stockvideo's en b-roll-footage met thousands of troops who were called-up to help during the peak of britain's coronavirus crisis, will be stood down in the coming days - we have been... - reportage afbeelding
{"Image ImageDescription": "VOICED: \t\r\nThousands of troops who were called-up to help during the peak of Britain?s coronavirus crisis, will be stood down in the coming days - we have been told. \r\n\r\nThe COVID Support Force has helped deliver testing - as well as PPE to hospitals.\r\n\r\nSky's Defence and Security correspondent Alistair Bunkall had special access to the command unit behind the COVID force. \r\n\r\nSHOWS: Exterior shots of British Army truck arriving at St Thomas Hospital to deliver PPE and medical supplies, oldiers seated and working at desks at a command post office in Aldershott, interview with Home Command Commander Commander Tyrone Urch, Interior shots of Royal Navy official working at a desk, interview with Royal Navy Watchkeeper John Hamilton,  John Hamilton working in an office, interview with Royal Navy Watchkeeper John Hamilton, military soldiers helping construct Nightingale field hospital London, interview with Armed Forces Minister James Heappey MP,  armed forces working at a COVID-19 testing facility in Salisbury, three military officials standing around a table with the map of great britain laid out at a command post n Aldershott.\r\n\r\non 19th May 2020 Various locations, United Kingdom."}