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British Army of the Rhine peace celebrations in Cologne, 19 July 1919, following end of World War 1. Occupation forces in Stock Photo

RMERGFP9–British Army of the Rhine peace celebrations in Cologne, 19 July 1919, following end of World War 1. Occupation forces in

Signposts on the approach to the Joint Headquarters (JHQ) British army camp near Rheindahlen, Germany Stock Photo

RMB7M60G–Signposts on the approach to the Joint Headquarters (JHQ) British army camp near Rheindahlen, Germany

1st battalion South Wales Borderers, march through Westgate Square, Newport, Wales, 14th May 1959. The Battalion, as freemen of the borough, marched through the town with bayments fixed and drums beating before they embark shortly for a three year tour of duty in B.A.O.R. aka British Army of the Rhine. Stock Photo

RMERXCRJ–1st battalion South Wales Borderers, march through Westgate Square, Newport, Wales, 14th May 1959. The Battalion, as freemen of the borough, marched through the town with bayments fixed and drums beating before they embark shortly for a three year tour of duty in B.A.O.R. aka British Army of the Rhine.

Group photo, British Army of the Rhine Stock Photo

RMG3BYTT–Group photo, British Army of the Rhine

1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - Locals crossing the frozen River Rhine. Germans were given a surprising amount of freedom during the occupation. Stock Photo

RM2E3816F–1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - Locals crossing the frozen River Rhine. Germans were given a surprising amount of freedom during the occupation.

MONTGOMERY 1958: After 50 years in the British Army, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, victor of Alamein, of Sicily, Italy and the Rhine is within hours of his retirement. He is pictured here, in jovial mood, on arrival at Northolt from Paris. Stock Photo

RMG596AY–MONTGOMERY 1958: After 50 years in the British Army, Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, victor of Alamein, of Sicily, Italy and the Rhine is within hours of his retirement. He is pictured here, in jovial mood, on arrival at Northolt from Paris.

Entrance to the headquarters of the Northern Army Group (JHQ Rheindahlen), British Army of the Rhine in Rheindahlen, Germany. Original 1960's image. Stock Photo

RMBX8KHG–Entrance to the headquarters of the Northern Army Group (JHQ Rheindahlen), British Army of the Rhine in Rheindahlen, Germany. Original 1960's image.

1918 British howitzer Cologne firing on Rhine December National Anthem artillery piece shells shell gunner crew bridge gun Stock Photo

RFCCA919–1918 British howitzer Cologne firing on Rhine December National Anthem artillery piece shells shell gunner crew bridge gun

1945 News Chronicle front page reporting Field Marshal Montgomery and British Army Cross the River Rhine Stock Photo

RMF22EDW–1945 News Chronicle front page reporting Field Marshal Montgomery and British Army Cross the River Rhine

British Artillery parade on banks of the Rhine 1919 Stock Photo

RMJK27FP–British Artillery parade on banks of the Rhine 1919

A soldier training for chemical warfare is instructed how to use small arms while wearing a nuclear and chemical protection suit Stock Photo

RMA48JB4–A soldier training for chemical warfare is instructed how to use small arms while wearing a nuclear and chemical protection suit

Mar. 03, 1981 - BRITISH ARMY TEAM TO CLIMB CHINESE MOUNTAIN An eight man British Army climbing expedition leave. London tomorrow in a first ever bid to climb the 23,500 ft. Mount Siasi in Central China. It will be the first time British climbers have tackled a mountain peak in China for nearly 50 years.. Leader of the expedition is Major Henry Day, Royal Engineer., from Knutsford, OheahLre, serving with the British Army of the Rhine in Germany, Other members of his team also based in Germany. PHOTO SHOWS: Pictured at the Chinese Stock Photo

RME11Y56–Mar. 03, 1981 - BRITISH ARMY TEAM TO CLIMB CHINESE MOUNTAIN An eight man British Army climbing expedition leave. London tomorrow in a first ever bid to climb the 23,500 ft. Mount Siasi in Central China. It will be the first time British climbers have tackled a mountain peak in China for nearly 50 years.. Leader of the expedition is Major Henry Day, Royal Engineer., from Knutsford, OheahLre, serving with the British Army of the Rhine in Germany, Other members of his team also based in Germany. PHOTO SHOWS: Pictured at the Chinese

A British soldier in a command post overlooking the Nijmegen Bridge in the Netherlands. Crossing the River Rhine, it was a vital bridgehead into the Eindhoven corridor taken in September 1944 by Allied troops during the second World War. Stock Photo

RM2WFHPXT–A British soldier in a command post overlooking the Nijmegen Bridge in the Netherlands. Crossing the River Rhine, it was a vital bridgehead into the Eindhoven corridor taken in September 1944 by Allied troops during the second World War.

