British military testing hi-res stock photography and images

British military testing a new gun near Orange River, South Africa, Testing a new British Siege Train Gun at Orange River, S. Africa (title on object), anonymous, publisher: Underwood and Underwood (mentioned on object), Oranjerivier, publisher: New York (city) (possibly), 1900, cardboard, paper, albumen print, height 88 mm × width 177 mm Stock Photo

RM2HB80W6–British military testing a new gun near Orange River, South Africa, Testing a new British Siege Train Gun at Orange River, S. Africa (title on object), anonymous, publisher: Underwood and Underwood (mentioned on object), Oranjerivier, publisher: New York (city) (possibly), 1900, cardboard, paper, albumen print, height 88 mm × width 177 mm

Inspired by British military testing a new gun near Orange River, South Africa, Testing a new British Siege Train Gun at Orange River, S. Africa, publisher: Underwood and Underwood, Oranjerivier, publisher: New York (city), 1900, paper, albumen print, height 88 mm × width 177 mm, Reimagined by Artotop. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light ray radiance. Photography inspired by surrealism and futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture Stock Photo

RF2HKEF0G–Inspired by British military testing a new gun near Orange River, South Africa, Testing a new British Siege Train Gun at Orange River, S. Africa, publisher: Underwood and Underwood, Oranjerivier, publisher: New York (city), 1900, paper, albumen print, height 88 mm × width 177 mm, Reimagined by Artotop. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light ray radiance. Photography inspired by surrealism and futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture

Chessington, UK. 27th April, 2020. Military personnel test NHS staff at a NHS coronavirus drive through testing facility in Chessington, south west of London. Credit: James Boardman/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2BHRW4J–Chessington, UK. 27th April, 2020. Military personnel test NHS staff at a NHS coronavirus drive through testing facility in Chessington, south west of London. Credit: James Boardman/Alamy Live News

Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom. 16th May, 2020. Covid-19 testing station: former Cockenzie power station site, bought by East Lothian Council from Scottish Power opens today as a drive-through COVID-19 testing centre. It is operated by the military (51st Infantry Brigade) for keyworkers or a member of their family with symptoms. It operates as a self-contained, drive-through facility with people remaining in their vehicle during testing as part of the Scottish Government's Test, Trace, Isolate strategy. Only a trickle of cars is seen Stock Photo

RM2BNT816–Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom. 16th May, 2020. Covid-19 testing station: former Cockenzie power station site, bought by East Lothian Council from Scottish Power opens today as a drive-through COVID-19 testing centre. It is operated by the military (51st Infantry Brigade) for keyworkers or a member of their family with symptoms. It operates as a self-contained, drive-through facility with people remaining in their vehicle during testing as part of the Scottish Government's Test, Trace, Isolate strategy. Only a trickle of cars is seen

A dummy village made of canvas used for Artillery practise with Lyddite shells - near Okehampton, Dartmoor. A shell explodes near the 'Church'. Stock Photo

RM2M3T2GP–A dummy village made of canvas used for Artillery practise with Lyddite shells - near Okehampton, Dartmoor. A shell explodes near the 'Church'.

1930's aircraft manufacture in Britain. Testing the strength of wing spars.jpg - 2M87 Stock Photo

RM2M87A4B–1930's aircraft manufacture in Britain. Testing the strength of wing spars.jpg - 2M87

Private Marcus Williams, 25, 1st Light Infantry Battalion, tests the latest issue MINIMI automatic machine gun distributed to the British army. The gun was issued to troops on the Kuwait-Iraq border from the 1st Light Infantry Battalion (2nd Royal Tank Regiment Battle Group) after undergoing rigorous testing by ballistic experts. Stock Photo

RMG68850–Private Marcus Williams, 25, 1st Light Infantry Battalion, tests the latest issue MINIMI automatic machine gun distributed to the British army. The gun was issued to troops on the Kuwait-Iraq border from the 1st Light Infantry Battalion (2nd Royal Tank Regiment Battle Group) after undergoing rigorous testing by ballistic experts.

Samuel Franklin Cody seen here at the controls of the first British Military aircraft during army testing of aircraft and their potential uses at Farnborough. 15th October 1909 Stock Photo

RMEMWMD1–Samuel Franklin Cody seen here at the controls of the first British Military aircraft during army testing of aircraft and their potential uses at Farnborough. 15th October 1909

A vintage photo circa 1917 of a British Mark IV tank undergoing testing during world war one Stock Photo

RF2H48K4Y–A vintage photo circa 1917 of a British Mark IV tank undergoing testing during world war one

Hereford, Herefordshire UK - Wednesday 29th April 2020 - Army personnel man a pop-up Coronavirus testing site in a car park in Hereford to provide Covid-19 swab tests to frontline workers as the Government strives to reach 100,000 tests per day by the end of April. Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2BJCFJ6–Hereford, Herefordshire UK - Wednesday 29th April 2020 - Army personnel man a pop-up Coronavirus testing site in a car park in Hereford to provide Covid-19 swab tests to frontline workers as the Government strives to reach 100,000 tests per day by the end of April. Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News

Covid-19 Coronavirus mobile pop-up drive by testing facility in Rugby car park, Warwickshire, UK manned by the British Army for the NHS Stock Photo

RM2BK2YTP–Covid-19 Coronavirus mobile pop-up drive by testing facility in Rugby car park, Warwickshire, UK manned by the British Army for the NHS

