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Soldiers are snapped playing volleyball, parachuting, and sleeping after exhausting operations in candid behind-the-scenes photos of life in the British Army.
Winning pictures in the army s annual photographic contest show the complex and diverse characters which make up the armed forces.
This year there were a record number of 946 still imagery submissions and 116 video packages in the competition, which is open to professional Army photographers, as well as regular and reserve personnel, cadet staff, MOD civilians.
Highly commended photo of squaddies playing volleyball in Kabul whilst deployed on Opertation Toral, giving glimpse into soldier life while off duty
Runner up photogrph of The Welsh Guards providing assistnt on a training exercise with students from Oxford university Officer Training Corp
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