Trip to London Photoset 1 of 2

So earlier this year, May 10th to be exact, I went with my father down to London. He had to go because of a job interview with the police, and he took me along because... well, he thought it'd be a nice gesture, which it was. During the trip, I took my camera with me and, regretfully, I forgot to upload the photos on to my laptop.
Until now.
Now, I did originally try to put these photos on to my Tumblr blog but, well, it's the same issue with the Rhodesian Brushstroke camouflage tutorial I made: Tumblr just refuses to let me post photos. So I'm doing them here instead. Now, I've got 50 pictures, so I'll be splitting the photos up in to two groups, and since they were done on my old camera, the quality will be a bit... well, crap.
Captions will be included at the bottom of the photo (or pair of photos) but don't expect a truly accurate caption.

  A dreary morning over the Thames, with Westminster and Big Ben to the left and the London Eye to the right.

 The 15-inch guns from HMS Ramillies (closest) and HMS Roberts (furthest)

 Harrier VTOL jet (top), V2 Rocket (right) and Supermarine Spitfire (bottom)

 WW1-era British Army Field Gun

 V-1 and V-2 rockets

 Soviet built T-34 tank

 Scale model of a WW1-era battleship (possibly British or German, can't remember which)

 German Uhlan's (I think) uniform at the outbreak of WW1

French Infantryman's uniform at the outbreak of WW1

 French 75mm Field Gun, WW1

 Various types of grenades, mortars and close combat weapons used by British and German forces for trench raids during WW1

 German trench mortar

 (From left to right) German, French and British attempts at body armour along with modifications to allow observers to watch No-Man's Land safely from the trenches (above)

 Royal Navy cannon used during Gallipoli landings

 Uniforms worn by Axis forces in the Middle East during mid-WW1. (left to right) Possible Austrian/German infantry uniform, French infantry uniform, Turkish officer's uniform

 "The rifle that armed an empire." The Short -Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE), various makes with bayonets

 Artillery howitzer, possibly either British or German

 Captured German weapons and equipment

The bottom front of a Mark IV 'Male' tank. Just behind it is the tail of a (possible) Sopwith Camel biplane.

 Rear view of Mark IV 'Male' tank

 British built variant of the Maxim machine gun, the Vickers

 British weapons of WW1: (from top down) SMLE with rifle grenade cup, SMLE with bayonet, Lewis light machine gun, ammunition pouches, Mills bombs hand grenades.

 Uniforms and equipment of German Stormtrooper (sturmtreppen). At the bottom is man portable version of MG 08 and to the right is the fuel cannister for a flamethrower.

Late war uniforms: (left to right) American infantry, British infantry, French infantry.