Bristol University Students On Training Exercise In Germany - 28 July 2014
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceThe British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceDuring the assault, communication is key above the dis-orientation of live fireThe British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceA mass debrief of the platoon after a successful package.The British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceThe British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceTaking up defensive positions after the assault.The British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
Somerset Cadets Show Off High-Tech Skills To Royal Visitor - 11 June 2014
Three younger members of Somerset ACF’s Silver Bugles salute Her Royal Highness the Countess of Wessex on her arrival at Yoxter Camp, (from the front): Cadet Luke Nicholas, aged 13, of Normandy Company (Uphill, Weston-super-Mare); Lance Corporal Ethan Gollicker, 14, and Cadet Connor Burfoot, 13, both of Gibraltar Company (Frome).
Lieutenant John Kitchen (right), Wellington Platoon Commander, Somerset ACF, briefs HRH The Countess of Wessex on command tasks being undertaken by his Cadets. Also present: Colonel Paul Richardson, Commandant, Somerset AFC, and Brigadier Tony Dalby-Welsh, Chief Executive, Wessex RFCA.
Air Training Corps Cadets Joseph Brace, 14, and Stephanie Tatar, 13, both of 2282 Somer Squadron (Midsomer Norton), demonstrate the QuadCopter to HRH The Countess of Wessex.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
Pictured is Charlie Whitcombe, 22
from shoot: Royal Marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
Pictured is Charlie Whitcombe, 22
from shoot: Royal Marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Pictured is Dan Phillips from Bristol
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Pictured is Dan Phillips from Bristol
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Pictured is Dan Phillips from Bristol
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Pictured is Dan Phillips from Bristol
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceThe British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceDuring the assault, communication is key above the dis-orientation of live fireThe British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceA mass debrief of the platoon after a successful package.The British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceThe British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
Photographer - SSgt Mark Nesbit RLC (Army Photographer) - HQ 1(UK) Armd DivA degree of military experienceTaking up defensive positions after the assault.The British Army has long invested in youth and especially in the potential for young officers. The University Officer Training Corps in Bristol, is one such departments that offers young graduates a taste of the Army life.Based in Bristol but covering the area of Bath and the University of West England, young graduates (Officer Cadets), conduct their annual training exercise which offers Military Skills training, Adventure Training and a number of cultural activities over an intense two week package in Northern Germany.The OCDT's all have a range of military experience, but after the long drive from the Bristol area, they are quickly immersed into the field where they are trained and tested on some basic military skills. Then after some adventure training on and around a local lake, they then experience some of the local museums, including the holocaust museum at Bergen-Belsen.ENDSNOTE TO DESKS: MoD release authorised handout images. All images remain crown copyright. Photo credit to read - Staff Sergeant Mark Nesbit RLC (Phot)richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.ukshanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.ukRichard Watt - 07836 515306Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723
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On left, Cadet Serjeant Major Wesley Williams negiotiates some white water while hiking in the Rockies
Wesley Williams and Cadet leader enjoying the amazing views in the Rockies
Three younger members of Somerset ACF’s Silver Bugles salute Her Royal Highness the Countess of Wessex on her arrival at Yoxter Camp, (from the front): Cadet Luke Nicholas, aged 13, of Normandy Company (Uphill, Weston-super-Mare); Lance Corporal Ethan Gollicker, 14, and Cadet Connor Burfoot, 13, both of Gibraltar Company (Frome).
Lieutenant John Kitchen (right), Wellington Platoon Commander, Somerset ACF, briefs HRH The Countess of Wessex on command tasks being undertaken by his Cadets. Also present: Colonel Paul Richardson, Commandant, Somerset AFC, and Brigadier Tony Dalby-Welsh, Chief Executive, Wessex RFCA.
Air Training Corps Cadets Joseph Brace, 14, and Stephanie Tatar, 13, both of 2282 Somer Squadron (Midsomer Norton), demonstrate the QuadCopter to HRH The Countess of Wessex.
INSITU PORTRAIT OF CDR JANE ALLEN
Images taken at the top of Semaphore Tower and HMS Nelson Wardroom Garden.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
Pictured is Charlie Whitcombe, 22
from shoot: Royal Marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
Pictured is Charlie Whitcombe, 22
from shoot: Royal Marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 26/05/12.
Royal Marines Reserves training in Lymstone, Devon
from shoot: Royal marines.
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Pictured is Dan Phillips from Bristol
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Pictured is Dan Phillips from Bristol
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Pictured is Dan Phillips from Bristol
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Pictured is Dan Phillips from Bristol
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
Photo by Guy Harrop 22/09/12
Royal Marine reserves in training at Lympstone, Devon
Image copyright Guy Harrop
m.07866 464282 or 01271 850317
