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Old 28-03-20, 09:54 AM
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Default 6" Howitzer

Note the tank on the skyline.
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Old 28-03-20, 10:02 AM
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I think it's a farmhouse over the ridge.
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Old 28-03-20, 04:31 PM
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Always concerning when the gun crew has to have gas masks ready. Counter battery fire has a long reach . . . The dial site is a thing of beauty - I wonder what happened to it?
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They look like well fed sturdy lads! When and where was this photo taken?

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There appears to be a few graves there by the look of it.
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Old 29-03-20, 09:06 PM
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I'm no expert on these matters, but it looks like they are wearing the SBR (small box respirator) haversack, which was introduced in 1916. Weather appears warm ( at least one of the crew has tanned lower arms), therefore spring/ summer 1916 onwards?
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