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Marine Corps Rifle Range, Winthrop, Md. - Gen. Barnett Testing Colt's Automatic Machine Gun, 1917. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Marine Corps Rifle Range, Winthrop, Md. - Gen. Barnett Testing Colt's Automatic Machine Gun, 1917
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Marine Corps Rifle Range, Winthrop, Md. - Gen. Barnett Testing Colt's Automatic Machine Gun, 1917. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Marine Corps Rifle Range, Winthrop, Md. - Gen. Barnett Testing Colt's Automatic Machine Gun, 1917
Marine Corps Rifle Range, Winthrop, Maryland - General George Barnett Testing Colt's Automatic Machine Gun, 1917
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This photograph, titled "Marine Corps Rifle Range, Winthrop, Md. - Gen. Barnett Testing Colt's Automatic Machine Gun, 1917," captures a significant moment in military history. The image depicts General George Barnett of the United States Marine Corps intently testing the Colt Automatic Machine Gun at the Winthrop Rifle Range in Maryland during the first world war. The year was 1917, and the United States military was gearing up for its entry into the conflict. General Barnett, dressed in full military uniform, is seen in a focused and determined pose as he examines the weapon's functionality. The Colt Automatic Machine Gun, also known as the Lewis Gun, was a crucial addition to the Marine Corps arsenal during this period. Its ability to fire rapidly and continuously made it an effective tool in naval warfare and infantry support. The photograph was taken by Harris & Ewing, a renowned photographic studio based in Washington D.C. at the time. The studio, founded by Martha Ewing Kuntze and her husband George Harris, was known for its high-quality work and its extensive coverage of American military and political events. This image is a testament to their impressive documentation of history. The scene at the rifle range is filled with a sense of urgency and importance. Men in uniform, likely Marines, can be seen in the background, observing the test or preparing for their own training exercises. The image serves as a reminder of the critical role the Marine Corps played in the first world war and the technological advancements that shaped military strategy during this time.
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