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Coast radar Black & White Stock Photos
RM2RCWDH9–future, futuristic radar island, chain of 30 radar islands along of the Atlantic Coast, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RM2T1KENE–Chain Home radar installation at Poling, Sussex, 1945. Chain Home: AMES Type 1 CH East Coast radar installation at Poling, Sussex. On the left are three (originally four) in-line 360ft steel transmitter towers, between which the transmitter aerials were slung, with the heavily protected transmitter building in front. On the right are four 240ft wooden receiver towers placed in rhombic formation, with the receiver building in the middle.
RMBBNE9A–geography / travel, Great Britain, English coast near Dover with radar towers and barrage balloons, photo taken by a German war correspondent with a telephote at the French coast, October 1940,
RM2M3K2T4–A 'Chain Home Low' radar station on the coast of Britain, during the Second World War, c.1945. Date: 1945
RMDHBENR–Three soldiers of the United States Army sit in place at a radar used by the 90th Coast Artillery in Casablanca, French 531325
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RMP0F4GG–Three soldiers of the United States Army sit in place at a radar used by the 90th Coast Artillery in Casablanca, French -
RMB53A7M–St. Margaret's Bay coastguard station on the Kent coast, overlooking the Straits of Dover, through which pass 800 ships a day. This station keeps a 24-hour visual, radio and radar watch, and is one of the most important in Britain. June 1972 P017793
RMW6MFPD–Three soldiers of the United States Army sit in place at a radar used by the 90th Coast Artillery in Casablanca, French Morocco., 06/19/1943 (Operate is more correct) (the 90th CA (Antiaircraft) was an African-American unit)
RM2PH7FRK–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1976. BURSLEDON, ENGLAND. - YACHTING MECCA - FAMOUS HAMBLE RIVER WINDING SOUTH WEST TOWARD SOUTHAMPTON WATER AND THE SOLENT; RIVER HAS MOORINGS FOR MORE THAN 3500 BOATS ON TROTS AND AT SEVERAL LARGE MARINAS. RIVER EMPTIES INTO LOWER REACHES OF SOUTHAMPTON WATER FROM WHERE YACHTS CAN NAVIGATE THE 5 MILE SOLENT CROSSING TO COWES (BACKGROUND). FAMED CALSHOT RADAR TOWER, OUTPOST FOR SOUTHAMPTON PORT CONTROL IS SEEN SILHOUETTED RIGHT CENTRE.PHOTO:PETER EASTLAND/AJAX REF:MX340 220605 11 (762204 GR2)
RM2JRF329–Chain Home radar installation at Poling, Sussex, 1945. Chain Home: AMES Type 1 CH East Coast radar installation at Poling, Sussex. On the left are three (originally four) in-line 360ft steel transmitter towers, between which the transmitter aerials were slung, with the heavily protected transmitter building in front. On the right are four 240ft wooden receiver towers placed in rhombic formation, with the receiver building in the middle.
RM2F80B53–A former German concrete radar station at Hoek van Holland, part removing the Atlantikwall along the Western European coast. A radar antenna is visible in the background. The right is a Dutch soldier.
RM2HX5Y41–Anti Submarine Exercises: Two of the leading flight weapons of war today and tonight are carrying out exercises on how to combat each and out wit the enemy. This shot taken at sea thirty miles of the coast from palm beach. Showing the British Navy Submarine HMS tactician with the wing of RAAF Neptune bomber anti submarine plane over it. The wing tip has the radar set into it. The plane belongs to II SQ RAAF and the submarine the 4th sub ***** at Balmoral. While on this patrol the plane covered o
RFWAYDX2–Workstation of the Royal Dutch Rescue Company Westkapelle (NL). This station is located on the beach of Westkapelle and is staffed by 30 volunteers.
RF2HJ0DAB–A boat moored in a harbour with a prominent funnel in the foreground. An ancient castle wall is in the background and a clear sky is above.
RM2HX5X82–Telescope Mechanism which may be used by Einstein during 'Special Research' on Coast. The Mechanism of the huge 100 inch reflecting telescope of the mount Wilson observatory which may be used by professor Albert Einstein during his approaching visit here for a period of study, Seclusion and 'Special Research'. Dr. Einstein will collaborate with those few scientists who comprehend his theory of relativity, during his stay here. December 13, 1930. (Photo by International Newsreel Photo).
