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British gunners at work, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1914

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British gunners at work, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1914

British gunners at work with the 60-prs in the vineyard district of France in October 1914. Firing the 60-pr guns of the Royal Garrison Artillery against a German position. A heavy battery consists of four of the guns shown in the illustration.
October 1914

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Artillery Battery Firing Garrison Gunners Guns Heavy Vineyard


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October 1914: British Gunners in Action with the 60-pr Guns of the Royal Garrison Artillery, Vineyard District, France This evocative photograph captures the intensity and determination of British gunners as they work to fire their 60-pr guns against a German position in the vineyard district of France during the early days of the First World War. The heavy battery, consisting of four of these powerful guns, is shown in action, with the crew focused intently on their tasks. The 60-pr, or 60-pounder, was a key weapon in the British artillery arsenal during the First World War. Capable of firing a 60-pound shell over a distance of 7,000 yards, these guns provided long-range firepower that was essential in the open warfare of the Western Front. Despite the challenging conditions of the battlefield, the British gunners are shown working efficiently and effectively, their concentration unbroken as they prepare to fire another round. The vineyard district, with its rolling hills and verdant foliage, provides a stark contrast to the destruction and chaos of the battlefield. The photograph is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by the soldiers of the Royal Garrison Artillery during the First World War, as they fought to defend their country and protect their comrades on the front lines. The dedication and skill of these gunners played a crucial role in the outcome of the war, and their legacy continues to inspire us today.

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