British Military Pictures & Videos

bd popeye · Oct 14, 2009

A IV Squadron Harrier GR9 conducting a combat patrol over Afghanistan with Paveway IV bombs fitted on the outermost pylons of its wings
[Picture: Staff Sergeant Aaron Allmon, Crown Copyright/MOD 2008]

Paveway IV laser-guided bombs attached to the wings of a IV Squadron Harrier GR9 prior to a sortie over Afghanistan
[Picture: Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Prime Minister Gordon Brown visiting the Task Force Helmand headquarters in Lashkar Gah
[Picture: Sgt Daniel Wells ABIPP RLC, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Prime Minister Gordon Brown meeting troops serving in Afghanistan
[Picture: Cpl Rupert Frere, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Trooper David Peckham stands proudly on parade
[Picture: Cpl Rupert Frere, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Future soldiers march onto the parade square
[Picture: Cpl Rupert Frere, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Major General Martin Rutledge with Troopers David Peckham and Jordan March
[Picture: Cpl Rupert Frere, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

bd popeye · Oct 18, 2009

This picture provided Friday, Oct. 16, 2009, by Britain's
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, shows British soldier Iain Maynard, 24, who was shot in the head by the
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in Afghanistan, but was saved after the bullet became lodged in his helmet, shown. The incident happened while L/Cpl Maynard, of 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, was on a routine patrol to look for improvised explosive devices in Nad-e-Ali, Helmand Province, on Tuesday. While under fire from insurgents, he was hit in the head and thrown to the ground. But when his fellow soldiers came to help him they were amazed to see the bullet had embedded itself in his helmet, with just the tip sticking through into the inside.

An injured police officer receives treatment during a
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demonstration at Ratcliffe Power Station at Ratcliffe-on-Soar, central England October 17, 2009.

Police clash with demonstrators as they attempt to pull down a fence during a
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protest at Ratcliffe Power Station at Ratcliffe-on-Soar, central England October 17, 2009. The protesters said they would attempt to break into the power station to highlight their campaign to persuade governments to close coal-fired power stations.

bd popeye · Oct 22, 2009

Training of the Iraqi Navy by the Royal Navy is expected to resume as soon as possible following consideration by the Iraqi Council of Representatives, Armed Forces Minister Bill Rammell announced today, Thursday 22 October 2009.

Royal Navy personnel training members of the Iraqi Navy to carry out correct boarding procedures
[Picture: LA(Phot) Chris Winter, Crown Copyright/MOD 2008]

Iraqi Marines practising vessel board, search and seizure techniques
[Picture: LA(Phot) Chris Winter, Crown Copyright/MOD 2008]

The Trafalgar Day commemoration aboard HMS Victory
[Picture: LA(Phot) Chris Mumby, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

A wreath-laying ceremony commemorated Trafalgar Day in St Paul's Cathedral in London
[Picture: POA(Phot) Mez Merrill, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer Defender launches on the Clyde
[Picture: Andrew Linnett, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Vice Admiral Andrew Mathews chats to schoolchildren ahead of Defender's launch at BVT Govan
[Picture: Andrew Linnett, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Territorial Army medics in Afghanistan
[Picture: Cpl Jon Bevan RLC, Crown Copyright/MOD 2007]

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bd popeye · Nov 9, 2009

Britain's Prince William (L) and Prince Harry (back R) arrive at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday in Central London 08 November 2009. Remembrance Sunday is a national ceremony during which the cessation of World War I (WW I) hostilities is remembered and is held annually on the Sunday closest to 11 November, the date when WW I has officially ended. This year marks the 91st anniversary to the end of WW I

A general view of the scene as soldiers of Battle Group North West, formed around the Household Cavalry Regiment, stage their own 'Cenotaph' ceeremony in a Remembrance Day service and parade at Musa Qal'eh District Centre Forward Operating Base in Helmand Province, Afghanistan 8th November 2009. Laying the wreath is the Battle Group Second-in-Command; Major Rob Philipson-Stow

