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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents fill and stack sandbags between parked pickups at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, beside the retention pond, as the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. City of Panama City public works crews in high-visibility rain gear help residents fill sandbags beside the retention pond at the city's free self-service site on West 19th Street as rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge... Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A City of Panama City dump truck, unit 243, unloads a fresh pile of sand as residents fill bags in the rain at the city's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, beside the retention pond, with the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A lone resident shovels sand beside a City of Panama City dump truck at the free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, next to the retention pond, as the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias reach Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Two residents tie off a batch of filled sandbags at the base of a sand pile at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street as the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and avoid travel as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents fill sandbags from a sand pile as light rain falls at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, where city crews in high-visibility gear staff a canopy beside a public works truck. Rainbands from Hurricane Isaias were already moving over Bay County, and the city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish preparations Friday morning. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of... Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents work a fresh mound of sand beside a City of Panama City dump truck at the free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street as rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate, with pickups capped at 10 bags per household or business. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A resident ties off a filled sandbag at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street as rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move into Bay County. The city, which limits pickups to 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents shovel sand into bags at the City of Panama City's free sandbag site on West 19th Street on the morning rainbands from Hurricane Isaias began moving over Bay County. A Bay County Sheriff's Office pickup stands by as the city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household, urged residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A lone resident finishes loading sandbags into his SUV beside a nearly exhausted sand pile and an empty bag-filling stand at a City of Panama City distribution site, as rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias falls on the final morning of the free giveaway. The city urged residents to complete storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man and a teenager load the last of their filled sandbags into the back of an SUV in rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias on the final morning of the City of Panama City's free sandbag giveaway, with the site's sand pile nearly depleted. The city urged residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man and a teenager fill the last of their sandbags beside a nearly depleted, rain-soaked sand pile at a City of Panama City distribution site as outer bands of Hurricane Isaias arrive on the final morning of the free giveaway. The city told residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man and a teenager fill sandbags from a dwindling pile in steady rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias on the final morning of the City of Panama City's free sandbag giveaway, with bags already stacked in the back of their SUV. The city asked residents to wrap up storm preparations before conditions worsened, as Bay County sat under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning with 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias falls on a nearly exhausted sand pile at a City of Panama City sandbag distribution site on the final morning of the giveaway, as a last few residents load bags into their cars. The city urged residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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TOP PICS - CHIBA, JAPAN, OCTOBER 1, 2026: Flooding affects a residential area in Chiba after heavy rains associated with Typhoon No. 25 caused a long-neglected embankment to collapse, blocking a drainage channel. With another typhoon approaching, residents face continued flooding as restoration work has yet to be completed. Photo by Soichiro Koriyama / JNA Press. (Photo by Soichiro Koriyama/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Stacked Dirty White Woven Burlap Sandbags – Industrial Storage Background Texture-stock-foto
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Bangkok, Thailand. 27th Sep, 2026. A woman wearing a rain poncho checks her phone beside sandbags placed outside a building in the Ekkamai area of Bangkok. Flooding inundated parts of Phetchaburi Road and the Pridi area in Bangkok. Residents waded through the water, vehicles navigated flooded streets, and some drivers parked their cars on an elevated bridge. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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TOP PICS - BANGKOK, THAILAND – SEPTEMBER 27, 2026: Heavy rain caused widespread flooding across Bangkok, affecting residents, businesses and communities across the capital. The Thai Meteorological Department attributed the rainfall to a low-pressure system over the Central region combined with the southwest monsoon, with further rain expected through September 27. Bangkok authorities declared all 50 districts disaster-affected areas and deployed pumps, shelters and emergency teams to assist affected residents and drain accumulated floodwater. By Sunday, water levels had begun to recede in some-stock-foto
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TOP PICS - BANGKOK, THAILAND – SEPTEMBER 27, 2026: Heavy rain caused widespread flooding across Bangkok, affecting residents, businesses and communities across the capital. The Thai Meteorological Department attributed the rainfall to a low-pressure system over the Central region combined with the southwest monsoon, with further rain expected through September 27. Bangkok authorities declared all 50 districts disaster-affected areas and deployed pumps, shelters and emergency teams to assist affected residents and drain accumulated floodwater. By Sunday, water levels had begun to recede in some-stock-foto
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TOP PICS - BANGKOK, THAILAND – SEPTEMBER 27, 2026: Heavy rain caused widespread flooding across Bangkok, affecting residents, businesses and communities across the capital. The Thai Meteorological Department attributed the rainfall to a low-pressure system over the Central region combined with the southwest monsoon, with further rain expected through September 27. Bangkok authorities declared all 50 districts disaster-affected areas and deployed pumps, shelters and emergency teams to assist affected residents and drain accumulated floodwater. By Sunday, water levels had begun to recede in some-stock-foto
