Dec 10, 2020
Railway mounted pom-pom gun for anti-aircraft duty in Mesopotamia.
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Railway mounted pom-pom gun for anti-aircraft duty in Mesopotamia.
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Vintage recruitment poster by the French Ministry of War encouraging French citizens to enlist or re-enlist into the Colonial Troops (c. 1930). Artwork by G. Dutriac.
“An African NCO overseeing practice with a Gardner machine gun in Eritrea,” from Sean McLachlan, Armies of the Adowa Campaign 1896: The Italian Disaster in Ethiopia. Men-at-Arms 141. Osprey Publishing, 2011. p. 39.
“Automatic weapons, so effective in the British campaigns in the Sudan, were not used to any great extent by the Italians. Due to imprecise terminology, the documentary record is unclear as to how many there were in the colony, or if any were used at Adowa. If they were, they played no significant part in the battle.” (Courtesy SME/US)
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Lewis gunner waiting to put up a barrage for energy plane.
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A Punjabi sentry aboard a transport passing through the minefields in the Persian Gulf. Note the stylish life vest.
A British Indian soldier and a goat crossing the river Diala, c1918.
Absolute unit Sub Assistant Surgeon Ram Singh of the 1st Battalion, 4th Gurkha Rifles who was awarded the Indian Order of Merit, 1915.