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#30 Heavy artillery mounted on a train during World War I, known as “The Monster British Guns,” 1919.

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Heavy artillery mounted on a train during World War I, known as “The Monster British Guns,” 1919.

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

#30 Heavy artillery mounted on a train during World War I, known as “The Monster British Guns,” 1919.

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←#29 One of the big 14-inch guns used in the war against the Germans, firing a 1200-pound shell with a range of 19 miles, February 11, 1919.
#31 Massive railroad gun towering over troops, 1940s.→

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