World War 1 - British motor-launchers on patrol on the Rhine passing under the Hohenzollern Bridge at Cologne. Stock Photo

RMDYEGKK–World War 1 - British motor-launchers on patrol on the Rhine passing under the Hohenzollern Bridge at Cologne.

Aerial view, former military training area of the British Rhine Army, Borkenberge, Haltern am See, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Stock Photo

RM2BHB1X9–Aerial view, former military training area of the British Rhine Army, Borkenberge, Haltern am See, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Aerial view, former military base of the British Army of the Rhine, JHQ Rheindahlen, Mönchengladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia Stock Photo

RME207E2–Aerial view, former military base of the British Army of the Rhine, JHQ Rheindahlen, Mönchengladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia

Lt Gen Sir Alexander Godley . Commander in Chief of the British Army on the Rhine . 16 February 1923 Stock Photo

RM2BWAX8M–Lt Gen Sir Alexander Godley . Commander in Chief of the British Army on the Rhine . 16 February 1923

Seven Years War (1756-1763). Map of the Battle of Vellinghausen (July 15-16, 1761). It took place on the banks of the Lippe River in North West Germany. Confronted the allied Prussian-Hanoverian-British army led by Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick against the French army under the command of the Duc de Broglie and the Prince Soubise. The French force had to retreat. Published in 1765 by the cartographer Jean de Beaurain (1696-1771) as an illustration of his Great Map of Germany, with the events that took place during the Seven Years War. Allied army in red and the French army in blue. Etching and Stock Photo

RM2M0F3E6–Seven Years War (1756-1763). Map of the Battle of Vellinghausen (July 15-16, 1761). It took place on the banks of the Lippe River in North West Germany. Confronted the allied Prussian-Hanoverian-British army led by Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick against the French army under the command of the Duc de Broglie and the Prince Soubise. The French force had to retreat. Published in 1765 by the cartographer Jean de Beaurain (1696-1771) as an illustration of his Great Map of Germany, with the events that took place during the Seven Years War. Allied army in red and the French army in blue. Etching and

A Royal Corps of Signals signaller in the 7th Armoured Division, British Army of the Rhine. Stock Photo

RM2Y09G7P–A Royal Corps of Signals signaller in the 7th Armoured Division, British Army of the Rhine.

A BAOR (British Army of the Rhine) ashtray in the REME Museum (Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers), Lyneham, Wiltshire, UK. Stock Photo

RM2EH62HD–A BAOR (British Army of the Rhine) ashtray in the REME Museum (Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers), Lyneham, Wiltshire, UK.

Conversion, former military headquarters of the British Army Army, JHQ Rheindahlen, Mönchengladbach, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Stock Photo

RMHRY21T–Conversion, former military headquarters of the British Army Army, JHQ Rheindahlen, Mönchengladbach, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Winston Churchill seen here crossing the Rhine with Montgomery, 1945. Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill, 1874 – 1965. British politician, army officer, writer and twice Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, 1887 – 1976, aka 'Monty'. Senior British Army officer who served in the First World War, the Irish War of Independence and the Second World War. From The War in Pictures, Sixth Year. Stock Photo

RM2X55JDR–Winston Churchill seen here crossing the Rhine with Montgomery, 1945. Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill, 1874 – 1965. British politician, army officer, writer and twice Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, 1887 – 1976, aka 'Monty'. Senior British Army officer who served in the First World War, the Irish War of Independence and the Second World War. From The War in Pictures, Sixth Year.

British Army Royal Engineers enaged in the building of The Freeman Bridge, The River Rhine, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Stock Photo

RM2RG9CR7–British Army Royal Engineers enaged in the building of The Freeman Bridge, The River Rhine, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - A group of sappers cross the river at Schersteine in single file on a pontoon bridge built by the Royal Engineers. Stock Photo

RM2E3813H–1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - A group of sappers cross the river at Schersteine in single file on a pontoon bridge built by the Royal Engineers.

Vintage photo of World War I period. U.S. Army tractor negotiating the steep declivities of Rhine at Coblenz. 1918 Stock Photo

RM2HG3CRT–Vintage photo of World War I period. U.S. Army tractor negotiating the steep declivities of Rhine at Coblenz. 1918

Chancellor Helmut Kohl and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visit a British base in Germany (Lueneburg Heath or Sennelage), here, inspecting an honour guard of the Rhine Army. Stock Photo

RMRMEXFB–Chancellor Helmut Kohl and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visit a British base in Germany (Lueneburg Heath or Sennelage), here, inspecting an honour guard of the Rhine Army.

