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August 1969: Full-length image of British troops, armed with self-loading rifles and shields, manning a barbed wire barricade in the Bogside district of Londonderry, Northern Ireland. The troops arrived to intervene in riots between Catholics and Protestants. (Photo by Express/Express/***** Images)

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A teenage civilian is arrested by British troops during a civil rights demonstrations in Belfast. (Photo by Keystone/***** Images)

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July 1970: British soldiers sorting through a weapons cache in Belfast. (Photo by Malcolm Stroud/Express/***** Images)

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July 1970: A crowd of demonstrators passing British soldiers in Leeson St in the Falls Road area of Belfast. (Photo by Malcolm Stroud/Express/***** Images)

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10th July 1970: British soldiers take aim at civil rights demonstrators in the Falls Road, Belfast. (Photo by Malcolm Stroud/Express/***** Images)

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1971: A British soldier searching a Belfast teenager. (Photo by Keystone/***** Images)

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7th December 1971: Children jeer at British soldiers while a fire smoulders in the street behind them. (Photo by Keystone/***** Images)

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24th March 1971: An armed British soldier on patrol in Belfast. (Photo by John Minihan/Evening Standard/***** Images)

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12th August 1971: British soldiers stand on guard over houses that have been wrecked by bombs, fired by the IRA in the central area of Belfast. (Photo by Hulton Archive/***** Images)

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A British soldier trains his GPM machine gun on an alley often used by IRA snipers to target foot patrols returning to the military base located in the republican Andersonstown estate in west Belfast, 12th April 1972. (Photo by Alex Bowie/***** Images)

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Masked members of the loyalist paramilitary organization, the Ulster Defence Association (UDA), detaining two hooded IRA suspects, Belfast, Northern Ireland, June 1972. (Photo by David Lomax/Keystone/Hulton Archive/***** Images)

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IRA gunmen pose during a training and propaganda exercise in Northern Ireland, 12th February 1977. (Photo by Alex Bowie/***** Images)

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1972: Armed British soldiers on patrol in Lisbon Street, Belfast, during the Official IRA's unconditional ceasefire. (Photo by Evening Standard/***** Images)

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A priest with members of an armed British Army patrol in Northern Ireland, circa 1972. (Photo by Chris Smith/Hulton Archive/***** Images)

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A British Army patrol arrives in the aftermath of a bomb blast in Belfast, Northern Ireland, circa 1972. (Photo by David Lomax/Keystone/Hulton Archive/***** Images)

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A woman and child pass a British soldier on patrol in the republican New Lodge district of Belfast, 21st January 1972. (Photo by Alex Bowie/***** Images)

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A woman eyes a British soldier on patrol in the republican New Lodge district of Belfast, 21st January 1972. (Photo by Alex Bowie/***** Images)

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Children hijack vehicles to celebrate the shooting of a British soldier by an IRA sniper in West Belfast, 12th April 1972. (Photo by Alex Bowie/***** Images)

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A sticker on a British soldier's rifle at a pedestrian checkpoint in the centre of Belfast, 1st June 1972. It reads 'Come Alive With Jesus'. (Photo by Alex Bowie/***** Images)

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Helmeted British soldier under Give Way sign w. IRA graffiti, during Orange Day parade. (Photo by Bill Pierce//Time Life Pictures/***** Images)