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Troop drum Black & White Stock Photos
RMRYERBW–National Socialism, Nuremberg Rally, 'Reichsparteitag der Freiheit', Nuremberg 10.9.1935-16.9.1935, troop of drummers of the Jungvolk (German Youngsters in the Hitler Youth), Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMDAW3GY–Nazism / National Socialism, military, Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe, signal troop of an anti-aircraft searchlight battery during a manoeuvre, circa 1940, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2HFK3CX–Laing Sports Ground, Rowley Lane, Elstree, Barnet, London, 30/06/1984. A troop of drum majorettes march away from the football pitch after their performance for Gala Day at Laing's Elstree Sports Club.
RMDDG38M–Topaz, Utah. Members of the drum and bugle corp, formerly a boy scout troop at Los Angeles, pose fo . . . 538693
RM2A2MCEA–Original-Bildunterschrift: Der Kabelwagen wird auf dem Boot befestigt, Deutschland 1940er Jahre. The cable drum is loaded to the rubber boat, Germany 1940s.
RMW6MGXJ–Topaz, Utah. Members of the drum and bugle corp, formerly a boy scout troop at Los Angeles, pose fo . . .; Scope and content: The full caption for this photograph reads: Topaz, Utah. Members of the drum and bugle corp, formerly a boy scout troop at Los Angeles, pose for their photograph at the Topaz Relocation Center.
RM2JXPAYX–The Us 7Th Army'S Call For Gasoline Is Answered With Action By Planes And Soliders Of The 9Th Troop Carrier Command As A Crew Member Sends A 40 Gallon Drum Of 100 Octane Gasoline Out Of The Plane On A Set Of Steel Rails At An Air Base Somewhere In Germany
RM2T1MCJC–The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 Captain Gerald C S Montanaro of 101 Troop, Special Service Brigade, leads one of his men during combined operations training in the presence of the King at Inverary in Scotland, 9 October 1941. The officer is carrying a Luger pistol with drum magazine.
RM2B2BDCC–The natives troop of German protection soldiers in Dar es Salaam in German East Africa. They are on the way to an exercise.
RMKCWHAJ–S.C. National Guard Soldiers of Det.1, Co. B, 2-238th General Support Aviation Battalion, 59th Aviation Troop Command, fly and deliver one of their last CH-47D Chinooks helicopters to Summit Aviation, Middletown, New Castle County, Delaware, Aug.16 through Aug. 19, 2016. Call sign “Guard Copter 368” was one of the few CH-47D built as “true D-models,” at the end of the First Gulf War. 368 served with Det.1 for the last ten years, to include the 2009 and 2013 deployments to Afghanistan; during its service, “368” earned a reputation for reliability and sturdiness among the unit’s pilots, maintai
RM2DBHTN8–A troop of the French Railway Guard in Saarland march drumming through the old town of Saarbruecken before they leave the Saar area. At the corner to Kronprinzenstrasse there is an inn.
RMP31F59–South Carolina Army National Guard (SCARNG) Soldiers perform an equipment inventory upon receiving a CH-47F from Company B, 3-10 GSAB “Colossal,” 10th CAB, 10th Mountain (Infantry Light) Division, Aug. 17, 2016, Fort Drum, NY. The helicopter escorted its predecessor, CH-47D 'Guard Copter 368' during its last mission. Assigned to Detachment 1, Company B, 2-238th General Support Aviation Battalion, 59th Aviation Troop Command, call-sign “Guard Copter 368” is one of the few CH-47D built as “true D-models,” at the end of the First Gulf War. '368' served with Det. 1 for the last ten years, both in
![To commemorate the birthday of Frederick the Great, the Knights of the High Order Pour le Merite gathered in Berlin on January 24, 1936, to lay a wreath at the Neue Wache Memorial. An honorary company of the guard troop of the Neue Wache marches up in front of the order bearers, among them Field Marshal August von Mackensen (center, front row, greeting) and the city commander of Berlin General Ernst Schaumburg (left beside). [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2GY4PNH/to-commemorate-the-birthday-of-frederick-the-great-the-knights-of-the-high-order-pour-le-merite-gathered-in-berlin-on-january-24-1936-to-lay-a-wreath-at-the-neue-wache-memorial-an-honorary-company-of-the-guard-troop-of-the-neue-wache-marches-up-in-front-of-the-order-bearers-among-them-field-marshal-august-von-mackensen-center-front-row-greeting-and-the-city-commander-of-berlin-general-ernst-schaumburg-left-beside-automated-translation-2GY4PNH.jpg "To commemorate the birthday of Frederick the Great, the Knights of the High Order Pour le Merite gathered in Berlin on January 24, 1936, to lay a wreath at the Neue Wache Memorial. An honorary company of the guard troop of the Neue Wache marches up in front of the order bearers, among them Field Marshal August von Mackensen (center, front row, greeting) and the city commander of Berlin General Ernst Schaumburg (left beside). [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2GY4PNH–To commemorate the birthday of Frederick the Great, the Knights of the High Order Pour le Merite gathered in Berlin on January 24, 1936, to lay a wreath at the Neue Wache Memorial. An honorary company of the guard troop of the Neue Wache marches up in front of the order bearers, among them Field Marshal August von Mackensen (center, front row, greeting) and the city commander of Berlin General Ernst Schaumburg (left beside). [automated translation]
RF2N0ACWM–Antique illustration of Prussian landwehr, XIX century. From left to right: 1,3. Landwehr men; 2,6. Officers; 4. Reiter; 5. Drummer; 7,8. Uhlans; 9. M
RM2B2BCXR–The departure of the German occupation from Tientsin under the homeward-bound pennant. The sign says: 'Home transport. China 1906.'
![. The story of Company A, Twenty-fifth Regiment, Mass. Vols. in the the War of the Rebellion [electronic resource] . usement asthey thought best. We have seen how CompanyA boys amused themselves. It was some threehours or more before the other troops arrived, butat the first sound of the drum the men came troop-ing from all directions, and before it ceased beatingevery one was in place, and every gun taken whenthe order take arms was given. The Colonel wasmuch pleased, and complimented the boys on theirpromptness. We left Sunday morning, November 2nd, march-ing through a thinly settled country Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CDG3RC/the-story-of-company-a-twenty-fifth-regiment-mass-vols-in-the-the-war-of-the-rebellion-electronic-resource-usement-asthey-thought-best-we-have-seen-how-companya-boys-amused-themselves-it-was-some-threehours-or-more-before-the-other-troops-arrived-butat-the-first-sound-of-the-drum-the-men-came-troop-ing-from-all-directions-and-before-it-ceased-beatingevery-one-was-in-place-and-every-gun-taken-whenthe-order-take-arms-was-given-the-colonel-wasmuch-pleased-and-complimented-the-boys-on-theirpromptness-we-left-sunday-morning-november-2nd-march-ing-through-a-thinly-settled-country-2CDG3RC.jpg ". The story of Company A, Twenty-fifth Regiment, Mass. Vols. in the the War of the Rebellion [electronic resource] . usement asthey thought best. We have seen how CompanyA boys amused themselves. It was some threehours or more before the other troops arrived, butat the first sound of the drum the men came troop-ing from all directions, and before it ceased beatingevery one was in place, and every gun taken whenthe order take arms was given. The Colonel wasmuch pleased, and complimented the boys on theirpromptness. We left Sunday morning, November 2nd, march-ing through a thinly settled country Stock Photo")
RM2CDG3RC–. The story of Company A, Twenty-fifth Regiment, Mass. Vols. in the the War of the Rebellion [electronic resource] . usement asthey thought best. We have seen how CompanyA boys amused themselves. It was some threehours or more before the other troops arrived, butat the first sound of the drum the men came troop-ing from all directions, and before it ceased beatingevery one was in place, and every gun taken whenthe order take arms was given. The Colonel wasmuch pleased, and complimented the boys on theirpromptness. We left Sunday morning, November 2nd, march-ing through a thinly settled country
RM2DBHTN5–View of a British contingent of the International Force for the Protection of the Saar Referendum in a street decorated with swastika flags and imperial flags in Saarbruecken.
RM2A2MCDX–Original-Bildunterschrift: Kableverlegung durch einen Fluß - der Kabelwagen wird auf dem Boot befestigt, Deutschland 1940er Jahre. Installing wires on the river - the cable drum is loaded to the rubber boat, Germany 1940s.