Recklinghausen, DEU, 21.07.1991 - Farewell ceremony for soldiers of the British Army of the Rhine in Recklinghausen. On May 1, 1994, the Army of the Rhine was disbanded and the remaining units reorganized as the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2J5CNP5–Recklinghausen, DEU, 21.07.1991 - Farewell ceremony for soldiers of the British Army of the Rhine in Recklinghausen. On May 1, 1994, the Army of the Rhine was disbanded and the remaining units reorganized as the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps. [automated translation]

1944 The Daily Telegraph front page reporting Demobilisation plans announced, British Army reach Rhine at Nijmegen and battle for Brest Stock Photo

RM2WT2X9K–1944 The Daily Telegraph front page reporting Demobilisation plans announced, British Army reach Rhine at Nijmegen and battle for Brest

British searchlight on the Rhine, 1919 Stock Photo

RMJK27PF–British searchlight on the Rhine, 1919

British Army Skeeter Helicopter on Roof Stock Photo

RFK77T34–British Army Skeeter Helicopter on Roof

Jun. 18, 1957 - General Speidel Inspects British Troops At Nato Headquarters In Germany. Hans Speidel the German Commander of promoted from Lieut. General to General - today paid his Gladback - which is under the command of General Sir Dudley ward, C.in C. British Rhine Army.. Photo shows General Speidel inspects the guard of Honour of British Troops - during his visit to the H.Q. at Munchen-Gladbach today. Stock Photo

RME0PXYN–Jun. 18, 1957 - General Speidel Inspects British Troops At Nato Headquarters In Germany. Hans Speidel the German Commander of promoted from Lieut. General to General - today paid his Gladback - which is under the command of General Sir Dudley ward, C.in C. British Rhine Army.. Photo shows General Speidel inspects the guard of Honour of British Troops - during his visit to the H.Q. at Munchen-Gladbach today.

On the 25th March 1945, Prime Minister Winston Churchill along with General Mongomery crossed the River Rhine, Germany on a landing craft during the final days of the Second World War in Europe. Stock Photo

RM2WFHRHM–On the 25th March 1945, Prime Minister Winston Churchill along with General Mongomery crossed the River Rhine, Germany on a landing craft during the final days of the Second World War in Europe.

Field Marshal Herbert Plumer, Viscount Plumer, (1857 – 1932) British Army officer; later served as Commander-in-Chief of the British Army of the Rhine and then as Governor of Malta before becoming High Commissioner of the British Mandate for Palestine 1925-1928 Stock Photo

RMG2N0GH–Field Marshal Herbert Plumer, Viscount Plumer, (1857 – 1932) British Army officer; later served as Commander-in-Chief of the British Army of the Rhine and then as Governor of Malta before becoming High Commissioner of the British Mandate for Palestine 1925-1928

RM2BHB1WM–Aerial view, former military training area of the British Rhine Army, Borkenberge, Haltern am See, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

RME207E4–Aerial view, former military base of the British Army of the Rhine, JHQ Rheindahlen, Mönchengladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia

Armoured ambulances passing Queen Elizabeth II during the Silver Jubilee Review of the British Army of the Rhine at Sennelager, West Germany. Stock Photo

RMG4HWD6–Armoured ambulances passing Queen Elizabeth II during the Silver Jubilee Review of the British Army of the Rhine at Sennelager, West Germany.

An infantry Private from the British Army of the Rhine 1970's. A collectible Franklin Mint soldier Stock Photo

RMBED9B1–An infantry Private from the British Army of the Rhine 1970's. A collectible Franklin Mint soldier

British soldiers of the British Army of the Rhine crossing the Elbbrücken bridge in Hamburg, West Germany, c. 1953-54. Stock Photo

RM2YYR8TT–British soldiers of the British Army of the Rhine crossing the Elbbrücken bridge in Hamburg, West Germany, c. 1953-54.

Sketch showing the night crossing of the River Rhine, made by British Royal Marine Commandos of the 21st Army Group, near Wesel in Germany, 23rd March 1945. This illustration shows the Commandos in their 'Buffalo' amphibious transports leaving the West bank of the Rhine and heading towards the opposite shore. In the right background of the picture, can be seen the fires then burning in Wesel. This drawing was made by Captain Bryan de Grineau, 'Illustrated London News' Special Artist, who was then attached to the 21st Army Group. Colourised version of: 10219907 Date: 1945 Stock Photo

