was held. Competitors fired 50 rounds in five stages. Stage One was done in the prone firing position at 400 yards. Competitors used a 10-round magazine to shoot their targets at a sustained firing rate within two minutes. Stage Two was done in the prone firing position at 300 yards. Competitors shot 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines at their targets at a rapid firing rate within 60 seconds. Stage Three was done in the kneeling firing position at 200 yards. Competitors shot 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines at a rapid firing rate within 50 seconds. Stage Four done from the 100-yard line. Competitors shot 5 rounds from the standing position then transitioned to the kneeling positon, switched magazines and shot 5 more rounds at their targets. This was completed within 40 seconds. Stage Five was a Close Quarter Engagement stage. Competitors shot a total of 10 rounds from a single magazine. They had four seconds to fire as many rounds as desired at targets from the 75-yard line. They then had three seconds to do the same from the 50-yard line. Finally, they engaged targets at the 25-yard line. The goal was to put five rounds into each target at each yard line.
Match 221 is a Pistol Excellence-in-Competition Match comprised of four stages. During this match, competitors fired a total of 40 rounds from 5-round magazines. Stage One was a standing, unsupported position with a slow rate of fire at 30 yards. Competitors shot 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines within 60 seconds. Stage Two was done at the 25-yard line. Competitors shot 5 rounds in the kneeling firing position, then transitioned to prone firing before shooting five more rounds from a new magazine. They had 45 seconds fire all ten rounds. Stage Three was done from the standing, unsupported firing position at the 20-yard line. Competitors fired 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines within 20 seconds. Stage Four was done in the standing firing position. Competitors shot 10 rounds two 5-round magazines from the 15-yard line within 15 seconds.
Danny Wild/USMA -- No. 6 Syracuse edged Army 10-9 in an NCAA Division 1 college lacrosse game at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, N.Y. on Feb. 26, 2012. The game honored 600 soldiers from nearby Fort Drum.
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I DO NOT LIKE THE NEW FLICKR!
too bad my colleague set the camera to jpg format and i didnt notice it until such time i have clicked a lot of pictures already. oh well what the heck,
photo copyright of jumelpinedachua....
Congratulations to Delaware Army National Guard's 2022 Best Warrior Competition winners Pfc Brian Kneisly and Sgt Colton Platzke at our River Road Training Site, April 8, 2022. The competition was a one-day event consisting of the ACFT, a 6-mile ruck, and weapons qualification.
The two runner-ups for Best Warrior and Best NCO are Staff Sgt James Boyer and Spc Tanee Decosta. The other competitors were Spc Judy Pudder, Spc William Esterling from the 287th Delaware's Own Army Band, and Spc Matthew Francis.
(U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc Alyssa Lisenbe)
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory officially bade farewell to Dy Dinh Le, former division chief for the Vehicle Technology Directorate's Mechanics Division, as he retired from federal service.
U.S. Army Pvt. Donald Burrow provides security during the clearing of a room as part of a mission in Sab al Bor, Iraq, Feb. 10, 2008. Burrow is assigned to the 25th Infantry Division's 14th Cavalry Regiment, Bravo Troop. U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. William Greer.
Duck Army gathering for strength.
Ready now to serve, ready to go the length.
Whether with weapons or ink, these guys are quick to draw.
Ready to paint a picture or enforce the law!
on the back of the phot were instructions - and a pencilled in CRAIG'S so perhaps this was his copy'
Bust only of soldier and omit rest of group
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Blue
Battledress: Khaki
Glengarry: Gordon Highlanders
Mrs Charlotte Greenhow, 22 Croft Cres, Dearham near Maryport, Cumberland
Kuranda Forest near Cairns.
I saw one of these explode just before we got on these. It was in the process of "being fixed"
Canon EOS 20D; 14/07/2009; 1/250 at f/11; ISO 400; white balance: Auto; focal length: 24 mm
The French Army, officially the Armée de Terre (English: Land Army), is the land-based component of the French Armed Forces and its largest. As of 2008, the army employs 133,947 regular soldiers and 24 000+ civilans[1]. All soldiers are now considered professionals, following the suspension of conscription in 1996
The Army's Golden Knights precision parachute team at the 109th playing of the Army-Navy Game held at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA on December 6, 2008. Navy beat Army 34-0 to secure their seventh straight win over their arch-rival and take the Commander-In-Chief's Trophy for the sixth straight year.
Go Navy!