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The Spanish Air Force’s elite parachute demonstration team, the Patrulla Acrobática Paracaidista del Ejército del Aire.
RAFAH, GAZA STRIP - DECEMBER 27: A Palestinian man carries an injured boy in his arms following an Israeli air strike in the southern town of Rafah on December 27, 2008 in the northern Gaza Strip. Israel's air force fired about 30 missiles at targets along the Gaza Strip on Saturday, destroying several Hamas police compounds, killing more than 155 people and wounding hundreds. (Photo by Getty Images)
ROMEO FORCE presentation by Scott Harvey to Gary Slater.
Sheffield Bags/SIS Track Championship leg v. Nottingham & Belle Vue, 22/10/13. Photo: Steve Nash
Scaleber Force (also known as Scaleber Foss and Scaleber Waterfall), is a 40-foot (12 m) high waterfall on Stockdale Beck, later the Long Preston Beck, that feeds into the River Ribble between Settle and Long Preston in North Yorkshire, England. The waterfall is the result of geological faulting (part of the South Craven Fault) and is a popular tourist attraction.
HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. – Maj. Gen. L. Scott Rice, The Adjutant General, Massachusetts National Guard, addresses senior noncommissioned officers from around the commonwealth for a first sergeants symposium at the Guard’s Joint Force Headquarters, here, Feb. 10, 2014. Rice stressed the importance of the first sergeants role in the Air National Guard and answered questions concerning the future of the force. In the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Air Force Reserve and U.S. Air National Guard, the first sergeant position is not a rank but a "special duty designation" that can be held by a master sergeant, senior master sergeant or chief master sergeant. The mission of the first sergeant is to ensure the that the mission is being met, the Airmen and their needs are met (food, lodging, equipment and morale), Airmen are maintaining proper military discipline, mission essential supplies are on hand and acts as the unit commander’s advisor on enlisted issues or matters. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Jerry Saslav, Massachusetts National Guard Public Affairs/Released)
Irish Army Sniper teams practicing marksmanship skills in the Glen of lmaal.
Photos: Cpl Johhny Tuft
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Irish Army Sniper teams practicing marksmanship skills in the Glen of lmaal.
Photos: Cpl Johhny Tuft
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From Wiki - "A small arched bridge spans the stream just as the beck goes over the falls giving a spectacular view from the top as the water makes its leap. There is also a second bridge at the foot of the falls. Both bridges were constructed in honour of two members of the Spring family early in the 20th Century. Cecil Spring Rice was the British ambassador to the USA during the First World War, while Stephen Spring Rice was a senior civil servant. The bridges are of particular interest: the lower is made of vertical stones, not traditional in this area of Cumbria, while the higher has horizontal stones, more in keeping with the dale customs".
Family, friends and members of the Air Force community gathered together beneath a gigantic C-17 Globe Master to celebrate the retirement of Colonel Rawson L. Wood, 60th Medical Group, commander, David Grant U. S. Air Force Medical Center, at building 837, Travis AFB, California, July 6, 2016. Brigadier General Kory Cornum, Air Mobility Command, command Surgeon was the presiding officer during the ceremony and presented the certificate of retirement. Recognition of members who are retiring from a career of long, faithful, and honorable service is one of the oldest traditions of military service. Each retiree should leave the service with a tangible expression of appreciation for his/her contribution to the Air Force, and with the assurance that they will continue to be a member of the Air Force family in retirement. Col. Wood is board certified in both aerospace and occupational medicine and is one of the U. S. Air Force’s few pilot-physicians. He has flown the C-130 as a pilot, the C-17 as aircraft commander and the T-37 as an instructor pilot. Col Wood has served as the 60th Medical Group commander here at DGMC here at Travis for two years.(U.S. Air Force Photo by Heide Couch/Released)
Tino di Camaino ( entourage de ) – La Force et la Justice – 1re moité du 14e siècle Tino di Camaino ( Sienna, about 1280 - Naples, 1337 ) was an Italian sculptor. Around 1300 he joined the studio of Giovanni Pisano. In 1315 he created his masterpiece: the tomb of Emperor Henry VII of Luxembourg. He was to make several more such funerary monuments. Between 1323 and 1324, he left Tuscany for Naples. The statues represent Strength and Justice.
Musei Civici Fiorentini, Museo Stefano Bardini, Florence. Could be admired in 2015 in Louvre-Lens.
Website of the Louvre – Lens: www.louvrelens.fr/
Tino di Camaino ( surroundings of ) – Strength and Justice – 1st half of the 14th century
Tino di Camaino ( Sienna, rond 1280 – Napels, 1337 ) was een Italiaans beeldhouwer. Rond 1300 trad hij toe tot het atelier van Giovanni Pisano. In 1315 creëerde hij zijn meesterwerk: het grafmonument van keizer Hendrik VII van Luxemburg. Hij zou nog verschillende van dit soort grafmonumenten maken. Tussen 1323 en 1324 vertrok hij uit Toscanië naar Napels. De beelden stellen de Kracht en de Rechtvaardigheid voor.
Musei Civici Fiorentini, Museo Stefano Bardini, Firenze. Kon in 2015 bewonderd worden in Louvre-Lens.
Website van het Louvre – Lens: www.louvrelens.fr/
Tino di Camaino ( entourage van ) – De Kracht en de Rechtvaardigheid – 1ste helft van de 14de eeuw
Tino di Camaino (Sienne, environ 1280 - Naples, 1337) était un sculpteur italien. Vers 1300, il rejoint l'atelier de Giovanni Pisano. En 1315, il réalise son chef-d'œuvre : le tombeau de l'empereur Henri VII de Luxembourg. Il fera plusieurs autres tombes de ce type. Entre 1323 et 1324, il quitte la Toscane pour Naples. Les statues représentent la force et la justice.
Musei Civici Fiorentini, Museo Stefano Bardini, Florence. A pu être admiré en 2015 au Louvre-Lens.
Le site web du Louvre – Lens: www.louvrelens.fr/
Tino di Camaino ( entourage de ) - La Force et la Justice - 1re moitiè du 14me siècle