RM2JD6HGX–Sketch showing the night crossing of the River Rhine, made by British Royal Marine Commandos of the 21st Army Group, near Wesel in Germany, 23rd March 1945. This illustration shows the Commandos in their 'Buffalo' amphibious transports leaving the West bank of the Rhine and heading towards the opposite shore. In the right background of the picture, can be seen the fires then burning in Wesel. This drawing was made by Captain Bryan de Grineau, 'Illustrated London News' Special Artist, who was then attached to the 21st Army Group. Colourised version of: 10219907 Date: 1945

RMHRY21R–Conversion, former military headquarters of the British Army Army, JHQ Rheindahlen, Mönchengladbach, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

NEW HIGH COMMISSIONER ARRIVES IN GERMANY 2.10.53. The new British High Commissioner in Germany, 53-year-old Sir Frederick Hoyer Millar, arrived there to take up his duties on Tuesday. Sir Frederick, who has represented Britain at the NATO council for the past three years, replaces Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick, who is now permanent under-secretary at the Foreign Office. INP photo shows Sir Frederick Millar (right) chatting with General Gale (second from left), who commands the British Rhine Army. nternational News Photos Stock Photo

RM2Y7RN28–NEW HIGH COMMISSIONER ARRIVES IN GERMANY 2.10.53. The new British High Commissioner in Germany, 53-year-old Sir Frederick Hoyer Millar, arrived there to take up his duties on Tuesday. Sir Frederick, who has represented Britain at the NATO council for the past three years, replaces Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick, who is now permanent under-secretary at the Foreign Office. INP photo shows Sir Frederick Millar (right) chatting with General Gale (second from left), who commands the British Rhine Army. nternational News Photos

RM2C876ME–British Army Royal Engineers enaged in the building of The Freeman Bridge, The River Rhine, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - The Royal Artillery and their gun carriages cross the Rhine on a pontoon bridge built by the Royal Engineers. Stock Photo

RM2E3819J–1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - The Royal Artillery and their gun carriages cross the Rhine on a pontoon bridge built by the Royal Engineers.

Churchill crossed the Rhine, accompanied by marshall Montgomery, General Sir Alan Brooke, chief of the general staff, and a group of Allied senior off Stock Photo

RMT5FC6D–Churchill crossed the Rhine, accompanied by marshall Montgomery, General Sir Alan Brooke, chief of the general staff, and a group of Allied senior off

British troops crossing the bridge over the Rhine, Cologne, Germany, 1918-1926.Artist: Realistic Travels Publishers Stock Photo

RMBJW9N8–British troops crossing the bridge over the Rhine, Cologne, Germany, 1918-1926.Artist: Realistic Travels Publishers

RM2J5CNPN–Recklinghausen, DEU, 21.07.1991 - Farewell ceremony for soldiers of the British Army of the Rhine in Recklinghausen. On May 1, 1994, the Army of the Rhine was disbanded and the remaining units reorganized as the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps. [automated translation]

RM2WT2X98–1944 The Daily Telegraph front page reporting Demobilisation plans announced, British Army reach Rhine at Nijmegen and battle for Brest

British Army patrol at Tarrenz, Austria Stock Photo

RMJK27FH–British Army patrol at Tarrenz, Austria

Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland, at the Battle of Edgehill, 23 October 1642, From British Battles on Land and Sea, by James Grant Stock Photo

RMPEJEKH–Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland, at the Battle of Edgehill, 23 October 1642, From British Battles on Land and Sea, by James Grant

Oct. 10, 1978 - Indian Army Chief At The Ministry Of Defence: General O.P. Malhotra PVSM, Chief of Army Staff, Indian Army now on a visit to the United Kingdom and the British Army of the Rhine this morning visited the Ministry of Defence in london. Photo shows. General O.P. Malhotra inspecting the Guard of honour provided by the Coldstream Guards. Behind General Malhotre is general Sir Rowland Gibbs, Chief of the General Staff. Stock Photo

RME11M2B–Oct. 10, 1978 - Indian Army Chief At The Ministry Of Defence: General O.P. Malhotra PVSM, Chief of Army Staff, Indian Army now on a visit to the United Kingdom and the British Army of the Rhine this morning visited the Ministry of Defence in london. Photo shows. General O.P. Malhotra inspecting the Guard of honour provided by the Coldstream Guards. Behind General Malhotre is general Sir Rowland Gibbs, Chief of the General Staff.

