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WW2 - Paratroop Tribesmen of the Iraq Levies in their traditional tribal costumes before going on leave from the R.A.F. station where they are training
WW2, ParatroopAn illustration of a little bow dressed in the uniform of a WW2 paratrooper, he is falling from the skies in his parachute. Date: circa 1940s
Vickers Wellington B. III BK461, with Dunlop Compacta tyresVickers Wellington B.III BK461, at Honiley with Dunlop for trials of its Compacta wheel covers. Seen with the smallest diameter wheels fitted
American paratroop, hunting snipers in St. Mere Eglise, firing a volley into a church tower, used by German soldiers as an observation post
Thai paratroop trainee jump over Royal Air Force SembawangThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 11: The paratrooper jumped out from the airplane door to Sembawang airport, Singapore. You can see runway at the downside
Thai paratroop trainee practising rapellingThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 09:The rappelling training down from the tree when the parachute stuck in the tree. It is a training Class
Thai paratroop trainees group photograph before first jumpThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 10:My dress with parachute is completed. Take a photo to be a good memory before take off the airplane
Thai paratroop trainee practising a treescape - parachuteThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 08:The training of take the chute out from the body while be strapped in a parachute in a tree
Thai paratroop trainee practising control of the parachuteThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 07:The practice of controlling the chute while floating in the air. -Signature
Thai paratroop trainees waiting for the green lightThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 05:Red light! Waiting for the green light to be signal for jump. (Red on - waiting for the Green light) Date: 1955
Thai paratrooper practising exiting the jump-shipThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 06:The training jumped out from the aeroplane door. (Training for exiting the aircraft.) Date: 1955
Thai paratroop trainees seated in the jump-shipThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 03:Take a seat in the_Valetta_ aeroplane. (Seated in the Valetta) Date: 1955
Thai paratroop trainees preparing to jumpThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 04:On the mark! Action -Station -Signature- (Action stations - preparing to jump from the Valetta) Date: 1955
Thai paratroop trainees boarding the jump-shipThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 02: Walk in a line to take off the_Valetta_ aeroplane. (Lining up to board the Valetta, for a jump.) Date: 1955
Thai paratroopers fitting parachutesThai paratroop training by the Royal Air Force at RAF Sembawang in Singapore 01:My dress with parachute is X Type. (Fitting the X- Type parachute) Date: 1955
Royal Air Force Armstrong Whitworth A. W. 38 Whitley Mk. IIIRoyal Air Force Armstrong Whitworth A.W.38 Whitley Mk.III. The Tiger engined Mk.III was no longer used operationally by September 1941
Avro York C. 1 LV639Avro York C.1 LV639, the fourth prototype York, used for paratroop dropping trials from a hatch in the belly, but was found unsuitable due to slipstream effects. Date: circa 1943
Mexican officers visit paratroop displayPhotograph: Mexican officers visit paratroop display. Major General Gustav Salinas commander of the Mexican Air Force and Captain Radames Gaxiela paid a visit to an airfield in the Eastern Command to
Four British Paratroop officers setting watchesPhotograph, 6th Jun 1944: four British Paratroop officers setting watches before taking-off just before dawn. Associated with D Day, World War Two, North West Europe (1944-1945)
Armstrong Whitworth AW 38 Whitley V -withdrawn from front-line service in late 1942, the Whitley continued to serve as a transport, submarine hunter and paratroop trainer