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Picture shows The East Yorkshire Regiment, at Whitby, Yorkshire. The East Yorkshire Regiment was a line infantry regiment of the British Army
Picture shows The Reading Home Guard, Berkshire, England, during world War Two. The Home Guard was a volunteer unit made up of people too old or too young to be sent to battle
Miners at Coventry Colliery seen here working at the coal face. 5th March 1987
Station Officer Brown of the London Fire Service (LFS) with firemen Munkley and Matthews using breathing apparatus during the Second World War. 17th October 1940
Female fighters in Glasgow, one of the two fire stations to boast an all female staff. Firefighters take part in a pump and hose drill at the station. 18th December 1941
Picture taken at Number 56 (Woolwich) Squadron - air Training Corps. Picture shows Sir William Mitchell on Sunday morning 18th October 1942 on the front parade of the Royal Artillery Barracks
The march past of the ATC, Regents Park, London. 10, 000 attended the service and parade. Sir Archibald Sinclair took the salute
The National Fire Service womens fitness training course at the Regional Reserve Training Station in Tandridge, Surrey. Picture shows
Mr T. M. Watson, Chief Constable of Wallsall (wearing mac), leading his men in to the gas van during the Gas Drills at Walsall Fire station in preparation for a real attack. 29th October 1936
District Officer Coleman explaining the air raid precautions to the members of the Aston Hippodrome Company during their visit to the Central Fire Station in Birmingham
The National Fire Service Drill given before the Allied Defence Ministers at the Regional Headquarters, Lambeth. Pictured, agility teams giving demonstrations. 17th June 1942
Through the additional hazards of the seas under wartime conditions, men of the Merchant Navy have become gunners and look out men as well as continuing to be all round good sailors
Wives and sweethearts on board SS Empire Faith at a port in the north west of England where the ship unloads before heading out to sea again. Photo shows: All Scots reunion. Mrs W.J
British Soldiers marching in the countryside, distracted by two young women they encounter, August 1939
A training exercise in Harrow, Middlesex, with the cadets of the Lower School of John Lyon. British cadets learn how to arrest and bring in German soldiers. The cadets are dressed in German uniform
Picture shows a training exercise at a Home Guard School. During May 1943 - World War Two. The picture is from The Liverpool Echo
The South Liverpool Unit Sea Cadet Corps was honoured by a visit from Commodore B. K. Boase, R. N. PSTO NW Ports and Commander Notley RNR Garston. Picture taken 2nd July 1943
A parade in Lancashire. In front of the Northern Assurance Building Princess Street, Albert Square. Manchester. Major General Campbell and the Lord Mayor of Manchester taking the salute
The Fire Services in training at Everton Terrace. Liverpool. Merseyside. Everton Terrace Police Station was a sub station of Prescot Street Bridewell the then Headquarters of B Division
The AFS go about their training. World War Two. Hull Yorkshire. Caption suggests they are taking part in one kind of contest
A regiment from Wales during training in World War Two. It is not clear what regiment this is, but its worth noting that two of the main Welsh regiments in World War Two were The Royal Welsh
France celebrates Bastille Day in London. Picture shows General Vigarie inspecting the French ATS. (Auxiliary Territorial Service). ***note - some artist pen markings are left on this print
Dispatch riders of the East Riding Yeomanry make a dash for their vehicles when the alarm is sounded during training somewhere in the south of England during the Second World War. Circa 1940
Training for Air Crews. World War Two. Hundred of air crews are now being trained in order to obtain for Great Britain Air Supremacy
Indian Troops in camp in Derbyshire. Picture shows The Risalder - Major. A Senior Indian Officer at the camp. Though he is not named in this picture
Picture shows The Home Guard. Hull, Yorkshire, during World War Two. In this picture they are displaying the uniform and kit for each member of the brigade
Indian Troops in camp in Derbyshire. The officer commanding the unit, inspecting the quarter guard. They are members of the Royal Indian Army Service Corps (RIASC), mainly from the Punjab
Indian Troops in camp in Derbyshire. Picture shows King George VI and his wife Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon (Queen Elizabeth) accompanied by RS Hille
A close formation drill for the cavalrymen. Picture taken in the Hull area, possibly, East Riding, in the East of England. Note to editors
Rocket projector drill for the Home Guard during the Second World War. West Midlands. Circa 1942
Under the eye of a "Regular"Home Guards learn the art of loadingUnder the eye of a " Regular" Home Guards learn the art of loading. Rocket projector drill during the Second World War. West Midlands. Circa 1942
George Best opens a new bar. 8th August 1975
Mersey Tunnel breakthrough 4th March 1970 Breakthrough between the tunnels from Birkenhead and Liverpool under the River Mersey
Stonemasons at work in Manchester. 15th March 1932
A workman drilling holes in one of the bedstones on the Gateshead abutment for the bearings of the steel girders of the new Tyne Bridge
Opal mining at Lightning Ridge, New South Wales, Australia. 25th September 1977
A workman on the 6th March 1989 using a pneumatic drill, which can cause the vibration white finger industrial disease
Mobilisation of the Inns of Court Rifle Brigade 6th August 1914
Former model Patricia Armstrong who decided to give up modelling and go in to business making Tea and Coffee pots of her own special design
Roughnecks working on a oil production platform drilling for oil just off the coast of Abu Dhabi. July 1965
A Home Guard Sergeant giving women instructions on holding rifles during a drill. 4th November 1941
Crowded decks following a drill on board a British troopship carrying soldiers of the British Expeditionary Force in Norway, April 1940
West National Opera Company: Regiment Sergeant Major John Williams from Cardiffs Maindy Barracks has been called in by the Welsh National Opera Company to give the chorus parade ground drill
Army Service Corps France Circa October 1914 The unsung heroes of the British army during World War One, the ASC, known as " Ally Slopers Cavalry" - were the men who operated the transport
Mark Tolchard and Paul Anderson fitting a safety chain for Rita King in Prudhoe
Margaret Thatcher with husband Dennis visits the Black and Decker Factory in Spennymore
Margaret Thatcher visits the Black and Decker Factory in Spennymore
Gold - Wales - Miners drill a rich seam - at a mine, Clogau - 23rd January 1988