A clcose up of a group of officers holding their poppy wreaths of remembrance at Camp Bastion, Helmand Province Afghanistan 8 November 2009 as personnel of many nations and armed services come together to pay their respects to the dead of previous wars, and the current conflict as part of the British and Commonwealth acts of Remembrance

bd popeye · Nov 22, 2009

RAF rescue helicopters rescue people from their homes in the centre of Cockermouth on November 20, 2009 in Keswick, United Kingdom. A major rescue operation is underway after severe weather conditions caused floods cutting off villages and towns in England's lake District. Cumbria Police have also reported that one of their officers is missing after a bridge collapse in Workington. (Christopher Furlong / Getty Images)

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An undated police handout photograph shows PC Bill Barker who is missing following the collapse of a bridge during heavy flooding in Workington, Britain, 20 November 2009. Hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes in Scotland and northern Britain and one police officer is missing following severe flooding after torrential rain, the Environment Agency said. Rescue teams in Cumbria said a search was launched for a police officer who went missing after a bridge collapsed during heavy flooding in the town of Workington

Police Inspector John Mackay plays the bagpipes, as HMS Astute, the Royal Navy's newest submarine, arrives at it's base at Faslane, Scotland, Friday Nov. 20, 2009. The biggest and most powerful attack submarine ever built for the Royal Navy, Astute, measures nearly one hundred meters from bow to stern, and is longer than ten London buses. When fully loaded, she will displace 7,800 tonnes of sea water, equivalent to 65 blue whales. She will be able to circumnavigate the globe while submerged, and advanced nuclear technology means that she will never need to be refueled.

In this image made available by BAe Systems in London, Tuesday Nov. 17, 2009, HMS Astute, the first nuclear-powered Astute Class submarine, leaves Barrow-in-Furness, England, for the first stage of sea trials, Sunday Nov. 15, 2009. Astute is the biggest and most powerful attack submarine ever built for the Royal Navy, and incorporates the latest stealth technology combined with a world class sonar system and equipped with Spearfish torpedoes and state of the art Tomahawk land attack missiles to make her a supremely effective naval asset. (AP / BAe Systems / HO)

UK Royal marines exit a U.S. Blackhawk transport at Umm Qasr Naval base on Nov. 15. UK Forces returned to Iraq in support of their U.S. allies as part of the Iraqi Training and Advisory Mission to train up the Iraqi navy.

UK Royal marines load into a U.S. Blackhawk helicopter to bring them to Umm Qasr Naval Base on Nov. 15. Both U.S. and UK forces will be training up the Iraqi navy as part of the Iraqi Training and Advisory Mission. The mission is set to run until 2011 at Iraq's Umm Qasr Naval Base.

Royal marines from the UK look out into the desert sun on their journey to Umm Qasr Naval Base in Iraq. Over 75 UK service members were transported to Iraq from Camp Arifjan, Kuwait by U.S. Army Blackhawks on Nov. 15 to begin the Iraqi Training and Advisory Mission with their U.S. allies.

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UK Royal marines exit a U.S. Blackhawk transport at Umm Qasr Naval base on Nov. 15. UK Forces returned to Iraq in support of their U.S. allies as part of the Iraqi Training and Advisory Mission to train up the Iraqi navy.

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Both U.S. and UK Marines and Sailors unload baggage off of Blackhawks at Umm Qasr's landing strip on Nov. 15. UK Forces returned to Umm Qasr as part of the Iraqi Training and Advisory Mission to train up the Iraqi navy with their U.S. allies.

bd popeye · Dec 1, 2009

LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 01: The coffin of Warrant Officer Class One Regimental Sergeant Major Darren Chant of the Genadier Guards is carried by the Guards Chapel on the Wellington Barracks after his funeral on December 1, 2009 in London, England. Warrant Officer Chant was killed whist serving in Afghanistan on November 3, 2009. He was one of five soldiers shot by an Afghan policeman they were training at a police checkpoint in the country.

LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 01: Adam Chant (c), the son of Warrant Officer Darren Chant, grieves as his father's coffin is carried out of the Guards Chapel on the Wellington Barracks after his funeral on December 1, 2009 in London, England.

LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 01: Warrant Officer Darren Chant's ex-wife Connie and two of their three children Adam (r) and Victoria (l) arrive to attend Darren Chant's funeral in the Guards Chapel on the Wellington Barracks on December 1, 2009 in London, England.

LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 01: Connor Chant (r), the eldest son of Warrant Officer Darren Chant, grieves as his father's coffin is carried out of the Guards Chapel on the Wellington Barracks after his funeral on December 1, 2009 in London, England.

Victoria Chant weeps as the coffin of her father, British soldier Darren Chant, is carried out of the Guard's Chapel following his funeral in London December 1, 2009.

Sheenie Chant reacts as the coffin of her husband, British soldier Darren Chant, is carried out of the Guard's Chapel following his funeral in London December 1, 2009.

bd popeye · Dec 16, 2009

A police officer stands outside 10 Downing Street, residence of British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, as snow falls in central London Wednesday Dec. 16, 2009. Temperatures dropped to minus 6C in some rural areas overnight, and forecasters warned that some parts of south-east England could see 1-2cm of snow fall on Wednesday. (AP)

British military personnel leave 10 Downing Street after attending a military awards reception, central London December 15, 2009. (Reuters)

Able Seaman, Michael McCann and his ship are reflected in a puddle as he starts the long journey home to Grangemouth in Scotland after his ship, HMS Iron Duke, returned home to Portsmouth Monday Dec. 14, 2009, following a six-month deployment to the Caribbean. Most of the crew now receive five weeks leave to celebrate Christmas. (AP / PA / Chris Ison)

SALISBURY, ENGLAND - Soldiers from 4th Battalion The Rifles perform a march past in front of HRH Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall after she presented Afghanistan Campaign medals to them at Bulford Camp on December 14, 2009 in Salisbury, England.

SALISBURY, ENGLAND - HRH Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall smiles as she presents Afghanistan Campaign medals to soldiers from the 4th Battalion The Rifles at Bulford Camp on December 14, 2009 in Salisbury, England.

SALISBURY, ENGLAND - HRH Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall smiles as she presents Afghanistan Campaign medals to soldiers from the 4th Battalion The Rifles at Bulford Camp on December 14, 2009 in Salisbury, England. Her Royal Highness became Royal Colonel of the 4th Battalion The Rifles when the new Battalion, formerly the 2nd Battalion The Royal Green
Jackets, Was formed on 1st February 2007.

SALISBURY, UNITED KINGDOM - HRH Camilla Duchess of Cornwall speaks with soldier Tyler Christopher (who lost both his legs whilst servicing in Afghanistan) prior to presenting him with his Afghanistan campaign medal during a visit to Bulford Camp on December 14, 2009 in Salisbury, England.

People line the streets as the coffin of Lance Corporal Drane of the 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment is driven past, in Wootton Bassett in southwest England, December 15, 2009. Drane, the 100th British soldier to die in Afghanistan this year, was killed on December 7. (Reuters)

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - Acting Corporal Bradley Malone, Royal Marines, who received the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross for his bravery in Afghanistan with his fiancee Sacha Wilkinson who accepted his marriage proposal today after he received his award at Buckingham Palace on December 11, 2009 in London England. (Lewis Whyld / WPA Pool / getty Images)

SALISBURY, ENGLAND - Soldiers from 4th Battalion The Rifles (4 RIFLES), march through the historic city centre on December 7, 2009 in Salisbury, England. The Riflemen have recently returned to their barracks at Bulford after a five month tour in Afghanistan where they were part of the Election Support Force. Three soldiers from the Battalion were lost during the tour. (Matt Cardy / Getty Images)

bd popeye · Jan 2, 2010

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A soldier on Operation Herrick in Afghanistan, eagerly opens mail from home. Regular post, letters and parcels to our troops on operations from family and friends are vital in maintaining morale and easing the strains of serving so far from home.

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A soldier from 5 Platoon, 2 Mercian Regiment fires a 66mm HEAT L1A1 Rocket at insurgents during heavy fighting in Operation Panchai Palang near Babaji, Helmand, Afghanistan.

