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19th and Early 20th Century
Click for a larger version of this image Boer 'Long Tom' shell.
A 94 pound shell from one of the Boer 'Long Tom' Creusot artillery pieces fired into the town of Ladysmith during it's seige. It presumably failed to ...
Click for a larger version of this image British 4.7 inch Naval Gun
A view of one of the huge, converted Naval pieces used as artillery in the Anglo-Boer war. It is from an Underwood and Underwood stereoview and is ent...
Click for a larger version of this image Horse Artillery troop - Boer War
An untitled photograph of a troop of horse artillery from the Anglo-Boer War period. The image clearly shows the late 19th century British khaki unifo...
The First World War
Click for a larger version of this image British 18pr Field Gun
This British field gun was introduced in 1904 and was primarily used during World War 1. It could fire an 8.4kg shell up to 5965 metres and had a cali...
Click for a larger version of this image British 60lbr Gun Mk 1
Medium artillery piece brought into service in 1904 and used extensively during World War 1 both on the Western front and in the Middle East. It's use...
Click for a larger version of this image British 9.2inch Mk 1 heavy Howitzer
A heavy seige howitzer from the First World War. This piece came into service in 1914 and it's incredible 290lb (131.5kg) shells would pound indirect ...
Click for a larger version of this image French 75mm gun and limber
This important field gun was introduced in 1897 and was the standard French fieldpiece into the 1930's. It played an important role in the German defe...
The Second World War
Click for a larger version of this image Bofors 40mm light Anti-Aircraft Gun
The 40mm L/60 automatic anti-aircraft gun was designed in Sweden by Bofors in 1928. It became so successful it was simply known as a 'Bofors gun' and ...
Click for a larger version of this image British 25 pounder field gun
The 25lbr Mk II QF gun was the standard British divisional field gun from the 1940's up to the late 1960's. It could be used in both the close support...
Click for a larger version of this image British 25 pounder Gun and Morris C8 Quad Tractor
These images show a 25 pounder gun with it's tractor, the Morris C8 Field Artillery Tractor (FAT) known as the Quad in WW2 colours. The Morris Quad wa...
Click for a larger version of this image British 5.5 inch Mk III Medium Gun
A medium cailbre artillery piece brought into service in 1941 (this one dates from 1942) was still being used in the 1970's. It could fire a 45.4 kg s...
Click for a larger version of this image German 88mm Anti-Aircraft Gun and Argentine 20mm AA gun
The premier, multi-purpose gun of the second world war, the German 88 was respected and feared wherever it was encountered. A high muzzle velocity, go...
Click for a larger version of this image German Pak 38 Anti-Tank gun
Used on all fronts throughout the second world war the 5cm pak38 was the mainstay of the German infantry's anti-tank artillery. Designed in 1940 it fi...
Click for a larger version of this image Morris Commercial CDSW Field Artillery Tractor
The Morris 6x4 Tractor was brought into service in the 1930's to tow heavy field guns like the 25 pounder but was not as manouverable as the later Mor...
Click for a larger version of this image PIAT infantry anti-armour weapon
The Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank weapon or PIAT for short was used by British forces during and after World War 2, particularly by paratroopers when...
Click for a larger version of this image Sexton, 25lbr Self-propelled Gun, 1945
later 20th Century & Modern
Click for a larger version of this image British 5.5 inch medium gun.
Click for a larger version of this image British Light anti-armour weapons
A display of 2 light anti-armour weapons used by the British Army in the 1970's and 80's. The larger of the two is the Carl-Gustav 84mm recoilless ...
Click for a larger version of this image British MOBAT anti-tank weapon
An artillery piece looked after by members of the 20th Century Revisited group. It was a prominent infantry fire support weapon from the 1960's. It...
Click for a larger version of this image British MOBAT Anti-tank weapon in action
A re-creation of a crew of British Army personnel working a Mobat recoilless anti-tank weapon of the 1970's. Crew'ed by members of the 20th Century...
Click for a larger version of this image Foden, 8x6 IMMLC with Cobra radar
The Foden based Improved Medium Mobility Load Carrier mounting the Cobra radar array as used by the British Army for counter battery artillery locatio...
Click for a larger version of this image Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS)
The Royal Artillery's main long range weapon system capable of launching 12 guided rockets, each delivering a 200lb warhead up to 300 miles range.
Click for a larger version of this image L1 BAT (Battalion Anti-Tank) Recoilless Rifle
Click for a larger version of this image The Oto Melara 105mm pack Howitzer
A light artillery piece made in Italy during the 1950's to fire standard 105mm ammunution but still be either towed by a jeep or broken down and carri...
Click for a larger version of this image US Multi Launch Rocket System (MLRS)
A long distance shot of an MLRS battery providing heavy artillery support during Operation Desert Storm.

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