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Image Not Available for Australian machine gunners returning from the trenches
Australian machine gunners returning from the trenches
Image Not Available for Australian machine gunners returning from the trenches

Australian machine gunners returning from the trenches

Creator Ernest Brooks (British)
Creatorassembled by Sir Richard Butler (British, 1870 - 1935)
DateSeptember 1916
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions15.2 x 20.3 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Category
    Object number2004/618.56b
    LocationNot currently on display

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    Machine gunners at work - the one on the right is a German gun
    Ernest Brooks
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    Photograph
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    Gunners digging in, in new territory
    Ernest Brooks
    June 1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Loving up the guns - our gunners are always happy when they know the guns are to go further forward to clear the way for our advancing infantry
    Loving up the guns - our gunners are always happy when they know the guns are to go further forward to clear the way for our advancing infantry
    Ernest Brooks
    1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for A field gun in difficulties during the advance - such episodes as this occur daily during bad weather, but our cheery gunners soon put matters right
    A field gun in difficulties during the advance - such episodes as this occur daily during bad weather, but our cheery gunners soon put matters right
    Ernest Brooks
    1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Two Royal Artillery gunners writing letters at the entrance to their dug out
    Two Royal Artillery gunners writing letters at the entrance to their dug out
    Ernest Brooks
    1918
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Brigadier-General Giuseppe (Peppino) Garibaldi, the Commander of an Italian alpine brigade attached to the French Army, talking to gunners of the Royal Garrison Artillery
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    Ernest Brooks
    1917
    Photograph
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    Royal Artillery gunners watering their horses in the river
    Ernest Brooks
    1918
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for [Gunners loading a gun]
    [Gunners loading a gun]
    Ernest Brooks
    October 5, 1917
    Photograph
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    Transport of the Gordon Highlanders on the way to the trenches
    Ernest Brooks
    1916
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Modern methods: In the first years of war our troops reached the trenches tired out through long and weary route marches. Now things are different. The railroad has changed all that!
    Modern methods: In the first years of war our troops reached the trenches tired out through long and weary route marches. Now things are different. The railroad has changed all that!
    Ernest Brooks
    1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The Battle of Flanders - the sort of gun which helped to drive the Hun out of the trenches he had held for nearly 2 1/2 years
    The Battle of Flanders - the sort of gun which helped to drive the Hun out of the trenches he had held for nearly 2 1/2 years
    Ernest Brooks
    1917
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Farmers back among the trenches
    Farmers back among the trenches
    Ernest Brooks
    1917
    Photograph
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