A prototype 10 H.P., 2 cylinder, Rolls Royce car being tested for possible military use in 1904, the year Henry Royce was introduced to Charles Rolls in Manchester. Royce ran an electrical and mechanical business since 1884, while Rolls was one of Britain’s first car dealers, it was the two-cylinder Royce 10 that was made by Royce in 1904 that brought the two men together. Charles Rolls is at the wheel in the vintage photograph. Stock Photo

RM2FK5KKF–A prototype 10 H.P., 2 cylinder, Rolls Royce car being tested for possible military use in 1904, the year Henry Royce was introduced to Charles Rolls in Manchester. Royce ran an electrical and mechanical business since 1884, while Rolls was one of Britain’s first car dealers, it was the two-cylinder Royce 10 that was made by Royce in 1904 that brought the two men together. Charles Rolls is at the wheel in the vintage photograph.

Artillery experiments with granite casemates at Shoeburyness, 1865. British military personnel carry out testing of armaments. From "Illustrated London News", 1865. Stock Photo

RM2XAP5WX–Artillery experiments with granite casemates at Shoeburyness, 1865. British military personnel carry out testing of armaments. From "Illustrated London News", 1865.

The abandoned rocket testing site on High Down in the Isle of Wight, England Stock Photo

RMC6R1BC–The abandoned rocket testing site on High Down in the Isle of Wight, England

(200701) -- LEICESTER, July 1, 2020 (Xinhua) -- A military member conducts COVID-19 testing in Leicester, Britain, July 1, 2020. British Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced Monday the British city of Leicester will remain locked down because of COVID-19 as towns and cities around the country start to re-open. Non-essential shops have been ordered to close from Tuesday, schools that have only just reopened will have to close Thursday, and 330,000 citizens have been told by Hancock to remain indoors as much as possible because of the continuing high number of coronavirus cases. (Photo by J Stock Photo

RM2C591D9–(200701) -- LEICESTER, July 1, 2020 (Xinhua) -- A military member conducts COVID-19 testing in Leicester, Britain, July 1, 2020. British Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced Monday the British city of Leicester will remain locked down because of COVID-19 as towns and cities around the country start to re-open. Non-essential shops have been ordered to close from Tuesday, schools that have only just reopened will have to close Thursday, and 330,000 citizens have been told by Hancock to remain indoors as much as possible because of the continuing high number of coronavirus cases. (Photo by J

200701 -- LEICESTER, July 1, 2020 -- A military member conducts COVID-19 testing in Leicester, Britain, July 1, 2020. British Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced Monday the British city of Leicester will remain locked down because of COVID-19 as towns and cities around the country start to re-open. Non-essential shops have been ordered to close from Tuesday, schools that have only just reopened will have to close Thursday, and 330,000 citizens have been told by Hancock to remain indoors as much as possible because of the continuing high number of coronavirus cases. Photo by /Xinhua BRITAIN Stock Photo

RM2RPYGBX–200701 -- LEICESTER, July 1, 2020 -- A military member conducts COVID-19 testing in Leicester, Britain, July 1, 2020. British Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced Monday the British city of Leicester will remain locked down because of COVID-19 as towns and cities around the country start to re-open. Non-essential shops have been ordered to close from Tuesday, schools that have only just reopened will have to close Thursday, and 330,000 citizens have been told by Hancock to remain indoors as much as possible because of the continuing high number of coronavirus cases. Photo by /Xinhua BRITAIN

Military: Army: The Army in Aldershot has built the longest synthetic ski-slope in London. Today Major General Charles Stainforth, General Officer Commanding S.E. District performed the opening ceremony by cutting a tape. Afterwards Miss Divina Calica of the British International ski team made the first run down. Miss Divina Calica pictured on the new synthetic ski-slope. October 1969 Z10420-004 Stock Photo

RM2HWCXD4–Military: Army: The Army in Aldershot has built the longest synthetic ski-slope in London. Today Major General Charles Stainforth, General Officer Commanding S.E. District performed the opening ceremony by cutting a tape. Afterwards Miss Divina Calica of the British International ski team made the first run down. Miss Divina Calica pictured on the new synthetic ski-slope. October 1969 Z10420-004

Government Mobile coronavirus Processing Unit driven by armed forces personnel; Ford Ranger Limited EcoBlue 1996cc 6 speed manual towing two wheeled trailer on M61 Manchester, UK Stock Photo

RM2HGE8XX–Government Mobile coronavirus Processing Unit driven by armed forces personnel; Ford Ranger Limited EcoBlue 1996cc 6 speed manual towing two wheeled trailer on M61 Manchester, UK

Members of the British Army outside Aldi supermarket in Edgbaston, Birmingham, UK. The army were in the area to operate the drive-through Coronavirus testing service. Stock Photo

RM2BD054F–Members of the British Army outside Aldi supermarket in Edgbaston, Birmingham, UK. The army were in the area to operate the drive-through Coronavirus testing service.

