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NOVO SELO, Bulgaria -- Soldiers with 1st Battalion, 61st Mechanized Brigade conduct security at an entry control point during Allied Force 12 here Oct. 8. Allied Force 12 is an exercise involving U.S. Army Europe’s 172nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team and the Bulgarian 1st Battalion, 61st Mechanized Brigade and designed to test the Bulgarian Land Forces first battalion combat team for readiness to deploy in support of contingency operations. (U.S. Army Europe photo by Staff Sgt. Joel Salgado)
Private security vehicle/car, company called BPS in OKC, OK. This particular car is a Dodge. No lights, just markings.
To prepare for an upcoming workshop, I'm focusing on upcycling paper for my thing-a-day projects this week. I've wanted to try to make paper beads out of security envelopes for a while. I love the different patterns on the inside of them.
200-300 students and pupils gathered and did a demonstration against tution fees and the austery measures at 04/11/2015. They went to the Ministry of Education in Athens. After a while they were let in and told some employees of the ministry their demands.
A Ukrainian soldier prepares to search a building for a high value target during security operations training at Exercise Rapid Trident 16 July 1, 2016. The exercise is a regional command post and field training exercise that involves about 2,000 Soldiers from 13 different nations, being held at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center in Yavoriv, Ukraine June 27 - July 8, 2016. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Whitney Hughes/Released)
Now redundant method.
Ferrari 430 Spider sheeted down for pre-flight aviation security checks before airfreight to Taipei.
Flying your supercar to Asia may cost less than you think! TQ EXPRESS at Manchester Airport can collect your car by specialist covered car transporter from the showroom and airfreight door to door to Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Bangkok, Shanghai, Beijing, etc, etc, at prices starting from around GBP3000.00. Prices vary according to destination and weight of the car (A Bentley Continental GT will cost more to airfreight than a Ferrari 430 Spider). Contact www.tqexpress.com
Sailors from Naval Weapons Station's Security department pin the rank of Second Class Petty Officer to the collar of Master at Arms Third Class Hunter Ashmore during a frocking ceremony at the Naval Weapons Station Earle chapel June 2. Ashnore was one of five NWS Earle Sailors to frock to the next rank during the ceremony. U.S. Navy photo by Bill Addison (released).
A naval ship undergoes an upgrade under the shelter of white screens. The words "freedom's 1st choice" appear on the side of the drydock.
Security Service Postcard design template by Lisa Harris.Showcased on Inkd.com.
A company rooted in providing reliable home and business security systems to clients could utilize this postcard to advertise various systems offered. The eagle imagery along with the solid type treatment and serious color palette all work to give the postcard a secure feel.
Marine Security Camera Surveillance for inside your boat or house or anywhere you'd like! www.eyetrax.net
Another one shot for a photo-challenge. The subject here was "Your Front Door".
Canon 1DmkIII; EF16-35mm f2.8L II; 27mm; ISO-200; f8; 1/20-sec
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02 September 2020, Dejan Jakovljevic, Deputy Director. Youth Committee's Digital Innovation Wednesday.
WASHINGTON – Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson swears in Michael Nutter and Christian Marrone to serve on the Homeland Security Advisory Council, Jan. 21, 2016. The HSAC is a federal advisory committee to the Department of Homeland Security that provides the Secretary of DHS with independent, informed recommendations and advice on a variety of homeland security issues. The HSAC is comprised of national policy makers, representatives from state, local and tribal government, emergency and first responder communities, academia and the private sector. Official DHS photo by Barry Bahler.
Greater Manchester Police’s Chief Constable Peter Fahy is joined by Inspector Andrew Sutcliffe at an event to celebrate over 1000 homes across Trafford having had their security improved as part of a six-month project.
Mr. Fahy thanked those involved in securing the 1041 homes at a special meting at the Force's headquarters on 20 May.
Under the Safer Homes scheme, police community support officers identified the vulnerable properties, surveyed them and highlighted any security issues. They then offered the homeowners the chance to have security devices fitted free of charge.
During the project, Timpson’s Locksmiths fitted many different security measures such including -
949 door chains,
298 door viewers,
201 tower bolts,
71 mortise bolts,
154 door locks,
317 window locks and
34 patio bolts
Each home was also given a pack containing crime reduction and fire safety advice as well as a discount coupon for the ‘How To Avoid Becoming A Target For Crime’ guide.
Participants were asked at the end of the project if they felt safer as a result of it. 83 per cent of those asked said that they felt more secure in their homes.
The Greater Manchester High Sheriff’s Police Trust funded the project via the Home Office’s Safer Homes fund.
Chief Superintendent Mark Robert of Greater Manchester Police’s Trafford Division said: “We always encourage residents to take care of their personal property and to keep it safe and through this campaign we can make sure we are providing the support they need to do this.
“We work in close partnership with other Safer Trafford Partnership members to make sure that Trafford is one of the safest places to live in Greater Manchester. Through schemes like this we can deter criminals and keep it that way.”
For more information about Greater Manchester Police please visit our website.
This was my office at Vandenberg AFB in 1966. Strategic Air Command, 4392nd Combat Defense Squadron, Security Inspection Section. As usual I am working my days off. The work load was at times overwhelming. It included Base and Division Classified Document Accountability, Ingress and Exit procedures of high security areas, seals and numbers at Minuteman Launch Control Facilities and more...
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s expert security staff contribute to the Laboratory’s operational success by providing efficient and effective systems, processes, tools, and services that enable staff to conduct their work in a safe, compliant and environmentally sound manner.
In this photo: Jake Burns and Scott Thompson
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