Prince Rupert, Duke of Bavaria aka Prince Rupert of the Rhine who's mother was Charles I's sister Elizabeth. He became a soldier and fought in the Thirty Years War, then in 1642, joined Charles I's army in the English Civil War in which he was to lead the royalist cavalry in the first major battle of the war at Edgehill in October 1642. Stock Photo

RMG2TJ80–Prince Rupert, Duke of Bavaria aka Prince Rupert of the Rhine who's mother was Charles I's sister Elizabeth. He became a soldier and fought in the Thirty Years War, then in 1642, joined Charles I's army in the English Civil War in which he was to lead the royalist cavalry in the first major battle of the war at Edgehill in October 1642.

former military training area Haltern-Borkenberge of the British Army, 02.07.2016, aerial view, Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Borkenberge Stock Photo

RM2BJAG43–former military training area Haltern-Borkenberge of the British Army, 02.07.2016, aerial view, Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, Borkenberge

former military training area of ??the British Rhine Army Borkenberge at the airfield Borkenberg EDLB, Haltern, Ruhr area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Stock Photo

RMPJKWXP–former military training area of ??the British Rhine Army Borkenberge at the airfield Borkenberg EDLB, Haltern, Ruhr area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Parade exercise of the British Army of the Rhine with the Scottish Regiment, here on 19.6.1991 in Werl, DEU, Germany Stock Photo

RM2MJ458D–Parade exercise of the British Army of the Rhine with the Scottish Regiment, here on 19.6.1991 in Werl, DEU, Germany

Tanks rumble past the dais with guns dipped in salute during the Silver Jubilee Review of the British Army of the Rhine by Queen Elizabeth II at Sennelager, West Germany. Stock Photo

RMG4HWD4–Tanks rumble past the dais with guns dipped in salute during the Silver Jubilee Review of the British Army of the Rhine by Queen Elizabeth II at Sennelager, West Germany.

Winston Churchill looking westwards over the Rhine from a ruined bridge which the Germans had previously demolished. March 1945 Stock Photo

RF2A4F1XR–Winston Churchill looking westwards over the Rhine from a ruined bridge which the Germans had previously demolished. March 1945

A British army soldier on sentry duty as part of the British Army of the Rhine during the occupation of Germany following the First World War, Stock Photo

RM2RE9AJ5–A British army soldier on sentry duty as part of the British Army of the Rhine during the occupation of Germany following the First World War,

1919 - Army of Occupation - The British Army crosses into Germany. Detachment of British Lancers crossing the Rhine bridge into Cologne, Germany Stock Photo

RMPH9EWC–1919 - Army of Occupation - The British Army crosses into Germany. Detachment of British Lancers crossing the Rhine bridge into Cologne, Germany

RMHRY210–Conversion, former military headquarters of the British Army Army, JHQ Rheindahlen, Mönchengladbach, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

SHOWING BEFORE THE DUTCH Dutchman eager to see in action the weapons which form the backbone of Western Union Defence gather at Vlasakkers camp, Ammersfoort , the Netherlands, to watch this British tank manoeuvre in loose sand . The tank is one of those belonging to a regiment of the British Army of the Rhine , which visited the Netherland's to demonstrate several types of tanks now in use by the British forces in Germany. 24 October 1950 Stock Photo

RM2Y7T998–SHOWING BEFORE THE DUTCH Dutchman eager to see in action the weapons which form the backbone of Western Union Defence gather at Vlasakkers camp, Ammersfoort , the Netherlands, to watch this British tank manoeuvre in loose sand . The tank is one of those belonging to a regiment of the British Army of the Rhine , which visited the Netherland's to demonstrate several types of tanks now in use by the British forces in Germany. 24 October 1950

RM2C876HK–British Army Royal Engineers enaged in the building of The Freeman Bridge, The River Rhine, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - A group of Royal Engineers are seen on one of the bridges they have just completed Stock Photo

RM2E380G7–1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - A group of Royal Engineers are seen on one of the bridges they have just completed

First World War period. Vintage photo of Doughnuts for doughboys, Montabaur on the Rhine. 1918 Stock Photo

RM2HG3CRY–First World War period. Vintage photo of Doughnuts for doughboys, Montabaur on the Rhine. 1918

British Army of the Rhine, Brigade and battle Group Trainer, installation for simulated management of battlefield (1986) Stock Photo

RME7BENA–British Army of the Rhine, Brigade and battle Group Trainer, installation for simulated management of battlefield (1986)

Vintage photograph World War II - British army soldiers cook a meal during the advance between the rivers Maas and Rhine, Germany Stock Photo

RM2BRHNCD–Vintage photograph World War II - British army soldiers cook a meal during the advance between the rivers Maas and Rhine, Germany

1945 Picture Post British soldier on the Rhine Stock Photo

RMH9KXYP–1945 Picture Post British soldier on the Rhine

inspection of German carters papers entering British Rhine zone, 1919 Stock Photo

RMJK27PE–inspection of German carters papers entering British Rhine zone, 1919

Two British soldiers guard the entrance to the headquarters of the English Rhine army. Even soldiers of the 'British Army of the Rhine' took part in the occupation of the Rhineland. Stock Photo

RMTA37JH–Two British soldiers guard the entrance to the headquarters of the English Rhine army. Even soldiers of the 'British Army of the Rhine' took part in the occupation of the Rhineland.