Bedford Airfield, Bedfordshire, 2000. Artist: EH/RCHME staff photographer Stock Photo

RMBHJRRN–Bedford Airfield, Bedfordshire, 2000. Artist: EH/RCHME staff photographer

Art inspired by British military testing a new gun near Orange River, South Africa, Testing a new British Siege Train Gun at Orange River, S. Africa, publisher: Underwood and Underwood, Oranjerivier, publisher: New York (city), 1900, cardboard, paper, albumen print, height 88 mm × width, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT Stock Photo

RF2HM0F9T–Art inspired by British military testing a new gun near Orange River, South Africa, Testing a new British Siege Train Gun at Orange River, S. Africa, publisher: Underwood and Underwood, Oranjerivier, publisher: New York (city), 1900, cardboard, paper, albumen print, height 88 mm × width, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT

RM2BHRW9M–Chessington, UK. 27th April, 2020. Military personnel test NHS staff at a NHS coronavirus drive through testing facility in Chessington, south west of London. Credit: James Boardman/Alamy Live News

RM2BNT845–Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom. 16th May, 2020. Covid-19 testing station: former Cockenzie power station site, bought by East Lothian Council from Scottish Power opens today as a drive-through COVID-19 testing centre. It is operated by the military (51st Infantry Brigade) for keyworkers or a member of their family with symptoms. It operates as a self-contained, drive-through facility with people remaining in their vehicle during testing as part of the Scottish Government's Test, Trace, Isolate strategy. Only a trickle of cars is seen

The Blackburn B.26 Botha, a British four-seat reconnaissance and torpedo bomber. Service testing showed serious problem, being underpowered with poor lateral stability, while the view to the side or rearward was non-existent owing to the location of the aircraft's engines, the poor view making it useless as a Reconnaissance aircraft. The Botha entered squadron service in June 1940 with 608 Squadron RAF, the only squadron that used the Botha operationally, on convoy escort duties, until following a number of fatal crashes it was withdrawn from frontline service. Stock Photo

RMWFX0NF–The Blackburn B.26 Botha, a British four-seat reconnaissance and torpedo bomber. Service testing showed serious problem, being underpowered with poor lateral stability, while the view to the side or rearward was non-existent owing to the location of the aircraft's engines, the poor view making it useless as a Reconnaissance aircraft. The Botha entered squadron service in June 1940 with 608 Squadron RAF, the only squadron that used the Botha operationally, on convoy escort duties, until following a number of fatal crashes it was withdrawn from frontline service.

1930's aircraft manufacture in Britain. Building the wings of a Handley-Page bomber. Stock Photo

RM2M8791A–1930's aircraft manufacture in Britain. Building the wings of a Handley-Page bomber.

Private Stewart Adams, 21, from 1st Light Infantry Battalion assembles the latest issue MINIMI automatic machine gun, distributed to the British army. * The gun was issued to troops on the Kuwait-Iraq border from the 1st Light Infantry Battalion (2nd Royal Tank Regiment Battle Group) after undergoing rigorous testing by ballistic experts. Stock Photo

RMG6884Y–Private Stewart Adams, 21, from 1st Light Infantry Battalion assembles the latest issue MINIMI automatic machine gun, distributed to the British army. * The gun was issued to troops on the Kuwait-Iraq border from the 1st Light Infantry Battalion (2nd Royal Tank Regiment Battle Group) after undergoing rigorous testing by ballistic experts.

Sight testing aboard U.S Man-O-War. Collection of World War I Photographs, 1914-1918 that depict the military activities of British and other nation's armed forces and personnel during World War I. Stock Photo

RM2HXM339–Sight testing aboard U.S Man-O-War. Collection of World War I Photographs, 1914-1918 that depict the military activities of British and other nation's armed forces and personnel during World War I.

COVID-19 testing, Feb 14, 2021 : A nurse takes samples from a cadet of the Korea Military Academy during a free COVID-19 testing at a makeshift clinic in Seoul, South Korea. South Korea is going to begin its first inoculations against the COVID-19 on February 26 with COVID-19 vaccine developed by British-Swedish pharmaceutical giant and Oxford University, AstraZeneca. Credit: Lee Jae-Won/AFLO/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2EDME36–COVID-19 testing, Feb 14, 2021 : A nurse takes samples from a cadet of the Korea Military Academy during a free COVID-19 testing at a makeshift clinic in Seoul, South Korea. South Korea is going to begin its first inoculations against the COVID-19 on February 26 with COVID-19 vaccine developed by British-Swedish pharmaceutical giant and Oxford University, AstraZeneca. Credit: Lee Jae-Won/AFLO/Alamy Live News

RM2BJCFJC–Hereford, Herefordshire UK - Wednesday 29th April 2020 - Army personnel man a pop-up Coronavirus testing site in a car park in Hereford to provide Covid-19 swab tests to frontline workers as the Government strives to reach 100,000 tests per day by the end of April. Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News

RM2BK2YMM–Covid-19 Coronavirus mobile pop-up drive by testing facility in Rugby car park, Warwickshire, UK manned by the British Army for the NHS

Hereford, Herefordshire UK - Thursday 30th April 2020 - As rain falls Army personnel man a pop-up Coronavirus testing site in a car park in Hereford to provide Covid-19 swab tests as the Government strives to reach 100,000 tests per day by the end of April ( today ). Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2BJPR3R–Hereford, Herefordshire UK - Thursday 30th April 2020 - As rain falls Army personnel man a pop-up Coronavirus testing site in a car park in Hereford to provide Covid-19 swab tests as the Government strives to reach 100,000 tests per day by the end of April ( today ). Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News

Greymare Hill missile test area, RAF Spadeadam, Cumbria, 2014. Creator: Historic England Staff Photographer. Stock Photo

RMR8B665–Greymare Hill missile test area, RAF Spadeadam, Cumbria, 2014. Creator: Historic England Staff Photographer.

