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From the dust and dirt of a warzone to the gleaming uniforms of an Army parade - these are the images that show the reality of life for British servicemen and women.From the dust and dirt of a warzone to the gleaming uniforms of an Army parade - these are the images that show the reality of life for British servicemen and women.
The pictures, captured by professional British Army photographers, are some of the winning entries in this year's Army Photographic Competition.The pictures, captured by professional British Army photographers, are some of the winning entries in this year's Army Photographic Competition.
Sgt Rupert Frere, of the Royal Logistics Corps, won photographer of the year. His images of three tours of duty in Afghanistan also saw him pick up various other prizes. Sgt Rupert Frere, of the Royal Logistic Corps, won photographer of the year. His images of three tours of duty in Afghanistan also saw him pick up various other prizes.
"I had lots of friends [in Afghanistan] and unfortunately lost some friends there, too," said Sgt Frere, a London district chief photographer based with the Horse Guards."I had lots of friends [in Afghanistan] and unfortunately lost some friends there, too," said Sgt Frere, a London district chief photographer based with the Horse Guards.
"So to have these images that remind people of what we went through out there, it means a lot to me personally, that they've chosen my photos.""So to have these images that remind people of what we went through out there, it means a lot to me personally, that they've chosen my photos."
This image of Sgt John S Kabia - a Sierra Leonean soldier - was taken during the Ebola crisis by Cpl Paul Shaw of the Royal Logistics Corps. This image of Sgt John S Kabia - a Sierra Leonean soldier - was taken during the Ebola crisis by Cpl Paul Shaw of the Royal Logistic Corps.
Cpl Shaw, who won the professional portrait award, said: "A lot of these guys have been in the army out there their whole life. Who knows what they've been through?Cpl Shaw, who won the professional portrait award, said: "A lot of these guys have been in the army out there their whole life. Who knows what they've been through?
"They sit there and stare into that lens with everything they've got because they're not hiding anything.""They sit there and stare into that lens with everything they've got because they're not hiding anything."
Another winning image for Sgt Frere was his photograph called "how can you forget to shave".Another winning image for Sgt Frere was his photograph called "how can you forget to shave".
It shows William Mott, former Garrison Sgt Maj of the Household Division and London District, inspecting Nijmegen Company Grenadier Guards.It shows William Mott, former Garrison Sgt Maj of the Household Division and London District, inspecting Nijmegen Company Grenadier Guards.
World War Two veterans read the programme for a VE Day service in another of Sgt Frere's photographs. This image was taken ahead of a service of remembrance at the Cenotaph.World War Two veterans read the programme for a VE Day service in another of Sgt Frere's photographs. This image was taken ahead of a service of remembrance at the Cenotaph.
The winning image chosen by the public was "Tank on the Range", taken at Lulworth firing range, Dorset, by Officer Cadet Adam Webb, of London University Officer Training Corps.The winning image chosen by the public was "Tank on the Range", taken at Lulworth firing range, Dorset, by Officer Cadet Adam Webb, of London University Officer Training Corps.
"I'm speechless," the University of Kent student said."I'm speechless," the University of Kent student said.
"It's great to be nominated but to then go on and win is amazing, I'm so happy. I'm very proud because I know the standard was really high.""It's great to be nominated but to then go on and win is amazing, I'm so happy. I'm very proud because I know the standard was really high."
"Shamrock", by Cpl Tom Evans, shows the British Army short-term training team working with the Ukrainian military."Shamrock", by Cpl Tom Evans, shows the British Army short-term training team working with the Ukrainian military.
Soldiers serving with 16 Air Assault Brigade are seated on a Royal Air Force C17 for the final leg of their journey to Afghanistan, in this picture entitled "Prepare for Landing".Soldiers serving with 16 Air Assault Brigade are seated on a Royal Air Force C17 for the final leg of their journey to Afghanistan, in this picture entitled "Prepare for Landing".
In one image Sgt Richard McKinnon, a Royal Logistics Corps bomb disposal expert, checks the fuse on an unexploded World War Two German bomb found near the Shard in London. In one image Sgt Richard McKinnon, a Royal Logistic Corps bomb disposal expert, checks the fuse on an unexploded World War Two German bomb found near the Shard in London.
Thousands of people were evacuated while bomb disposal experts worked through the night to make the bomb safe enough to transport to Kent, where it was destroyed.Thousands of people were evacuated while bomb disposal experts worked through the night to make the bomb safe enough to transport to Kent, where it was destroyed.
This photo, called "Ghetto Blaster", shows troops from 2 Para resting in a secure compound while on patrol around Char Coucha in Afghanistan.This photo, called "Ghetto Blaster", shows troops from 2 Para resting in a secure compound while on patrol around Char Coucha in Afghanistan.
The annual competition is open to all regular and reserve personnel, staff, cadets, Ministry of Defence civilians and contractors who work directly with the Army.The annual competition is open to all regular and reserve personnel, staff, cadets, Ministry of Defence civilians and contractors who work directly with the Army.
Winners from this year's competition were presented with their awards at a ceremony at the Royal Hospital in Chelsea, London, on 28 October.Winners from this year's competition were presented with their awards at a ceremony at the Royal Hospital in Chelsea, London, on 28 October.