RFW1XG0W–Black and white dramatic landscape with with Blue Bay at Black Sea shore near Katsiveli urban-type settlement, Crimean peninsula
RMS1ND6C–Rainbow over Bawdsey Manor where in 1937 radar was developed by Robert Watson Watt and became the word's first operational radar station in 1940 for the Battle of Britain.
RMPAEW1D–USS English (DD-696): a 40mm gun crew prepares to bombard enemy installations along the Korean coast, circa October 1950 - February 1951. Photograph was received by the Naval Photographic Center on 21 February 1951. Note radar antenna on this quad 40mm mount and ammunition loaded in guns. Another 40mm mount, pointed in the opposite direction, is in the upper left background.
RF2EHXTA6–Marine lighthouse and beacon monochrome icons. Navigation in sea, safety on water, navigational construction on shore or coast. Nautical building towe
RMW1JTAE–Three soldiers of the United States Army sit in place at a radar used by the 90th Coast Artillery in Casablanca, French Morocco., 06/19/1943 (Operate is more correct) (the 90th CA (Antiaircraft) was an African-American unit)
RM2JRF1D6–The 360ft transmitter towers at Bawdsey Chain Home radar station, Suffolk, May 1945. Chain Home: AMES Type 1 CH East Coast, 360ft transmitter aerial towers at Bawdsey CH station, Suffolk.
RM2JXJ0M1–After The Preliminary Clearing Was Made On Middleburg Island, Off The Coast Of Dutch New Guinea, Bulldozers, Graders, And Scrapers Followed The Crews Clearing The Jungle. At This Time Other Units Had Landed, Installed And Tested Radar Defense And Anti-Ai
RF2T5P73T–Lighthouse line icons. Searchlight tower with seagull for marine navigation of ships. Vector
RF2GA61KX–Radar lighthouse icon. Outline radar lighthouse vector icon for web design isolated on white background
RMANY3KJ–Chile, Tierra del Fuego. A Chilean Navy Pilot Boat meets an Expedition Ship as it enters the Strait of Magellan.
RF2HJ0D8T–The harbour at Scarborough. An offshore supply vessel is moored in harbour with the bow of a boat in the foreground. Buildings are in the background
RF2DWY5JH–A boat moored in a harbour with a the light from a low sun onto its starboard side. The upper deck bristles with antenna and radar.
RF2J95P2K–A trawler is moored at a quay. Ropes make the boat fast and the bridge bristles with antenae. A cloudy sky is above.
RF2F9YBW6–A boat moored in a harbour with a gangway leading up. A person sits on the upper deck and an ancient castle wall is in the background.
RMPDE7DJ–OCEAN (May 11, 2018) A still frame captured from video shows an AGM-114L Longbow Hellfire missile fired from the Freedom variant littoral combat ship USS Milwaukee (LCS 5) striking a surface target during a live-fire missile exercise off the coast of Virginia, May 11, 2018. Milwaukee fired four Longbow Hellfire missiles that successfully struck fast inshore attack craft targets during a complex warfighting environment utilizing radar and other systems to track the targets.
RF2X67KWE–Two small fishing boats are moored alongside a quay and buildings are in the background. Lobster pots are stacked on the quayside.
RF2WMP666–Fishing boats are moored alongside a wharf which is stacked with lobster pots. Buildings line the waterfront and an ancient castle wall is above.
RM2T1KD26–The 360ft transmitter towers at Bawdsey Chain Home radar station, Suffolk, May 1945. Chain Home: AMES Type 1 CH East Coast, 360ft transmitter aerial towers at Bawdsey CH station, Suffolk.
RF2FM5R0W–Trawlers are moored alongside a wharf with reflections in the water. The yachts of a marina are beyond and a clear sky is above.
RM2JY1GY0–This Radar Van Houses The Transmitter, Keyer And Radar Scopes Of The 270 Da Radar Unit Of The 6Th Marine Air Warning Squadron. It Is Well Camouflaged Under Trees And Protected By Sand Bags. The Station Is On Top Of A Hill Overlooking The East Coast Of O
RF2KBNNAK–A fishing boat is moored in harbour. The harbour is beyond with houses by a cliff and a pier. A cloudy sky is overhead.
RF2F9YCKK–A fishing trawler is moored alongside a quay and the yachts of a marina are beyond. A clear sky is above.
RF2DC8PFH–A trawler is moored alongside a wharf and the yachts of a marina are beyond. A blue sky with clouds is above.