RMW1JWCD–Topaz, Utah. Members of the drum and bugle corp, formerly a boy scout troop at Los Angeles, pose fo . . .; Scope and content: The full caption for this photograph reads: Topaz, Utah. Members of the drum and bugle corp, formerly a boy scout troop at Los Angeles, pose for their photograph at the Topaz Relocation Center.
RM2TA3N0C–A Vietnamese soldier runs out of a Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 165 Sea Knight while the crew chief unloads a 55-gallon drum. The CH-53 helicopters were heavily utilized for resupply missions during the Vietnam War. This photograph was taken in 1966 by Sgt. HATWAWAY and is from the Defense Department.
RM2A2MC4W–Original-Bildunterschrift: Legen einer Fernsprechleitung durch Soldaten der Luftnachrichtentruppe, Deutschland 1940er Jahre. Arranging a telephone wire by soldiers of the signal corps, Germany 1940s.
RMKCWHBT–S.C. National Guard Soldiers of Det.1, Co. B, 2-238th General Support Aviation Battalion, 59th Aviation Troop Command, fly and deliver one of their last CH-47D Chinooks helicopters to Summit Aviation, Middletown, New Castle County, Delaware, Aug.16 through Aug. 19, 2016. Call sign “Guard Copter 368” was one of the few CH-47D built as “true D-models,” at the end of the First Gulf War. 368 served with Det.1 for the last ten years, to include the 2009 and 2013 deployments to Afghanistan; during its service, “368” earned a reputation for reliability and sturdiness among the unit’s pilots, maintai
RMKCWHAE–S.C. National Guard Soldiers of Det.1, Co. B, 2-238th General Support Aviation Battalion, 59th Aviation Troop Command, fly and deliver one of their last CH-47D Chinooks helicopters to Summit Aviation, Middletown, New Castle County, Delaware, Aug.16 through Aug. 19, 2016. Call sign “Guard Copter 368” was one of the few CH-47D built as “true D-models,” at the end of the First Gulf War. 368 served with Det.1 for the last ten years, to include the 2009 and 2013 deployments to Afghanistan; during its service, “368” earned a reputation for reliability and sturdiness among the unit’s pilots, maintai
RMKCWHC0–S.C. National Guard Soldiers of Det.1, Co. B, 2-238th General Support Aviation Battalion, 59th Aviation Troop Command, fly and deliver one of their last CH-47D Chinooks helicopters to Summit Aviation, Middletown, New Castle County, Delaware, Aug.16 through Aug. 19, 2016. Call sign “Guard Copter 368” was one of the few CH-47D built as “true D-models,” at the end of the First Gulf War. 368 served with Det.1 for the last ten years, to include the 2009 and 2013 deployments to Afghanistan; during its service, “368” earned a reputation for reliability and sturdiness among the unit’s pilots, maintai
RMKCWHAM–S.C. National Guard Soldiers of Det.1, Co. B, 2-238th General Support Aviation Battalion, 59th Aviation Troop Command, fly and deliver one of their last CH-47D Chinooks helicopters to Summit Aviation, Middletown, New Castle County, Delaware, Aug.16 through Aug. 19, 2016. Call sign “Guard Copter 368” was one of the few CH-47D built as “true D-models,” at the end of the First Gulf War. 368 served with Det.1 for the last ten years, to include the 2009 and 2013 deployments to Afghanistan; during its service, “368” earned a reputation for reliability and sturdiness among the unit’s pilots, maintai
RMKCWHAX–S.C. National Guard Soldiers of Det.1, Co. B, 2-238th General Support Aviation Battalion, 59th Aviation Troop Command, fly and deliver one of their last CH-47D Chinooks helicopters to Summit Aviation, Middletown, New Castle County, Delaware, Aug.16 through Aug. 19, 2016. Call sign “Guard Copter 368” was one of the few CH-47D built as “true D-models,” at the end of the First Gulf War. 368 served with Det.1 for the last ten years, to include the 2009 and 2013 deployments to Afghanistan; during its service, “368” earned a reputation for reliability and sturdiness among the unit’s pilots, maintai
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