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Loading a 15-inch howitzer at Englebelmer Wood on the Somme, 7 August 1916 (b/w photo)

Loading a 15-inch howitzer at Englebelmer Wood on the Somme, 7 August 1916 (b/w photo)
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Loading a 15-inch howitzer at Englebelmer Wood on the Somme, 7 August 1916 (b/w photo)

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Unknown photographer, (20th century)

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National Army Museum, London

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black and white photograph

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1916 AD (C20th AD)

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Loading a 15-inch howitzer at Englebelmer Wood on the Somme, 7 August 1916. Photograph, World War One, Western Front (1914-1918), 1916. World War One was an artillery war. Artillery dominated the battle field and inflicted more casualties than any other weapon. Heavy artillery was used to destroy entrenched positions and dug outs. Howitzers, which gave a steep angle of shell descent, were better suited than traditional field guns for this task. From an album of 22 official photographs.

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