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British Howitzer in the snow. Pozieres

British Howitzer in the snow. Pozieres

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Moving British Howitzer to the front line. Near Pozieres, France. September 1916

Moving British Howitzer to the front line. Near Pozieres, France. Sept...

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British Howitzer in action. July 1916

British Howitzer in action. July 1916

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British Howitzer., 89th Siege Battery, R.G.A. Dickebusch, Belgium. 6-14-1916

British Howitzer., 89th Siege Battery, R.G.A. Dickebusch, Belgium. 6-1...

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British Howitzer and Ammunition, Arras and Cambrai Area. 4-11-1917

British Howitzer and Ammunition, Arras and Cambrai Area. 4-11-1917

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Ammunition for British Howitzer. July 1916

Ammunition for British Howitzer. July 1916

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