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"Fired: From Rejection to Redemption" In a world of constant battles, some are fired up with determination while others face the bitter taste of rejection

Background imageFired Collection: The Great offensive: The modern Lord of battle

The Great offensive: The modern Lord of battle
A french 400mm, or (approximately 16 inch) shell fired by the giant ordnance now being employed by Allies in the Great Offensive on the Western Front, being placed in a gun by three men and a crane

Background imageFired Collection: Big gun smoking after being fired, Western Front, WW1

Big gun smoking after being fired, Western Front, WW1
A big gun named Bunty smoking just after it has been fired, somewhere on the Western Front during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Background imageFired Collection: Attack on Pierre Baudin

Attack on Pierre Baudin
Attack on M. Pierre Baudin by Countess Olszewski, who was really after ThÚ»░hile Delcasse. Date: 1901

Background imageFired Collection: Attempt to assassinate King Louis Philippe

Attempt to assassinate King Louis Philippe
The royal family were in their carriage passing through Fontainebleau after a boar hunt when a man named Lecomte fired two shots from his gun

Background imageFired Collection: Casimir Guilhem attacks French magistrates

Casimir Guilhem attacks French magistrates
French magistrates are attacked by a mentally disturbed assassin, Casimir Guilhem who accused the court of ignoring law. Date: 1860

Background imageFired Collection: Whale hunting, Norway, 19th century

Whale hunting, Norway, 19th century
Whale harpooning, Norway, 19th century artwork. The whale (right) has surfaced and is exhaling (spout) through its blow-hole. This whale hunt is taking place in the Arctic Ocean, north of Norway

Background imageFired Collection: Power station boiler

Power station boiler
Boiler of a coal-fired power station. The boiler is used to generate superheated steam that is fed to a series of turbines. These are connected to generators to produce electricity

Background imageFired Collection: Assembling equipment in a power station

Assembling equipment in a power station
Electricity generation. Workers assembling part of a turbine generator at a power station. Photographed at Kaliningrad, Russia

Background imageFired Collection: Turbine hall at a power station

Turbine hall at a power station
Electricity generation. View across the turbine hall of a power station. The turbine hall is where high pressure steam from the boilers is fed into turbines that are connected to generators

Background imageFired Collection: First Vickers Maxim gun, 1915

First Vickers Maxim gun, 1915
The first Vickers-Maxim machine gun, being fired from the breastwork at Rue de Bois by a soldier of the 2nd Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders from 19th Brigade on the Western Front in France during

Background imageFired Collection: Azerbaijan - Transporting bricks

Azerbaijan - Transporting bricks
An Azerbaijani builders merchant with his horse-drawn wagon filled with red bricks

Background imageFired Collection: First experiences with Mazambonis people

First experiences with Mazambonis people
Stanley comes into conflict with Mazambonis people on the Emin Pasha relief expedition in central Africa. Natives, armed with bows, arrows and spears

Background imageFired Collection: Gunshots in a Tavern

Gunshots in a Tavern
Customers in a tavern in Fourmies, France, duck for cover as gun shots are fired inside the building

Background imageFired Collection: Damaged Concrete Wall, France; Second World War, 1944

Damaged Concrete Wall, France; Second World War, 1944
Photograph showing the damage caused to a reinforced concrete wall by a Flying Dustbin explosive charge, France, 1944. The Churchill AVRE (Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers)

Background imageFired Collection: French mountain gun

French mountain gun
An 80mm mountain-gun, ready to be fired by a French artillery regiment. The gun was able to fire mines weighing up to 236lb

Background imageFired Collection: Liverpool and Birkenhead Ferry-steamer Cheshire, October 1

Liverpool and Birkenhead Ferry-steamer Cheshire, October 1
Engraving of the Liverpool and Birkenhead Ferry-Steamer, Cheshire, 31st October 1863. This paddle-steamer ferry was built for the Woodside Ferry Commissioners to a design that allowed up to 2000

Background imageFired Collection: Library Fired

Library Fired
Public library and Temple of the Winds set on fire by the Russians as they evacuated the area

Background imageFired Collection: Cottage Life in Warwickshire: Baking Day

Cottage Life in Warwickshire: Baking Day
Illustration from 1872 showing a scene in a Warwickshire village with women baking bread. Small rural communities would often have only one bread oven which would be fired up on specific days to bake

Background imageFired Collection: Sailor and Arsonist

Sailor and Arsonist
Sailor and arsonist : in the closing days of the Commune, many public buildings were fired by chaps like this, using a mixture of petrol, turpentine and liquid tar

Background imageFired Collection: Hotel De Ville Burns

Hotel De Ville Burns
In the early morning of 24 May the Hotel de Ville, perceived as a symbol of government oppression, is fired by the Communards