RF2GM3FF7–Lighthouse icons set. Outline set of lighthouse vector icons for web design isolated on white background
RF2C498JH–The harbour at Scarborough. An offshore supply vessel is moored to a quayside with two fishing trawlers moored to it. A cloudy sky is overhead.
RF2G8X174–A freshly painted trawler is moored alongside a wharf. Antennae and radar bristle above the bridge and a sky with clouds is above.
RM2FMJX86–Black and White photograph of Interior corridors within the War Tunnels of Jersey in the Channel Islands.
RF2K569JA–Lighthouse icons set. Isometric set of lighthouse vector icons outline isolated on white background
RF2RPT8T8–Plymouth, Devon, England UK: July 07 2022: Naval ships sail into the docks at Plymouth Sound.
RM2T1KBBD–Royal Air Force- 2nd Tactical Air Force, 1943-1945. Hawker Typhoon Mark IBs of No, 164 Squadron RAF, ready to take off from Thorney Island, Hampshire, to attack radar sites on the Normandy coast.
RF2G8X14J–A freshly painted trawler is moored alongside a wharf. Antennae and radar bristle above the bridge and a sky with clouds is above.
RF2JPTJ5X–A guard boat in harbour, bristiling with antennae and radar, is caught in an evening light. A lighthouse is beyond and a sky with cloud is above.
RF2C497BP–The sterns of two fishing boats moored in harbour. One is festooned with marker buoys and the bow of another boat is in the foreground.
RF2RPT8TR–Plymouth, Devon, England UK: July 07 2022: Naval ships sail into the docks at Plymouth Sound.
RF2AYGR85–Whitby harbour with a fishing trawler prominent in the foreground, The town lies beyond with buildings lining the waterfront and and a connecting bri
RM2JREYYJ–Royal Air Force- 2nd Tactical Air Force, 1943-1945. Hawker Typhoon Mark IBs of No, 164 Squadron RAF, ready to take off from Thorney Island, Hampshire, to attack radar sites on the Normandy coast.
RF2X6BMY4–Whitby harbour with fishing boats moored alongside a wharf. Buildings line the waterfront and a sky with clouds is above.
RM2T1MD1J–The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 Men of No. 1 Commando in jovial mood at Hastings after returning from a raid on St Cecily Plage near Le Touquet on the French coast to seize Freya and Wurzburg radar equipment, 4 June 1942.
RF2H7XG48–Small fishing boats are moored alongside a quay and buildings are in the background. Lobster pots are stacked on the wharf.
RM2T1KAY8–Royal Air Force Radar, 1939-1945 Chain Home: AMES Type 1 CH West Coast installation at Saligo Bay, Islay, Inner Hebrides. In the foreground is one of the 240ft wooden receiver towers, and, in the background, two pairs of 325ft guyed steel masts from which the transmitter aerials were suspended.
RF2C8PHYT–Fishing boats are moored together alongside a wharf and buildings stand along the waterfront. An ancient wall runs along the top of a hill.
RF2RPT8TA–Plymouth, Devon, England UK: July 07 2022: Naval ships sail into the docks at Plymouth Sound.
RM2T1K73K–Radar in Britain A Mains Switchboard in an East Coast 'Chain Home' Transmitter Building. This was one of the first types of radiolocation station to be erected in the defence of Great Britain. There exist two main Chain Home types, known as the East Coast and the West Coast. The East Coast was the first to be erected and is characterised by 360ft hugh, self-supporting, steel transmitting towers. The West Coast type of station uses 325ft high, guyed, steel transmitting masts.
RF2C8PHYH–Fishing boats are moored together alongside a wharf and buildings stand along the waterfront. An ancient wall runs along the top of a hill.
RF2RPT8T7–Plymouth, Devon, England UK: July 07 2022: Naval ships sail into the docks at Plymouth Sound.
RM2T1KE25–American Aircraft in RAF Service 1939-1945- Lockheed L-214 and L-414 Hudson. Hudson Mark I, T9277 ?QX-W?, of No. 224 Squadron RAF based at Leuchars, Fife, in flight off the Scottish coast. This was a late production Mark I, fitted with Hydromatic propellers and early ASV Mark 1 radar. T9277 went missing while on a patrol off Norway on 9 December 1940.
RF2C8PHWM–Fishing boats are moored together alongside a wharf and buildings stand along the waterfront. An ancient wall runs along the top of a hill.
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