Tombstones of British military fallen during World War 2 at Kraków's Military Commonwealth section of Rakowicki cemetery.The grave service of the British Army of the Rhine, gathered Commonwealth graves from all over Poland into three cemeteries, Rakowicki being the largest. At the moment, 522 military allies are buried in Krakow's military cemetery. Stock Photo

RMWBF87B–Tombstones of British military fallen during World War 2 at Kraków's Military Commonwealth section of Rakowicki cemetery.The grave service of the British Army of the Rhine, gathered Commonwealth graves from all over Poland into three cemeteries, Rakowicki being the largest. At the moment, 522 military allies are buried in Krakow's military cemetery.

A drawing by Charles Cunhill of the fighting in September 1944 at the Arnham Bridge in the Netherlands, by the 1st Airborne Division, an airborne infantry division of the British Army along with the Polish 1st Parachute Brigade after they landed 60 miles behind German lines, to capture crossings on the River Rhine. They failed to achieve their Second World War objectives, were surrounded and took very heavy casualties, but held out for nine days before the survivors were evacuated. Stock Photo

RM2WFHR2X–A drawing by Charles Cunhill of the fighting in September 1944 at the Arnham Bridge in the Netherlands, by the 1st Airborne Division, an airborne infantry division of the British Army along with the Polish 1st Parachute Brigade after they landed 60 miles behind German lines, to capture crossings on the River Rhine. They failed to achieve their Second World War objectives, were surrounded and took very heavy casualties, but held out for nine days before the survivors were evacuated.

ARNHEM, a large fortified CITY in GUELDERLAND, 10 Miles north of NIMEGUEN, overlooked by a Hill, on the N.W. side from whence this View was taken, near the RHINE GATE is a BRIDGE of BOATS, by which the BRITISH ARMY Author Edy, John William 108.47. Place of publication: [London] Publisher: Published by Capt Fyers, Royal Artillery, London, 1st January 1809 , Colnaghi , Co., Date of publication: [January 1 1809] Item type: 1 print Medium: aquatint and etching with hand-colouring Dimensions: sheet 50.5 x 67 cm Former owner: George III, King of Great Britain Stock Photo

RM2E9FMFP–ARNHEM, a large fortified CITY in GUELDERLAND, 10 Miles north of NIMEGUEN, overlooked by a Hill, on the N.W. side from whence this View was taken, near the RHINE GATE is a BRIDGE of BOATS, by which the BRITISH ARMY Author Edy, John William 108.47. Place of publication: [London] Publisher: Published by Capt Fyers, Royal Artillery, London, 1st January 1809 , Colnaghi , Co., Date of publication: [January 1 1809] Item type: 1 print Medium: aquatint and etching with hand-colouring Dimensions: sheet 50.5 x 67 cm Former owner: George III, King of Great Britain

RMPJKWXX–former military training area of ??the British Rhine Army Borkenberge at the airfield Borkenberg EDLB, Haltern, Ruhr area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

RM2MJ455F–Parade exercise of the British Army of the Rhine with the Scottish Regiment, here on 19.6.1991 in Werl, DEU, Germany

The Lord of Mayor of Birmingham, Alderman Louis Glass, talking to Lance-Corporal Dave Carter, 21, of Aston, during his visit to the 1st Battalion Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers in Hamlin, West Germany. On right is Sergeant Charlie Bray, 30, of Nuneaton. The Lord Mayor was on a four-day trip to the British Army of the Rhine to visit two units. Stock Photo

RM2A4WE51–The Lord of Mayor of Birmingham, Alderman Louis Glass, talking to Lance-Corporal Dave Carter, 21, of Aston, during his visit to the 1st Battalion Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers in Hamlin, West Germany. On right is Sergeant Charlie Bray, 30, of Nuneaton. The Lord Mayor was on a four-day trip to the British Army of the Rhine to visit two units.

Winston Churchill, followed by Field marshal,l Sir Alan Brooke, steps ashore from a landing craft on the East bank of the river Rhine. 24th March 1944 Stock Photo

RF2A4F1XM–Winston Churchill, followed by Field marshal,l Sir Alan Brooke, steps ashore from a landing craft on the East bank of the river Rhine. 24th March 1944

Ypres Camp, Germany, 1925 - A British army camp of the British Army of the Rhine, during the occupation of the Cologne area following the end of the First World War. Stock Photo

RM2JG132M–Ypres Camp, Germany, 1925 - A British army camp of the British Army of the Rhine, during the occupation of the Cologne area following the end of the First World War.