RMC6R1BK–The abandoned rocket testing site on High Down in the Isle of Wight, England

RMG6AAYX–British trrops in Basra.

An 8-inch British howitzer mounted on a caterpillar tractor at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland. This photograph, taken in 1918, shows the weapon being tested by the military. It is part of a series documenting American military activities during World War I. Stock Photo

RM2RC0WPK–An 8-inch British howitzer mounted on a caterpillar tractor at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland. This photograph, taken in 1918, shows the weapon being tested by the military. It is part of a series documenting American military activities during World War I.

RMG6884M–MINIMI machine gun testing

Sergeant Jay L. Hoehlein participating in a testing of ordnance at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland on July 2, 1918. The photograph showcases a British 75 mm gun. This image was issued on September 16, 1918 with the note 'Not for publication.' Stock Photo

RM2RC6D5H–Sergeant Jay L. Hoehlein participating in a testing of ordnance at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland on July 2, 1918. The photograph showcases a British 75 mm gun. This image was issued on September 16, 1918 with the note 'Not for publication.'

THE BRITISH ARMY IN NORTH AFRICA, SICILY, ITALY, THE BALKANS AND AUSTRIA 1942-1946 - Men of the RAMC testing water at a fountain in the village of Calentini. A little girl is seen filling a pitcher, quite unconcerned with the military activities around her, British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1MJ7F–THE BRITISH ARMY IN NORTH AFRICA, SICILY, ITALY, THE BALKANS AND AUSTRIA 1942-1946 - Men of the RAMC testing water at a fountain in the village of Calentini. A little girl is seen filling a pitcher, quite unconcerned with the military activities around her, British Army

Workers at the Darling Brothers Plant in Montreal, Canada, manufacture 4.7' shells for the U.S. Government. The photograph captures the process of performing a Brinell Testing to measure the hardness of the shells. This image was taken on October 4, 1918, and is part of a collection documenting American military activities during World War One. Stock Photo

RM2RCFTE5–Workers at the Darling Brothers Plant in Montreal, Canada, manufacture 4.7' shells for the U.S. Government. The photograph captures the process of performing a Brinell Testing to measure the hardness of the shells. This image was taken on October 4, 1918, and is part of a collection documenting American military activities during World War One.

During Tactical Combat Care Course skills testing scenario three, patient Lt Cori E. Swarbrick, 402nd Forward Resuscitative Surgical Team, Critical Care Nurse, sustained a fictional gunshot wound to the chest, causing a sucking chest wound. SGT Manasa Kalawailagi, Logistics Support Unit, Medical Company, Fiji Army, left, rushes to her aid during Exercise Cartwheel 2022 (CW22). CW22 strengthens our nations’ capabilities to respond to crises. CW22 is a multilateral military-to-military training exercise with the United States, Republic of Fiji Military, Australian, New Zealand, and British force Stock Photo

RM2MMKFHR–During Tactical Combat Care Course skills testing scenario three, patient Lt Cori E. Swarbrick, 402nd Forward Resuscitative Surgical Team, Critical Care Nurse, sustained a fictional gunshot wound to the chest, causing a sucking chest wound. SGT Manasa Kalawailagi, Logistics Support Unit, Medical Company, Fiji Army, left, rushes to her aid during Exercise Cartwheel 2022 (CW22). CW22 strengthens our nations’ capabilities to respond to crises. CW22 is a multilateral military-to-military training exercise with the United States, Republic of Fiji Military, Australian, New Zealand, and British force

RM2BHRWCJ–Chessington, UK. 27th April, 2020. Military personnel test NHS staff at a NHS coronavirus drive through testing facility in Chessington, south west of London. Credit: James Boardman/Alamy Live News

RM2BNT7K3–Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom. 16th May, 2020. Covid-19 testing station: former Cockenzie power station site, bought by East Lothian Council from Scottish Power opens today as a drive-through COVID-19 testing centre. It is operated by the military (51st Infantry Brigade) for keyworkers or a member of their family with symptoms. It operates as a self-contained, drive-through facility with people remaining in their vehicle during testing as part of the Scottish Government's Test, Trace, Isolate strategy

A side view of a dummy tank designed by the British during World War I. The tank, known as the sebess MM-544-5534 SARM, was a model used for training and reconnaissance purposes. Although it was not an operational tank, it played a crucial role in simulating military activities and improving strategic planning. Stock Photo

RM2RBWNHN–A side view of a dummy tank designed by the British during World War I. The tank, known as the sebess MM-544-5534 SARM, was a model used for training and reconnaissance purposes. Although it was not an operational tank, it played a crucial role in simulating military activities and improving strategic planning.

1930's aircraft manufacture in Britain - Framework of a Siskin, Royal Airforce plane fitted with machine guns. Stock Photo

RM2M878CE–1930's aircraft manufacture in Britain - Framework of a Siskin, Royal Airforce plane fitted with machine guns.

Cpl. Palumbo stands by as an 8' British howitzer, mounted on a British caterpillar tractor, emerges from the woods at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD. The photograph, taken on November 22, 1918, captures military activities during World War I. No publication is allowed, and the image is for official use only. Stock Photo

RM2RC4H5X–Cpl. Palumbo stands by as an 8' British howitzer, mounted on a British caterpillar tractor, emerges from the woods at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD. The photograph, taken on November 22, 1918, captures military activities during World War I. No publication is allowed, and the image is for official use only.

