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#17 French soldiers camouflaging a 370 mm railway gun named “Keity” in Noyon, Region Oise, France, September 5, 1917.

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French soldiers camouflaging a 370 mm railway gun named “Keity” in Noyon, Region Oise, France, September 5, 1917.

The Artillery Express: A Photographic Journey through the Era of Railway Guns

#17 French soldiers camouflaging a 370 mm railway gun named “Keity” in Noyon, Region Oise, France, September 5, 1917.

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