RM2A8BPA3–1919 - Army of Occupation - The British Army crosses into Germany. Detachment of British Lancers crossing the Rhine bridge into Cologne, Germany

RMHRY20W–Conversion, former military headquarters of the British Army Army, JHQ Rheindahlen, Mönchengladbach, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

WESTERN REUNION8 February 1950 Cordiality seems the keynote at this meeting of western force commanders at the Hague when lieutenant General Sir Charles Keightley Commander in Chief of the British Rhine Army (left) and General de Lattre de Tassigny, commander in chief of Western Union Land Forces (centre) had talks with the Dutch General H J Kruls (right). Stock Photo

RM2Y7TFJF–WESTERN REUNION8 February 1950 Cordiality seems the keynote at this meeting of western force commanders at the Hague when lieutenant General Sir Charles Keightley Commander in Chief of the British Rhine Army (left) and General de Lattre de Tassigny, commander in chief of Western Union Land Forces (centre) had talks with the Dutch General H J Kruls (right).

RM2C876HF–British Army Royal Engineers enaged in the building of The Freeman Bridge, The River Rhine, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - British troops assembled outside the church at Wiesbaden which was used as the British Army Headquarters in that town. Stock Photo

RM2E3810C–1919 - British Army of Occupation in Germany . - British troops assembled outside the church at Wiesbaden which was used as the British Army Headquarters in that town.

World War I. Vintage photo of American soldiers on the West Bank of the Rhine in the occupied region, Germany. 1917-1918 Stock Photo

RM2HG3D75–World War I. Vintage photo of American soldiers on the West Bank of the Rhine in the occupied region, Germany. 1917-1918

RME7BENB–British Army of the Rhine, Brigade and battle Group Trainer, installation for simulated management of battlefield (1986)

General Sir William Robertson inspecting British troops in Germany, First World War, 1919, (c1920). 'With the British Army of Occupation on the [River] Rhine: General Sir William Robertson, Commanding-in-Chief, inspecting one of the Highland regiments'. Robertson (1860-1933) became Commander-in-Chief of the British Army of the Rhine in April 1919. From "The Great World War: A History", Volume IX, edited by Frank A Mumby. [The Gresham Publishing Company Ltd, London, c1920] Stock Photo

RM2A8E7XA–General Sir William Robertson inspecting British troops in Germany, First World War, 1919, (c1920). 'With the British Army of Occupation on the [River] Rhine: General Sir William Robertson, Commanding-in-Chief, inspecting one of the Highland regiments'. Robertson (1860-1933) became Commander-in-Chief of the British Army of the Rhine in April 1919. From "The Great World War: A History", Volume IX, edited by Frank A Mumby. [The Gresham Publishing Company Ltd, London, c1920]

1945 Evening Standard front page reporting British Army cross the Rhine Stock Photo

RM2WT3MJ5–1945 Evening Standard front page reporting British Army cross the Rhine

British occupation of the Rhineland 1919 Stock Photo

RMJK2D1T–British occupation of the Rhineland 1919

RMG0CGB9–The Queen's Royal Hussars

RMWBF89B–Tombstones of British military fallen during World War 2 at Kraków's Military Commonwealth section of Rakowicki cemetery.The grave service of the British Army of the Rhine, gathered Commonwealth graves from all over Poland into three cemeteries, Rakowicki being the largest. At the moment, 522 military allies are buried in Krakow's military cemetery.

The Airco DH.10 Amiens was a British twin-engined medium bomber designed and built towards the end of the First World War. First deliveries of the aircraft went to No. 104 Squadron RAF in November 1918, flying a single bombing mission on 10 November 1918 before the Armistice ended the First World War. Postwar, DH.10s equipped 120 Squadron, which used them to operate an air mail service to the British Army of Occupation on the Rhine. Stock Photo

RM2EPHK7B–The Airco DH.10 Amiens was a British twin-engined medium bomber designed and built towards the end of the First World War. First deliveries of the aircraft went to No. 104 Squadron RAF in November 1918, flying a single bombing mission on 10 November 1918 before the Armistice ended the First World War. Postwar, DH.10s equipped 120 Squadron, which used them to operate an air mail service to the British Army of Occupation on the Rhine.