'Top US military chiefs quarantine as Trump Covid chaos spreads' newspaper headline article in The Guardian October 2020 London England UK Stock Photo

RM2D7NM26–'Top US military chiefs quarantine as Trump Covid chaos spreads' newspaper headline article in The Guardian October 2020 London England UK

RM2EDMDEB–COVID-19 testing, Feb 14, 2021 : A nurse takes samples from a cadet of the Korea Military Academy during a free COVID-19 testing at a makeshift clinic in Seoul, South Korea. South Korea is going to begin its first inoculations against the COVID-19 on February 26 with COVID-19 vaccine developed by British-Swedish pharmaceutical giant and Oxford University, AstraZeneca. Credit: Lee Jae-Won/AFLO/Alamy Live News

Sgt. Jay L. Hoehlein capturing a photograph on July 5, 1918 at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. The image shows a testing of ordnance using a British Type 75 mm gun during World War I. This photograph was labeled as not for publication and was issued on September 16, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2RC5KRX–Sgt. Jay L. Hoehlein capturing a photograph on July 5, 1918 at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. The image shows a testing of ordnance using a British Type 75 mm gun during World War I. This photograph was labeled as not for publication and was issued on September 16, 1918.

RM2BK2YNB–Covid-19 Coronavirus mobile pop-up drive by testing facility in Rugby car park, Warwickshire, UK manned by the British Army for the NHS

RM2BJPR3A–Hereford, Herefordshire UK - Thursday 30th April 2020 - As rain falls Army personnel man a pop-up Coronavirus testing site in a car park in Hereford to provide Covid-19 swab tests as the Government strives to reach 100,000 tests per day by the end of April ( today ). Photo Steven May / Alamy Live News

RMR8B6C9–Greymare Hill missile test area, RAF Spadeadam, Cumbria, 2014. Creator: Historic England Staff Photographer.

RMC6R1AY–The abandoned rocket testing site on High Down in the Isle of Wight, England

Dec. 26, 1982 - British Hovercraft Tested in New York Harbor - As Possible Addition to Mass Transit Facilities - New York, Oct. 1- With Large Cities Continually Seeking solutions to their mass transit problems, New York City was looking to its rivers week by testing a hovercraft. This Unusual form of transportation a vessel that rides on a cushion of air above the water made a demonstration run with Mayor John V. Lindsay, William J. Ronan, Chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and other transportation officials aboard. Undergoing the test was a BH-7 Military version of the air Stock Photo

RMF37440–Dec. 26, 1982 - British Hovercraft Tested in New York Harbor - As Possible Addition to Mass Transit Facilities - New York, Oct. 1- With Large Cities Continually Seeking solutions to their mass transit problems, New York City was looking to its rivers week by testing a hovercraft. This Unusual form of transportation a vessel that rides on a cushion of air above the water made a demonstration run with Mayor John V. Lindsay, William J. Ronan, Chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and other transportation officials aboard. Undergoing the test was a BH-7 Military version of the air

Inside abandoned military building former weapons testing site, Orford Ness, Suffolk, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2HFEBX5–Inside abandoned military building former weapons testing site, Orford Ness, Suffolk, England, UK

RMG6884R–MINIMI machine gun testing

British Military Fitness, Tug of War team at Preston UK, 22 June 2013. 103rd (Lancashire Artillery Volunteers) Regiment Royal Artillery at the Preston Military Show at Fulwood Barracks, Preston, Lancashire . Servicemen, cadets and veterans represent the Royal Navy, the Army and the Royal Air Force from all over the North West: Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside and Greater Manchester. The Preston Military Show is the largest display by the armed forces in the North West of England. Stock Photo

RMD9MEMN–British Military Fitness, Tug of War team at Preston UK, 22 June 2013. 103rd (Lancashire Artillery Volunteers) Regiment Royal Artillery at the Preston Military Show at Fulwood Barracks, Preston, Lancashire . Servicemen, cadets and veterans represent the Royal Navy, the Army and the Royal Air Force from all over the North West: Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside and Greater Manchester. The Preston Military Show is the largest display by the armed forces in the North West of England.

A British aviator testing his aircraft after landing in Bakharitza, Russia during World War One. Photograph taken on November 6, 1918, by Sergeant 1st Class Shotwell, S. C., the photographer assigned the number RECO2-26-19. Stock Photo

RM2RCCPD6–A British aviator testing his aircraft after landing in Bakharitza, Russia during World War One. Photograph taken on November 6, 1918, by Sergeant 1st Class Shotwell, S. C., the photographer assigned the number RECO2-26-19.

Ministry of Defence test facilities so called 'Pagodas' on Orfordness, Suffolk, UK. Stock Photo

RMARJX0E–Ministry of Defence test facilities so called 'Pagodas' on Orfordness, Suffolk, UK.

