Heckler & Koch MP5. This submachine gun was seen in the hands of counterterrorist units prior to Doomsday. It made its famous debut during the 1980 Iranian embassy hostage crisis in London where it was seen in the hands of SAS operators. Since then, the MP5 has defined the generation of submachine guns. Even after Doomsday, the MP5 is still in use by surviving military and law enforcement units around the world.
Commonwealth SAS-R operators in Saudi Arabia during the World War on Terror against the Hamas Caliphate, 2021.
From @LouisTheGreyFox's The Eagle Down Under (1983: Doomsday TL 2016-2030)
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An EMD GP9 locomotive 7107, in Uruapan station circa 1983. Ferrocarriles Nacionales de México system, in Michoacán state, southwest México.
Souvenirs of the 50th Anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery March, on 2015. Selma (former Alabama)