British Army Gallery
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british and belgian soldier world war one 1914-1918brothers in arms
peashooter85:The Besa Machine GunIn the late 1930’s the British Army found that it needed a new mach
The initial landing at Gallipoli, April 25th.
historicalfirearms:New Land Light Infantry Pattern Musket In June 1803, the British Army’s Adjutant
Recently liberated British Army POWs, who were abandoned in Pegu (Bago) by Imperial Japanese troops
Portrait of a British Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) motorcycle despatch rider in Northern Irel
The First Anglo Afghan War, Part II — The Afghan RebellionIn case you missed part IThe British
From the Great War Forum, a fantastic photo of Countess Mountbatten’s Own Frontiersmen who saw actio
Drawing of the landing by the 1st Lancashire Fusiliers.
British troops unload in the shadows of the ruined fort of Sedd-al-Bahr.
The World’s First Anti-Tank Rifle —The Mauser Model 1918 TankgewehrWhen the British intr
British Cold War Missiles - Malkara & Thunderbird The other day while doing some archival diggin
Cold War British Vehicles – Anglesey Transport MuseumLate last summer we visited the Anglesey Transp
“Battle of Albert. British troops attacking German trenches near Mametz. 1st July 1916.”Source: Impe
British Army officer’s sword in Mameluke shamshir style, crafted by Prosser of London, 1813.from Sof
ww2inpictures:A German army camera crew films the destruction left behind by the British withdrawal
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Small boy prepares to take on the British army with an home-made lance, Belfast, 1981Ian Berry
Imperial Eagle of 22nd de la ligne, captured by Ensign John Pratt if 30th Foot at the Battle of Sala
fyeahafrica:aphoticoccurrences:British Army Officer carried in HammockSierra Leone, 1920For those of
George the “robot,” ca. 1930. George was created by British Army Captain William Richards and Alan R
Buying Your Way into the Officer Corps, British Army Officer Recruitment 1683 - 1871.During the 18th
Bronze face-mask helmet of a Roman cavalryman, worn on special occasions. Artist unknown; late 1st
British Army Lieutenant General’s dress coat, circa 1811 to 1825.
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