RM2KFJMP2–During Tactical Combat Care Course skills testing scenario three, patient Lt Cori E. Swarbrick, 402nd Forward Resuscitative Surgical Team, Critical Care Nurse, sustained a fictional gunshot wound to the chest, causing a sucking chest wound. SGT Manasa Kalawailagi, Logistics Support Unit, Medical Company, Fiji Army, left, rushes to her aid during Exercise Cartwheel 2022 (CW22). CW22 strengthens our nations’ capabilities to respond to crises. CW22 is a multilateral military-to-military training exercise with the United States, Republic of Fiji Military, Australian, New Zealand, and British force

RM2BHRH94–Chessington, UK. 27th April, 2020. Military personnel test NHS staff at a NHS coronavirus drive through testing facility in Chessington, south west of London. Credit: James Boardman/Alamy Live News

RM2BNT87J–Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom. 16th May, 2020. Covid-19 testing station: former Cockenzie power station site, bought by East Lothian Council from Scottish Power opens today as a drive-through COVID-19 testing centre. It is operated by the military (51st Infantry Brigade) for keyworkers or a member of their family with symptoms. It operates as a self-contained, drive-through facility with people remaining in their vehicle during testing as part of the Scottish Government's Test, Trace, Isolate strategy

British Army soldiers of 1st Battalion, The Mercian Regiment conduct constructive force on force engagement during exercise Allied Spirit at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany, Jan. 24, 2015. Exercise Allied Spirit includes more than 2,000 participants from Canada, Hungary, Netherlands, United Kingdom, and the U.S. Allied Spirit is exercising tactical interoperability and testing secure communications within Alliance members. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Tyler Kingsbury /Released) Allied Spirit I 150124-A-LO967-009 Stock Photo

RMHEP3FA–British Army soldiers of 1st Battalion, The Mercian Regiment conduct constructive force on force engagement during exercise Allied Spirit at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany, Jan. 24, 2015. Exercise Allied Spirit includes more than 2,000 participants from Canada, Hungary, Netherlands, United Kingdom, and the U.S. Allied Spirit is exercising tactical interoperability and testing secure communications within Alliance members. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Tyler Kingsbury /Released) Allied Spirit I 150124-A-LO967-009

Head Army Nurses at Camp Kearney, CA, receiving gas instructions under the command of Major Arthur Yale. Captain W.H. Lillie of the British Mission observed the training and playfully threw smoke bombs at the nurses, testing their speed in donning gas masks. Nurses adapted well, making the first lesson a success. Stock Photo

RM2RC2DPH–Head Army Nurses at Camp Kearney, CA, receiving gas instructions under the command of Major Arthur Yale. Captain W.H. Lillie of the British Mission observed the training and playfully threw smoke bombs at the nurses, testing their speed in donning gas masks. Nurses adapted well, making the first lesson a success.

Debris from tests on the components of nuclear weapons lay on the beach at Orford Ness in Suffolk. Stock Photo

RMANGXB6–Debris from tests on the components of nuclear weapons lay on the beach at Orford Ness in Suffolk.

British 4.56mm light support weapon. This is a prototype used as testing for the British Law. Stock Photo

RFD4RY9P–British 4.56mm light support weapon. This is a prototype used as testing for the British Law.

RM2EDMCW9–COVID-19 testing, Feb 14, 2021 : A nurse takes samples from a cadet of the Korea Military Academy during a free COVID-19 testing at a makeshift clinic in Seoul, South Korea. South Korea is going to begin its first inoculations against the COVID-19 on February 26 with COVID-19 vaccine developed by British-Swedish pharmaceutical giant and Oxford University, AstraZeneca. Credit: Lee Jae-Won/AFLO/Alamy Live News

Testing of an anti-aircraft gun on the English coast in the summer of 1940. Stock Photo

RM2DBHTC1–Testing of an anti-aircraft gun on the English coast in the summer of 1940.

RM2BK2YG0–Covid-19 Coronavirus mobile pop-up drive by testing facility in Rugby car park, Warwickshire, UK manned by the British Army for the NHS

RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, UK. RIAT is regarded as the world's largest military airshow with participating aircraft flying in from all over the globe, with over 30 air arms from 20 different countries present in 2019. Italian Frecce Tricolori display team testing smoke systems creating billowing green, white and red flag colours Stock Photo

RMW4ACA0–RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, UK. RIAT is regarded as the world's largest military airshow with participating aircraft flying in from all over the globe, with over 30 air arms from 20 different countries present in 2019. Italian Frecce Tricolori display team testing smoke systems creating billowing green, white and red flag colours

RMR8B6BW–Greymare Hill missile test area, RAF Spadeadam, Cumbria, 2014. Creator: Historic England Staff Photographer.

A British Army Mk IV tank being tested on a steep gradient at Oldbury in the West Midlands 4th April 1918 Stock Photo

RM2HHGG3T–A British Army Mk IV tank being tested on a steep gradient at Oldbury in the West Midlands 4th April 1918

RMF3752P–Dec. 26, 1982 - British Hovercraft Tested in New York Harbor - As Possible Addition to Mass Transit Facilities - New York, Oct. 1- With Large Cities Continually Seeking solutions to their mass transit problems, New York City was looking to its rivers week by testing a hovercraft. This Unusual form of transportation a vessel that rides on a cushion of air above the water made a demonstration run with Mayor John V. Lindsay, William J. Ronan, Chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and other transportation officials aboard. Undergoing the test was a BH-7 Military version of the air

RM2HFEBXW–Inside abandoned military building former weapons testing site, Orford Ness, Suffolk, England, UK

