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A field director (third from left) accompanies US paratroopers into battle.
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A 105mm howitzer supported by two 100ft G-11 chutes, during an 82nd AB Div exercise.
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A US paratrooper stands with rifle.
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American paratroopers land on Corregidor during the invasion of the island, February 1945.
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A rare photo of Stephen Prior at home.
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A young Stephen Prior (left) on a family day out.
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Argentinian prisoners are led away by British paratroopers.
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Argentinian prisoners are led away by British paras.
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Argentinian prisoners are secured and searched at Mount Longdon, June 1982.
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Argentinian mortar position outside Port Stanley.
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Argentinian prisoners are led away on Mount Longdon.
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Argentinian prisoner picked up at Camila House near Goose Green.
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Awaiting return to Goose Green for the memorial service.
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A Company, 2 PARA defensive position, Fitzroy.
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Annotated aerial recce photos of Teal Inlet, Falklands.
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Annotated aerial recce photos of Teal Inlet, Falklands.
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Annotated aerial recce photos of Teal Inlet, Falklands.
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Annotated aerial recce photos of Teal Inlet, Falklands.
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Airborne gunners operate a US 75mm pack gun.
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Airborne Operations in North Africa, 1942-3.
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Aerial shot of El Gamil Airfield annotated to show drop zone, rendezvous points, and direction of fly in.
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Aerial shot of Port Said showing part of the Suez Canal and surrounding buildings and land.
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Aerial shot of Port Said.
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Aerial shot of Port Said.
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Aerial shot of Port Said.
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Aerial shot of Port Said showing part of the Suez Canal and El Gamil Airfield.
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Aerial shot of Port Said.
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A member of the Parachute Regiment aims his gun out of a window in El Gamil.
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A member of 3 PARA stands on a balcony with a gun, overlooking a bomb-destroyed Port Said.
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A captured 3.7 inch anti-aircraft gun and other equipment, Suez, November 1956
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An SU-100 tank destroyer dug into sandy soil. A paratrooper stands on it holding a rifle.
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A French Liaison Officer stands with a seated British paratrooper, Suez, November 1956
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A parachute stick from the fledgling 151 Battalion await order to emplane, Airlanding School India, 1941
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A complete stick of training Indian parachutists having exited a Valencia, New Dehli, 1941
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A Parachute Stick from 151 Parachute Battalion pose for the camera while under training, India, Nov 1941
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A Parachute course stick photographed during the early parachute training days with their harnesses and headwear on.
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A recruit jumps from a fan trainer which simulates actual parachute landing speeds.
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A recruit lies in a harness ready to be pulled in drag training.
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A Ringway recruit learns what action to take on striking a tree.
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