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KUPANG, Indonesia (May 17, 2014) Equipment Operator 3rd Class Andrew Adams, right, works with an Indonesian counterpart to prepare materials for the Tuadale classroom construction project during an advance party engagement with members of 30th Naval Construction Regiment in cooperation with local partners for Pacific Partnership 2014 (PP14). In its ninth iteration, PP14 is the largest annual multilateral humanitarian assistance and disaster relief preparedness mission conducted in the Asia-Pacific region. Working at the invitation of each host nation, U.S. Navy forces, non-governmental organizations and regional partners to include Australia, Chile, Japan, New Zealand and Singapore execute medical, dental, veterinary and engineering civic action programs that strengthen partnerships and deliver international humanitarian aid in times of natural disaster or crisis. (U.S. Navy photo by Lt. Julianne Holland/Released)
Operator: Reading Buses
Make/Model: ADL E40H - (Magtec Electric)/Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 (H45/32F)
Registration Number: SN60 EDF
Fleet Number: 205 - (Phyllis Haydon)
Shortly after the fall of the Soviet Union in the fall of 1991, I was working (interning) as an interpreter guide for the visiting American businessmen. There were about two dozen Americans and perhaps three dozen of us, business students at the Russian-American Independent University, later known as the American University in Moscow, finally reincarnated as the American Institute of Business and Economics, which is still flourishing (one hopes).
Our job was to translate during business meetings as well as to show our charges a good time around town. After one of the students sold a Soviet commander watch or a military hat or something like that to the people he was looking after, the whole group wanted in on the action. I was assigned to a couple of jolly Texans, a father and son with some sort of manufacturing business in Dallas. Another American with an Eastern European last name, who was not my direct responsibility, and who they all joked was a cheapskate who dressed like a refugee and had more money than the rest of them put together, asked if I could secure a military hat and a red flag for him. I went to the main tourist trap called Arbat and after much searching and negotiating, procured a hat for $12 and a flag for $3. When I brought the wares back to the hotel, the refugee millionaire said I was asking for too much. Turns out he confused me with the original operator and was trying to teach me some good old-fashioned American negotiating techniques. My Texans bought the goods from me and never let the guy live it down.
When my 5-year old saw this photo in the album she said "Daddy, you look like a detective!" I personally thought I looked very chic at the time. Certainly no one had a hat like that.
In hindsight, if I wanted to look more my own age (21), I would have probably been better off without the hat.
The littlest things can be so much fun! Played around with fake mustaches. My boyfriend and sister made great models!
Operator Name: Linburg Touring Ltd.
Fleet / Reg No: 33 OUI 6433.
Chassis: Leyland Tiger.
Body: Plaxton Paramount 3200 C49F.
Location: Derby Depot, Derby.
Date: 22nd September, 2012.
Additional Info:
This vehicle was new to London Country as No TP12 A112 EPA in December 1983.
Operator: Dionets Liner
Bus #: 88822
Classification: Airconditioned Provincial Operation Bus
LTFRB/MMDA Classification: Non-EDSA Metro Manila Bus
Route: Trece Martires City, Cavite - Plaza Lawton via Dasma
License Plate No.: DXV-793 (Region IV)
Manufacturer: Dionets Liner bus body
Body Model:
Chassis Model: Nissan Diesel RB46S
Engine Model: Nissan Diesel PE6T
Engine location: Rear
A/C system: Overhead
Seating Configuration: 2x3
Seating Capacity: 71 passengers + 1 driver
Shot Location: Dionets Liner Terminal, Brgy. Luciano, Trece Martires City, Cavite
All data are accurate as of the date the photo was taken. Specifications may be changed without prior notice.
Steel construction: Operating engineer operates Grove TM9150 truck mounted, 150 ton hydraulic crane lifting heavy structural steel sections. UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2004.
January 24, 2016-- New York, NY - Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today visited the MTA Michael J. Quill Bus Depot in New York City to thank dozens of transit workers – including bus operators, mechanics and administrators – for their hard work during the winter storm. Thousands of public servants from across the state are working around the clock to clear roads, maintain public transit and assist fellow New Yorkers in need.
Operator: Reading Buses
Make/Model: ADL E40H - (Diesel Conversion)/Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 (H45/33F)
Registration Number: SN61 BCZ
Fleet Number: 228
View: Interior
GAIZIUNU TRAINING RANGE, Lithuania – A soldier from the 28th Infantry Division's Troop C, 2nd Squadron 104th Cavalry Regiment from the Pennsylvania National Guard operates a Unmanned Aerial Vehicle before a battle simulation for distinguished visitors as part of the field training exercise at Saber Strike 2014 here, June 16, 2014. Saber Strike 2014 is a joint, multi-national military exercise scheduled for June 9- 20. The exercise spans multiple locations in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, and involves approximately 4,700 personnel from 10 countries. The exercise is designed to promote regional stability, strengthen international military partnerships, enhance multinational interoperability and prepare participants for worldwide contingency operations. (U.S. Army Europe photo by Spc. Joshua Leonard)
The boom operator in action refueling a B-52 somewhere over Kansas taken while I was lucky enough to lay beside him on a Boeing KC-135A ride I took many years ago.
Operator: Richards Bros, Cardigan (Newport)
Make/Model: LDV Convoy (Minibus)
Registration Number: PN04 UXE
Reading Buses has just placed a batch of six Alexander-Dennis Enviro400 Hybrid buses into service on route 26. At the same time the route has been rebranded, and now uses this eye-catching (even by Reading Buses' standards!) yellow and orange livery, in place of the rather insipid light pink previously worn. 206, the last of the batch, is seen at the terminus at Reading Station on its first day in passenger service, Monday 13th December 2010.
GB Railfreight Class 66 No. 66728 'Institution of Railway Operators' passes Kensington (Olympia) working the 6O88 10:53 Acton Yard to Grain Foster Yeoman empty bogie hoppers
Ok, so I finally did it. Today was a sad, sad day. Actually it was the day after this that it happened. I took my daily shot and didn't transfer the photos before I formated the card. That's what I get for being so behind on my project. I do want it stated that I did take a photo that day it just wasn't this photo. When I realized what had happened I had to re-take this one. I know it's not the cards fault it's the operator...but I'm blaming the card anyway.
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Strobist: One 580EX II camera left bounced off the ceiling at 1/8th power and one 430 EX behind me on the ground pointed at the back of me at 1/16th power
Operator: Stagecoach South West
Vehicle Type: ADL Trident 2 / ALX400
Fleet Number: 18308
Registration: WA05 MGZ
Pictured departing from Brixham working a 12 service to Newton Abbot.
11/5/2023.
Operator: P & J Ellis, London - Perivale
Make/Model: Volvo B11R/Jonckheere JHV - (C53Ft)
Registration Number: BU16 UYN
Operator: DB Cargo
Livery: DB Cargo
No: 67013
Service: 1H89 Holyhead to Manchester Piccadilly
Location: Colwyn Bay
Apparatus Operator Tom Taylor, killed in a 1981 arson blaze, was memorialized with the debut of a plaque honoring his sacrifice in North Hollywood, California on January 28, 2008. © Photo by Mike Meadows