RMG6884W–MINIMI machine gun testing

Women British Military Fitness, Grimace Tug of War team at Preston UK, 22 June 2013. 103rd (Lancashire Artillery Volunteers) Regiment Royal Artillery at the Preston Military Show at Fulwood Barracks, Preston, Lancashire . Servicemen and women, cadets and veterans represent the Royal Navy, the Army and the Royal Air Force from all over the North West: Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside and Greater Manchester. The Preston Military Show is the largest display by the armed forces in the North West of England. Stock Photo

RMD9MEMM–Women British Military Fitness, Grimace Tug of War team at Preston UK, 22 June 2013. 103rd (Lancashire Artillery Volunteers) Regiment Royal Artillery at the Preston Military Show at Fulwood Barracks, Preston, Lancashire . Servicemen and women, cadets and veterans represent the Royal Navy, the Army and the Royal Air Force from all over the North West: Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside and Greater Manchester. The Preston Military Show is the largest display by the armed forces in the North West of England.

The Bomb Ballistics Building, Orford Ness, Suffolk, England. Stock Photo

RFR060JD–The Bomb Ballistics Building, Orford Ness, Suffolk, England.

Testing heavy guns at Shoeburyness, 1862. 'Shoeburyness is on the Essex coast, about three miles below Southend, and is an admirable situation for the vast Government establishment placed there for the purpose of testing large implements of destruction. The authorities are strict in excluding strangers, and very little that transpires here is allowed to be made public...on the south is the subject of our Illustration, the battery for testing the range and accuracy of ordnance, large and small. On the occasion represented some half dozen large guns by different inventors were severely tried, an Stock Photo

RM2WG0HKK–Testing heavy guns at Shoeburyness, 1862. 'Shoeburyness is on the Essex coast, about three miles below Southend, and is an admirable situation for the vast Government establishment placed there for the purpose of testing large implements of destruction. The authorities are strict in excluding strangers, and very little that transpires here is allowed to be made public...on the south is the subject of our Illustration, the battery for testing the range and accuracy of ordnance, large and small. On the occasion represented some half dozen large guns by different inventors were severely tried, an

Woman in a first world war munitions factory testing completed shells. Stock Photo

RMFE0RHT–Woman in a first world war munitions factory testing completed shells.

RM2BHRH90–Chessington, UK. 27th April, 2020. Military personnel test NHS staff at a NHS coronavirus drive through testing facility in Chessington, south west of London. Credit: James Boardman/Alamy Live News

RM2BNT7F4–Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom. 16th May, 2020. Covid-19 testing station: former Cockenzie power station site, bought by East Lothian Council from Scottish Power opens today as a drive-through COVID-19 testing centre. It is operated by the military (51st Infantry Brigade) for keyworkers or a member of their family with symptoms. It operates as a self-contained, drive-through facility with people remaining in their vehicle during testing as part of the Scottish Government's Test, Trace, Isolate strategy

British Army Sgt. Robert Fletcher, mission coordinator of 1st Battalion, The Mercian Regiment, receives coordinates for fire missions during exercise Allied Spirit at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany, Jan. 24, 2015. Exercise Allied Spirit includes more than 2,000 participants from Canada, Hungary, Netherlands, United Kingdom and the U.S. Allied Spirit is exercising tactical interoperability and testing secure communications within alliance members. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Tyler Kingsbury/Released) Allied Spirit I 150124-A-LO967-003 Stock Photo

RMHEP3F3–British Army Sgt. Robert Fletcher, mission coordinator of 1st Battalion, The Mercian Regiment, receives coordinates for fire missions during exercise Allied Spirit at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany, Jan. 24, 2015. Exercise Allied Spirit includes more than 2,000 participants from Canada, Hungary, Netherlands, United Kingdom and the U.S. Allied Spirit is exercising tactical interoperability and testing secure communications within alliance members. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Tyler Kingsbury/Released) Allied Spirit I 150124-A-LO967-003

Testing of a Moncrieff gun carriage at Shoebutymess, 1872, 19th Century. A disappearing gun, a gun mounted on a disappearing carriage, a type of artillery which enabled a gun to hide from direct fire and observation. Stock Photo

RM2BXHW7C–Testing of a Moncrieff gun carriage at Shoebutymess, 1872, 19th Century. A disappearing gun, a gun mounted on a disappearing carriage, a type of artillery which enabled a gun to hide from direct fire and observation.

A visitor to Orfordness looking through high-powered field glasses used when the site was a atomic weapons research site. Stock Photo

RMANGXAC–A visitor to Orfordness looking through high-powered field glasses used when the site was a atomic weapons research site.

RFD4RY9H–British 4.56mm light support weapon. This is a prototype used as testing for the British Law.

RM2EDMCW8–COVID-19 testing, Feb 14, 2021 : A nurse takes samples from a cadet of the Korea Military Academy during a free COVID-19 testing at a makeshift clinic in Seoul, South Korea. South Korea is going to begin its first inoculations against the COVID-19 on February 26 with COVID-19 vaccine developed by British-Swedish pharmaceutical giant and Oxford University, AstraZeneca. Credit: Lee Jae-Won/AFLO/Alamy Live News

The Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth seen departing Portsmouth, UK on 2/2/18 (pm) with aircraft on deck for helicopter flying trials. Stock Photo

RMM1WPHJ–The Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth seen departing Portsmouth, UK on 2/2/18 (pm) with aircraft on deck for helicopter flying trials.