Jun. 18, 1957 - 18.6.57 General Speidel visits NATO H.Q. in Germany. Hans Speidel, the German Commander of Allied Land Forces, Central Europe. who has just been promoted from Lieut-General to General, today paid his first official visit to NATO headquarters at Munchen-Gladbach, which is under the command of General Sir Dudley Ward, C-in-C British Rhine Army. Keystone Photo Shows: General Speidel (left) shakes hands with General Sir Dudley Ward, at Munchen-Gladbach today. Stock Photo

RME0PXYM–Jun. 18, 1957 - 18.6.57 General Speidel visits NATO H.Q. in Germany. Hans Speidel, the German Commander of Allied Land Forces, Central Europe. who has just been promoted from Lieut-General to General, today paid his first official visit to NATO headquarters at Munchen-Gladbach, which is under the command of General Sir Dudley Ward, C-in-C British Rhine Army. Keystone Photo Shows: General Speidel (left) shakes hands with General Sir Dudley Ward, at Munchen-Gladbach today.

Repurposing and redevelopment of land, site of former barracks of British Rhine Army, Hohenbuschei redevelopment area, former Camp 10 military area, Dortmund, Ruhr area Stock Photo

RMPCRY7R–Repurposing and redevelopment of land, site of former barracks of British Rhine Army, Hohenbuschei redevelopment area, former Camp 10 military area, Dortmund, Ruhr area

RM2MJ455G–Parade exercise of the British Army of the Rhine with the Scottish Regiment, here on 19.6.1991 in Werl, DEU, Germany

Portrait of Prince Rupert of the Rhine 1619 to 1682, a noted German soldier, admiral, scientist, sportsman, colonial governor du Stock Photo

RMFGJ1XC–Portrait of Prince Rupert of the Rhine 1619 to 1682, a noted German soldier, admiral, scientist, sportsman, colonial governor du

Winston Churchill crossing the River Rhine with Field Marshall Alan Brooke. March 1945 Stock Photo

RF2K1R5KW–Winston Churchill crossing the River Rhine with Field Marshall Alan Brooke. March 1945

A shoulder flash of the 21st Army Group, a Britsh army unit active between 1943-1945, later renamed the British Army of the Rhine (1945-1994). Stock Photo

RM2DYXD55–A shoulder flash of the 21st Army Group, a Britsh army unit active between 1943-1945, later renamed the British Army of the Rhine (1945-1994).

RMRR7NG6–1919 - Army of Occupation - The British Army crosses into Germany. Detachment of British Lancers crossing the Rhine bridge into Cologne, Germany

RMHRY222–Conversion, former military headquarters of the British Army Army, JHQ Rheindahlen, Mönchengladbach, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

ALLIES INTENSIFY RIVER CROSSING EXERCISES WEST OF RHINE With British, Canadian and American forces overlooking the Rhine from Arnhem to Coblenz, and the bridgehead at Remagen growing every day, the Allies have intesified river crossing exercises west of Germany's last natural defence line on the Western Front. Photo Shows: Seventh Army troops rehearse a river crossing west of the Rhine, Left to Right, carrying their rubber assault dinghy, are Private First Class Osmus Leonard, of 322 Alameda Avenue, Astroia, Oregon, T/5 Elmore Scafibel, of Natalbany, Louisiana, and Sergeant George Prengress, Stock Photo

RM2Y7W633–ALLIES INTENSIFY RIVER CROSSING EXERCISES WEST OF RHINE With British, Canadian and American forces overlooking the Rhine from Arnhem to Coblenz, and the bridgehead at Remagen growing every day, the Allies have intesified river crossing exercises west of Germany's last natural defence line on the Western Front. Photo Shows: Seventh Army troops rehearse a river crossing west of the Rhine, Left to Right, carrying their rubber assault dinghy, are Private First Class Osmus Leonard, of 322 Alameda Avenue, Astroia, Oregon, T/5 Elmore Scafibel, of Natalbany, Louisiana, and Sergeant George Prengress,

RM2C876MY–British Army Royal Engineers enaged in the building of The Freeman Bridge, The River Rhine, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

WWI Scottish POW's at the German Sennelager POW camp. The name Sennelager literally translates as 'camp on the Senne', a name originating from 1851 when the Prussian Army used the area as a training camp for their cavalry. It then became a training facility for the armed forces between 1888 &1918 and was used as a POW camp for British and French soldiers , civilians and captured merchant seamen (including fishermen). Stock Photo

RM2E5BCNF–WWI Scottish POW's at the German Sennelager POW camp. The name Sennelager literally translates as 'camp on the Senne', a name originating from 1851 when the Prussian Army used the area as a training camp for their cavalry. It then became a training facility for the armed forces between 1888 &1918 and was used as a POW camp for British and French soldiers , civilians and captured merchant seamen (including fishermen).

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