Background imageFired Collection: Buildings Fired

Buildings Fired
On the evening of 23 May, many government buildings are deliberately fired by the Communards as they face defeat

Background imageFired Collection: Cavalry Patrol Fired On

Cavalry Patrol Fired On
Three Hessian cavalrymen on patrol are disconcerted when they come under fire

Background imageFired Collection: Aurora Cruiser

Aurora Cruiser
A blank shot fired from the guns of the cruiser Aurora is the signal for the storming of the Winter Palace, and the overthrow of Kerenskys provisional govt

Background imageFired Collection: Castellucio Captured

Castellucio Captured
Castellucio is captured by the insurgents, sacked and fired

Background imageFired Collection: Black Arrow

Black Arrow
The evil Sir Isenbart de Belame and his lords, seated around their table at Wrangby, are startled by the Black Arrow which Robin and his men fired through the spy hole

Background imageFired Collection: Aurora Fired Upon, 1915

Aurora Fired Upon, 1915
British light cruiser Aurora is fired upon by the German ship Kolberg and the Battle of Dogger Bank commences

Background imageFired Collection: Fishermen in front of Fiddlers Ferry coal fired power station near Warrington, UK

Fishermen in front of Fiddlers Ferry coal fired power station near Warrington, UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Background imageFired Collection: Fiddlers Ferry coal fired power station near Warrington, UK

Fiddlers Ferry coal fired power station near Warrington, UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Background imageFired Collection: Roof tiles baked from earth deposits in northern China

Roof tiles baked from earth deposits in northern China
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Background imageFired Collection: RUSSIA / 1907 / SKORY

RUSSIA / 1907 / SKORY
The rebel warship Skory is fired on by other naval vessels at Vladivostock. Date: 1907

Background imageFired Collection: Wwi / Cossacks at Strypa

Wwi / Cossacks at Strypa
Russian Cossack cavalry charge valiantly across the bridge over the river Strypa despite the fact that it has been fired by the dastardly Germans

Background imageFired Collection: German Albatros, 1917

German Albatros, 1917
A German Albatros fighter is fired on from the enemy lines

Background imageFired Collection: German Air Rescue

German Air Rescue
When a German warplane is shot down in the Adriatic, Linienschiffsleutnant Konjovich rescues them in his seaplane, though he too is being fired upon

Background imageFired Collection: Cannon Powered by Sun

Cannon Powered by Sun
A scientist demonstrates a cannon which is fired using the suns rays

Background imageFired Collection: ROCKET GUN

ROCKET GUN
Rocket-Launcher Capable of being Fired Round Corners

Background imageFired Collection: Fired from a Gun

Fired from a Gun
At the Circus Busch, a human cannonball is seemingly shot from a gun Date: 1905

Background imageFired Collection: Military Airship

Military Airship
In 1910, it is safe to predict that airships will play a part in a future war. This one is causing immense damage with its bombs, but is being fired upon in its turn

Background imageFired Collection: Mistaken for a Bird

Mistaken for a Bird
This hunter saw a movement in the branches of a tree, and fired at what he assumed was a bird. Sadly, he was mistaken



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"Fired: From Rejection to Redemption" In a world of constant battles, some are fired up with determination while others face the bitter taste of rejection. The inventions board had spoken, and their verdict was clear - rejected. But this setback did not deter the resilient minds behind groundbreaking ideas. Amidst the snowy peaks, The Snow Soldiers, a fearless ski patrol engaged in combat with enemy scouts. Their spirits were fired up as they fought for victory on treacherous slopes. Meanwhile, loading a V2 Rocket ignited anticipation for an explosive journey into uncharted territories. On the Western Front, a British heavy howitzer roared to life against an opposing German position. Matania's drawing captured that fleeting moment when fire met steel in a battle for dominance. It symbolized resilience and unwavering determination. "The Goal in Sight" showcased two Scotsmen fueled by passion as they raced towards success in their beloved Scotch industry. Their fiery ambition pushed them forward, leaving no room for doubt or hesitation. Volley firing by Scott Method demonstrated precision and teamwork amidst chaos and uncertainty. Each shot fired represented unity and trust among comrades fighting side by side towards a common goal. Jules Verne's "Flight to the Moon" took readers on an exhilarating journey beyond Earth's boundaries - where dreams soared higher than ever before imagined. This tale kindled fires within hearts yearning for adventure and exploration. Not all fires burned brightly with noble intentions; some erupted into saloon brawls between cowboys seeking dominance over one another. In these moments of chaos, tempers flared like wildfire until peace was restored once more. An American cartoon from 1951 depicted President Harry S. Truman facing intense heat after removing General Douglas MacArthur from his post as supreme commander of U. N forces in Korea – landing him squarely in proverbial frying pan alongside Secretary of State Dean Acheson and the Pentagon itself. The brave sappers and miners on Hill 60 exemplified the true meaning of sacrifice.