RM2BK2YW2–Covid-19 Coronavirus mobile pop-up drive by testing facility in Rugby car park, Warwickshire, UK manned by the British Army for the NHS

A member of the Armed Forces in PPE on duty a facility at Wavertree Tennis Centre in Liverpool awaiting members of the public to arrive to be tested for COVID-19. The location was used for the first city-wide mass testing programme where the general public could volunteer to be tested. It was hoped that half the city's population would take part in the UK Government supported initiative which was due to last two weeks and coincided with the second national lockdown in England. Stock Photo

RM2DA2FER–A member of the Armed Forces in PPE on duty a facility at Wavertree Tennis Centre in Liverpool awaiting members of the public to arrive to be tested for COVID-19. The location was used for the first city-wide mass testing programme where the general public could volunteer to be tested. It was hoped that half the city's population would take part in the UK Government supported initiative which was due to last two weeks and coincided with the second national lockdown in England.

ST Kinetics Warthog on roads around Salisbury Plain Stock Photo

RMBRM45T–ST Kinetics Warthog on roads around Salisbury Plain

The Stirling Junior, a half size testing model of the Short Stirling, the four-engined heavy bomber of the Second World War. It was the first four-engined bomber to be introduced into service with the Royal Air Force in early 194. During its use as a bomber, pilots praised the type for its ability to out-turn enemy night fighters and its favourable handling characteristics, while the altitude ceiling was often a subject of criticism. The Stirling had a relatively brief operational career as a bomber before being relegated to second line duties from late 1943. Stock Photo

RMWFXNCX–The Stirling Junior, a half size testing model of the Short Stirling, the four-engined heavy bomber of the Second World War. It was the first four-engined bomber to be introduced into service with the Royal Air Force in early 194. During its use as a bomber, pilots praised the type for its ability to out-turn enemy night fighters and its favourable handling characteristics, while the altitude ceiling was often a subject of criticism. The Stirling had a relatively brief operational career as a bomber before being relegated to second line duties from late 1943.

Pagoda laboratory on Orfordness at sunrise Stock Photo

RF2JT6JDM–Pagoda laboratory on Orfordness at sunrise

RM2HFEBXC–Inside abandoned military building former weapons testing site, Orford Ness, Suffolk, England, UK

RMG6884X–MINIMI machine gun testing

RMD9MEMP–British Military Fitness, Tug of War team at Preston UK, 22 June 2013. 103rd (Lancashire Artillery Volunteers) Regiment Royal Artillery at the Preston Military Show at Fulwood Barracks, Preston, Lancashire . Servicemen and women, cadets and veterans represent the Royal Navy, the Army and the Royal Air Force from all over the North West: Cheshire, Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside and Greater Manchester. The Preston Military Show is the largest display by the armed forces in the North West of England.

orford ness nuclear testing british secret site Stock Photo

RMA6BCNW–orford ness nuclear testing british secret site

NHS COVID Vaccination Team Service; 2005 PEUGEOT BOXER HDI 350 LX LWB H/R W/V Nation Health Service van; Stock Photo

RM2M0WH87–NHS COVID Vaccination Team Service; 2005 PEUGEOT BOXER HDI 350 LX LWB H/R W/V Nation Health Service van;

Experiments at Shoeburyness on the Plymouth Breakwater Target: examining the target after firing, 1868. Testing artillery '...on different iron structures designed for land fortifications...One of the targets...represented a compartment of the new iron fort now being erected in Plymouth Sound...The external or front layer is formed of armour-plates 5 in. thick...The wall is...inclined backwards...and the top is further curved over towards the centre, for the purpose of causing shot to glance off...[The] structures...were painted with white lines in squares, to facilitate the aim of the gunners Stock Photo

RM2XAP64K–Experiments at Shoeburyness on the Plymouth Breakwater Target: examining the target after firing, 1868. Testing artillery '...on different iron structures designed for land fortifications...One of the targets...represented a compartment of the new iron fort now being erected in Plymouth Sound...The external or front layer is formed of armour-plates 5 in. thick...The wall is...inclined backwards...and the top is further curved over towards the centre, for the purpose of causing shot to glance off...[The] structures...were painted with white lines in squares, to facilitate the aim of the gunners

RM2BHRXGW–Chessington, UK. 27th April, 2020. Military personnel test NHS staff at a NHS coronavirus drive through testing facility in Chessington, south west of London. Credit: James Boardman/Alamy Live News

RM2BNT75Y–Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom. 16th May, 2020. Covid-19 testing station: former Cockenzie power station site, bought by East Lothian Council from Scottish Power opens today as a drive-through COVID-19 testing centre. It is operated by the military (51st Infantry Brigade) for keyworkers or a member of their family with symptoms. It operates as a self-contained, drive-through facility with people remaining in their vehicle during testing as part of the Scottish Government's Test, Trace, Isolate strategy. Only a trickle of cars is seen

RMHEP3FB–British Army soldiers of 1st Battalion, The Mercian Regiment conduct constructive force on force engagement during exercise Allied Spirit at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany, Jan. 24, 2015. Exercise Allied Spirit includes more than 2,000 participants from Canada, Hungary, Netherlands, United Kingdom, and the U.S. Allied Spirit is exercising tactical interoperability and testing secure communications within Alliance members. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Tyler Kingsbury /Released) Allied Spirit I 150124-A-LO967-010

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