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Test dummies Black & White Stock Photos

RMHRF8T4–Crash Test Dummies

Crash test dummies being examined at a Ford test plant 1968 Stock Photo

RMB4G0TB–Crash test dummies being examined at a Ford test plant 1968

OPERATION TEAPOT Dummies are prepared for the series of nuclear explosion tests in early 1955 at the US Army Nevada Test Site. Stock Photo

RMMB59M8–OPERATION TEAPOT Dummies are prepared for the series of nuclear explosion tests in early 1955 at the US Army Nevada Test Site.

RMT0P091–crash test, 1960

RAF parachute test section at work . A demonstration was given at the Royal Air Force parachute section at Henlow Aerodrome , Bedfordshire , of the work and training of parachutists . Testing parachutes is one of the items open to inspection by the public on Empire Air Day May 24 , and this was also demonstrated . Photo shows Dummies dropping by parachutes simultaneously from a Vickers 'Virginia' parachute training aircraft during the demonstration . 10 May 1934 Stock Photo

RM2BW387T–RAF parachute test section at work . A demonstration was given at the Royal Air Force parachute section at Henlow Aerodrome , Bedfordshire , of the work and training of parachutists . Testing parachutes is one of the items open to inspection by the public on Empire Air Day May 24 , and this was also demonstrated . Photo shows Dummies dropping by parachutes simultaneously from a Vickers 'Virginia' parachute training aircraft during the demonstration . 10 May 1934

Public crash test of TUV Bayern. A VW Golf I is dropped by a crane from a height of 10 meters. The impact corresponds roughly to a frontal accident at 50 km / h. Stock Photo

RMRMFR20–Public crash test of TUV Bayern. A VW Golf I is dropped by a crane from a height of 10 meters. The impact corresponds roughly to a frontal accident at 50 km / h.

Nuclear 'Operation Cue' tested human ability to survive atomic bombs. These manikins at 7,000 feet from ground zero were part Stock Photo

RMCWCEYP–Nuclear 'Operation Cue' tested human ability to survive atomic bombs. These manikins at 7,000 feet from ground zero were part

Witney, Oxfordshire, UK. 29th January, 2015. Blues man Son of Dave - ex-Crash Test Dummy Benjamin Darvill - on stage at Fat Lil's in Witney Picture: Ric Mellis 29/1/2015 Witney, Oxfordshire, UK Catchline: Son of Dave Credit: Ric Mellis/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMEFAPJ5–Witney, Oxfordshire, UK. 29th January, 2015. Blues man Son of Dave - ex-Crash Test Dummy Benjamin Darvill - on stage at Fat Lil's in Witney Picture: Ric Mellis 29/1/2015 Witney, Oxfordshire, UK Catchline: Son of Dave Credit: Ric Mellis/Alamy Live News

Senior Airman Nickolas Torrez, 5th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter, performs CPR on a training dummy during an exercise at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Aug. 28, 2015. The two training dummies representing injured personnel, one in the cockpit and the other outside the aircraft, were used to test firefighters ability to evacuate victims from difficult locations. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class J. T. Armstrong) Stock Photo

RMPEJ6WX–Senior Airman Nickolas Torrez, 5th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter, performs CPR on a training dummy during an exercise at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Aug. 28, 2015. The two training dummies representing injured personnel, one in the cockpit and the other outside the aircraft, were used to test firefighters ability to evacuate victims from difficult locations. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class J. T. Armstrong)

3d rendering of a human dummy upside down isolated in white studio background. Stock Photo

RFTD1JCP–3d rendering of a human dummy upside down isolated in white studio background.

Caption: 'A set of dummies propped up in the Sahara Desert awaiting an atomic bomb explosion during the French nuclear testing, 1960.' The French Reggane nuclear test series was a group of 4 nuclear tests conducted in 1960-1961 during the Algerian War. Ge Stock Photo

RMG16BK3–Caption: 'A set of dummies propped up in the Sahara Desert awaiting an atomic bomb explosion during the French nuclear testing, 1960.' The French Reggane nuclear test series was a group of 4 nuclear tests conducted in 1960-1961 during the Algerian War. Ge

Four mannequins in damaged living room. Stock Photo

RF2GGP880–Four mannequins in damaged living room.

RMT0P08Y–crash test, 1960

RM2BW387K–RAF parachute test section at work . A demonstration was given at the Royal Air Force parachute section at Henlow Aerodrome , Bedfordshire , of the work and training of parachutists . Testing parachutes is one of the items open to inspection by the public on Empire Air Day May 24 , and this was also demonstrated . Photo shows Dummies dropping by parachutes simultaneously from a Vickers 'Virginia' parachute training aircraft during the demonstration . 10 May 1934

Operation Doorstep, Civil Defense Study, 1953 Stock Photo

RMHRP20R–Operation Doorstep, Civil Defense Study, 1953

A training dummy, representing a victim, lies on the flightline after being rescued from a simulated B-52H Stratofortress engine fire during a training exercise at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Aug. 28, 2015. The two training dummies represented injured personnel, one in the cockpit and the other outside the aircraft, were used to test firefighters ability to evacuate victims from difficult locations. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class J. T. Armstrong) Stock Photo

RMPEJ6WY–A training dummy, representing a victim, lies on the flightline after being rescued from a simulated B-52H Stratofortress engine fire during a training exercise at Minot Air Force Base, N.D., Aug. 28, 2015. The two training dummies represented injured personnel, one in the cockpit and the other outside the aircraft, were used to test firefighters ability to evacuate victims from difficult locations. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class J. T. Armstrong)