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TOP PICS - BANGKOK, THAILAND – SEPTEMBER 27, 2026: Heavy rain caused widespread flooding across Bangkok, affecting residents, businesses and communities across the capital. The Thai Meteorological Department attributed the rainfall to a low-pressure system over the Central region combined with the southwest monsoon, with further rain expected through September 27. Bangkok authorities declared all 50 districts disaster-affected areas and deployed pumps, shelters and emergency teams to assist affected residents and drain accumulated floodwater. By Sunday, water levels had begun to recede in some-stock-foto
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A pile of white rubble sacks and discarded furniture sit piled outside a weathered basement wall during home renovation or cleanup work.-stock-foto
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Low Angle View of Bofors Gun Diorama Fort Belvoir | FORT BELVOIR, Va. — A low-angle view of a World War II antiaircraft gun crew diorama at the National Museum of the United States Army places the viewer at ground level beside the M1 Bofors cannon's barrel. The gun, a Swedish design adopted by the Army in 1941, was the most common antiaircraft weapon of the war, firing 40mm high-explosive rounds at aircraft and armor-piercing shells at ground targets.-stock-foto
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Bofors Antiaircraft Gun Exhibit at Army Museum | FORT BELVOIR, Va. — Model B-17 bombers hang overhead in a "bomber box" formation above a World War II antiaircraft gun diorama at the National Museum of the United States Army. The M1 Bofors gun, adapted from a Swedish design and adopted by the Army in 1941, fired 120 rounds per minute and became the most widely used antiaircraft weapon of the war, defending airfields and troop columns from strafing aircraft.-stock-foto
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Bofors Gun Exhibit at the Army Museum in Fort Belvoir | FORT BELVOIR, Va. — Visitors view a World War II exhibit featuring an M1 Bofors anti-aircraft gun diorama at the National Museum of the United States Army, photographed Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. The museum stands on Fort Belvoir, a U.S. Army post in Fairfax County, Virginia, south of Washington, D.C. It opened Nov. 11, 2020, as the Army's first museum to present a comprehensive history of the service from 1775 onward. This gallery, titled "Technology for the Soldier," examines wartime innovations in weaponry and equipment alongside life-siz-stock-foto
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Soldiers Operate Bofors Gun at Army Museum Exhibit | FORT BELVOIR, Va. — A mannequin gun crew mans an M1 Bofors antiaircraft cannon in a World War II diorama at the National Museum of the United States Army, with a camouflaged Sherman tank visible behind them. Adopted from a Swedish design in 1941, the Bofors became the Army's most common antiaircraft weapon, capable of firing 120 rounds per minute against both aircraft and ground targets.-stock-foto
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World War II Gallery at the Army Museum in Fort Belvoir | FORT BELVOIR, Va. — A World War II gallery displays rifles, helmets and field gear at the National Museum of the United States Army, photographed Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. The museum sits on Fort Belvoir, a U.S. Army installation in Fairfax County, Virginia, and is operated by the Army Historical Foundation in partnership with the Army itself. It opened to the public on Nov. 11, 2020, as the service's first comprehensive museum chronicling its history from 1775 to the present. The gallery shown here, part of the World War II exhibits, inc-stock-foto
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An illustration titled "Protecting Your Windows: Sandbags" depicting exterior and interior methods for reinforcing a building with sandbags. This card was part of a set of 50 titled "Air Raid Precautions" issued by W.D. & H.O. Wills to educate the British public on civil defence measures in preparation for the Second World War. The left section demonstrates the correct assembly of a sandbag wall against a building exterior, while the right section shows the interior perspective. 1938.-stock-foto
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A photograph depicting German soldiers of the Imperial German Army resting in a sandbagged trench during a lull in combat on the Western Front. One soldier in the foreground smokes a traditional long-stemmed pipe while another reads a newspaper, and a third writes in a notebook, illustrating the mundane activities of trench life during the First World War. A soldier on the right monitors the horizon over the parapet, highlighting the constant state of readiness required despite the lack of active fighting. c.1916.-stock-foto
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A large arrangement of filled white industrial bulk bags with blue lifting straps sits outdoors beneath early autumn trees on a park construction site-stock-foto
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A large arrangement of filled white industrial bulk bags with blue lifting straps sits outdoors beneath early autumn trees on a park construction site-stock-foto
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Director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office Xia Baolong leaves the Hong Kong Funeral Home following the funeral service for former Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa on September 20, 2026 in Hong Kong. (Photo by Kevin Li/TMHK via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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A wide view shows the exterior of the Hong Kong Funeral Home in North Point where the wake for former Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa is held on September 19, 2026 in Hong Kong. Tung, the first Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and former vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), passed away on September 8 at the age of 89. (Photo by Zulu Lo/TMHK via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Former President of the Legislative Council Rita Fan Hsu Lai-tai leaves the Hong Kong Funeral Home after paying respects during the wake for former Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa on September 19, 2026 in Hong Kong. (Photo by Gordon Choi/TMHK via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Polices checking outside of the Hong Kong Funeral Home in North Point on September 19, 2026 in Hong Kong. Today, the public memorial ceremony for Hong Kong's first Chief Executive, Tung Chee-hwa at the Hong Kong Funeral Home in North Point. (Photo by Kobe Li/Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Mourner leaves the Kai Tak Community Hall after signing the condolence book and paying respects to former Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa on September 19, 2026 in Hong Kong. (Photo by Zulu Lo/TMHK via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Reenactors with muskets, artillery and defensive wooden barriers portray troops during the Battle of White Mountain reenactment.-stock-foto
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Reenactors operate a small field cannon behind wooden defenses during the Battle of White Mountain reenactment.-stock-foto
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Reenactors defend a wooden field fortification with flags and cannon during the Battle of White Mountain reenactment.-stock-foto
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Reenactors move artillery equipment and prepare defensive positions as the Battle of White Mountain reenactment begins.-stock-foto
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