Vintage
Photographs - Artillery
Updated - Saturday, 27 May, 2006
This section of the website contains archive photographs taken during, before and after the war. Specifically this sub-section contains photos of artillery developed and deployed during wartime.
Click here to read introductory notes relating to this section, including information on photograph sources. Use the sidebar to the right to select other categories of photos available within this section.
The photos reproduced below are in thumbnail format - simply click a given photograph to view a larger copy within a separate window.
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 Great
Austrian Skoda gun which fired a 12-inch shell
(CNP) |
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 Battery
of anti-aircraft guns near Kupa, Macedonia
(CNP) |
 Yale
artillery companies with a battery of 75's
(CNP) |
 Artillery
at the Officers' Training Camp, Plattsburg, N.Y.
(CNP) |
 Moving
artillery in the Alps
(CNP) |
 British
artillery hammering the German lines
(CNP) |
 Finding
the range for the 75's
(CNP) |
 Camouflaged
artillery post
(CNP) |
 Loading
a big coast-defence gun
(CNP) |
 Australian
artillery ready for battle
(CNP) |
 Learning
a French quick-firing gun
(CNP) |
 First
Virginia field artillery at drill
(CNP) |
 British
Tommies pulling a field gun out of the mud
(CNP) |
 Moving
a French gun on the Somme battle front
(CNP) |
 French
artillery after fighting through a gas attack
(CNP) |
 400
millimetre gun in action
(CNP) |
 Lengthwise
view of 400 millimetre gun and its machinery
(CNP) |
 Large
French mortar just after discharge
(CNP) |
 French
soldier discharging 'Crapouillots'
(CNP) |
 Armoured
train with a gun turret
(CNP) |
 Front
view of a gun position
(CNP) |
 Bringing
up shells on a narrow-guage railroad
(CNP) |
 Motor-mounted
gun in a camouflaged position
(CNP) |
 Ammunition
depot, where shells for 75's are concealed
(CNP) |
 Camouflaged
battery in Belgium
(CNP) |
 French
gun pounding enemy lines in the Vosges
(CNP) |
 Moving
great shells in a camouflaged position
(CNP) |
 Great
supply of shells close to the firing lines
(CNP) |
 Revolving
turret and gun on an armoured train
(CNP) |
 Huge
French gun in camouflaged position in Italy
(CNP) |
 Thoroughly
concealed artillery position
(CNP) |
 Workmen
completing a 20-inch French gun
(CNP) |
 British
field artillery
(MF) |
 King George V
in a gun-pit
(MF) |
 British
artillery piece
(MF) |
 French
artillery men in boats, 1915
(MF) |
 French
people with artillery shell
(MF) |
 Russian
artillery
(CPE) |
 Moving
a French 75mm gun
(CPE) |
 Moving
a German gun
(CPE) |
 Austrian
field artillery in Russia
(CPE) |
 Germans
refortifying Antwerp, 1914
(CPE) |
 Wreckage
of a Brussels fort, 1914
(CPE) |
 Gun
destroyed by Japanese shell at Bismarck Fort, Tsing-tau
(CPE) |
 Japanaese
bombardment at Tsing-tau
(CPE) |
 German
battery in the snows of Poland
(CPE) |
 French
220mm cannon, 1914
(MF) |
 Australian
heavy gun at work
(MF) |
 Hot
work for the Australian gunners
(MF) |
 Loading
a trench mortar
(MF) |
 Tractor
for transporting British guns
(CPE) |
 Serving
a gun on a British armoured train
(CPE) |
 Range
finder or telemeter
(CPE) |
 A
large German 8-inch gun in action
(CPE) |
 A
captured Russian cannon
(CPE) |
 Work
of an Austrian siege gun, the Skoda
(CPE) |
 A
large Italian 8.2 inch mortar
(CPE) |
 Italian
batteries at nightfall in the Isonzo
(CPE) |
 German
anti-aircarft gun mounted on a turntable
(CPE) |
 Italian
battery in a protected position
(CPE) |
 Italian
artillerymen pulling a gun to a vantage point
(CPE) |
 French
artillery in the Battle of Champagne
(CPE) |
 British
artillery at Gallipoli on Cape Helles
(CPE) |
 Bursting
shell which killed the photographer (visible at bottom)
(CPE) |
 An
Austrian siege gun in Serbia
(CPE) |
 British
soldiers hoisting the shell for a giant gun
(CPE) |
 Guns
in a captured Romanian fortress, 1916
(CPE) |
 Platform
and mechanism of a well-placed mortar
(CPE) |
 British
gunners who have sighted German aircraft
(CPE) |
 Anzac
artillery in the Battle of the Somme, 1916
(CPE) |
 French
guns passing on a road in the Verdun battlefield
(CPE) |
 A
German 380-mm shell striking a house in Verdun
(CPE) |
 Italian
gun on a mountain-top fighting for the Trentino
(CPE) |
 Bringing
up the French 75's in the fighting on the Somme
(CPE) |
 Russian
artillery and cavalry in the Carpathians
(CPE) |
 Turkish
18-pounder Krupp gun captured by British Indians
(CPE) |
 A
huge British mortar
(CNP) |
 Big
British mortar in position near the Somme
(CNP) |
 Captured
German artillery on show in Paris after the war
(SR) |
 Stylised
sketch of use of heavy duty tractors to pull guns
(SR) |
 Belgian
artillery in Flanders, early 1914
(SR) |
 French
artillery pounding the German lines
(SR) |
 Belgian
field guns in the Battle of Hofstade
(WW) |
 Italian
heavy howitzer used against Germans on the Piave
(WW) |
 Hauling
Italian big guns up Mount Grappa
(WW) |
 Italian
gun being brought across a Trentino Alps valley by cable
(WW) |
 Shrapnel
shells being capped with time fuses at Bethlehem Steel Works
(WW) |
 Tons
of metal ready to be placed within shells
(WW) |
 Pounding
a big gun into shape at Bethlehem Steel Works
(WW) |
 Members
of U.S. field artillery grooming their horses
(WW) |
 U.S.
artillery in France
(WW) |
 British
gun sinking on the roadside
(WW) |
 British
gun after firing
(WW) |
 Effects
of a high explosive shell
(WW) |
 Heavy
French artillery
(WW) |
 British
gunners working a 6-inch Howitzer battery
(WW) |
 British
sending shells behind German lines on the Western Front
(WW) |
 British
Royal Horse Artillery approaching a battery position
(WW) |
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A 'Woolly Bear' comprised a German shrapnel shell, which burst with a cloud-like explosion. |
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