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Grenade smoke engulfs a team of Guardsmen as they wait for the team in front to clear a building situated in a compound near Checkpoint Yellow 7, Helmand, Afghanistan. During Operation Panchai Palang 2 (Panthers Claw), the men of 2 Company 1 Battalion Welsh Guards (2 Coy 1WG), occupied a compound overlooking Checkpoint Yellow 7, a volatile bridge crossing which had been denied to the insurgents by the introduction of obstacles and men.

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Troops are pinned down during a co-ordinated attack from all sides of Checkpoint Yellow 7, which saw accurate enemy fire coming from within fifty meters, together with indirect fire hitting various points around them. During Operation Panchai Palang 2 (Panthers Claw), the men of 2 Company 1 Battalion Welsh Guards (2 Coy 1WG), occupied a compound overlooking Checkpoint Yellow 7, a volatile bridge crossing which had been denied to the insurgents by the introduction of obstacles and men.

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A wounded soldier is treated whilst underfire from all sides, during a firefight at Checkpoint Yellow 7 in Helmand, Afghanistan. During Operation Panchai Palang 2 (Panthers Claw), the men of 2 Company 1 Battalion Welsh Guards (2 Coy 1WG), occupied a compound overlooking Checkpoint Yellow 7, a volatile bridge crossing which had been denied to the insurgents by the introduction of obstacles and men

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Troops retreat from a Blackhawk medivac helicopter after placing a wounded comrade onboard. This followed a prolonged contact with Taliban fighters which saw the enemy attack from various positions on both sides of a river in Helmand, Afghanistan during Operation Panchai Palang 2 (Panthers Claw). Soldiers of 2 Company, 1 Battalion Welsh Guards (2 Coy 1WG), had been occupying a compound overlooking Checkpoint Yellow 7, a volatile bridge crossing, when the engagement occurred.

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Troops carry a wounded comrade to a Blackhawk medivac helicopter. This followed a prolonged contact with Taliban fighters which saw the enemy attack from various positions on both sides of a river in Helmand, Afghanistan during Operation Panchai Palang 2 (Panthers Claw). Soldiers of 2 Company, 1 Battalion Welsh Guards (2 Coy 1WG), had been occupying a compound overlooking Checkpoint Yellow 7, a volatile bridge crossing, when the engagement occurred.

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During Operation Panchai Palang, men of 7 Platoon,2 Company, 1 Welsh Guards, (7 Plt, 2 Coy 1WG), together with men of the Mortar Platoon responded to enemy fire as they occupied a compound near Checkpoint Yellow 7 on the Shamalan Canal in Helmand, Afghanistan.

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During Operation Panchai Palang, men of 7 Platoon,2 Company, 1 Welsh Guards, (7 Plt, 2 Coy 1WG), together with men of the Mortar Platoon respond to enemy fire as they occupy a compound near Checkpoint Yellow 7 on the Shamalan Canal in Helmand, Afghanistan,

bd popeye · Jan 4, 2010

A sniper from the 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards watches for enemy activity during a patrol in Babaji district, Helmand
[Picture: Sergeant Keith Cotton RLC, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Soldiers from Number 1 Company of the 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards on patrol around Kopak near Babaji
[Picture: Sergeant Keith Cotton RLC, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Lance Sergeant Mathew Wallis talks to one of the local children during a patrol in Babaji district, Helmand
[Picture: Sergeant Keith Cotton RLC, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

A sniper team provides cover to soldiers of Number 1 Company, 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, during a patrol in Babaji district
[Picture: Sergeant Keith Cotton RLC, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

A Royal Air Force C-17 Globemaster aircraft at RAF Brize Norton
[Picture: SAC Neil Chapman, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

A Royal Air Force Merlin helicopter is loaded onto a C-17 Globemaster aircraft at Brize Norton for transportation to the USA for Exercise Merlin Vortex
[Picture: SAC Neil Chapman, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]

Nem116 · Jan 10, 2010

Re: World Armed Forces Pictures Thread

British soldier of B Flight, 27 Squadron, Royal Air Force Regiment provides security outside Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, Jan. 2, 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Efren Lopez/Released)

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