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10 photos and 6 illustrations tagged firing, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.
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Recent uploads
The last upload was January 2018.
Testing guns at the firing range, Silloth from North East Museums uploaded May 2016
German field gun in action (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded February 2012
Test Site-Sycamore from SDASM Archives uploaded December 2011
Test Site-Sycamore from SDASM Archives uploaded December 2011
Bringing out the big guns from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded November 2011
CO 1069-55-4 from The National Archives UK uploaded February 2011
One of our big guns with which we annoy the enemy from National Library of Scotland uploaded June 2010
Schietende Duitsers bij Leningrad from Nationaal Archief uploaded October 2008
Saluting Pres't at Naval Review (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded April 2008
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Schietende Duitsers bij Leningrad
from Nationaal Archief
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Leenke said:
** translation of describtion ** Second World War, landwar Eastern Front. German shocktroops are firing with rifles and machineguns at the Russian defencelines at Leningrad. Russia/Soviet Union, Leningrad, 1941.
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spotless oven said:
Light machine gun squad. Soldiers armed with MG 34 and rifles K98. Note soldier with flamethrower in the background.
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batvoca said:
Übersetzung: Zweite Weltkrieg, Ostfront. Deutsche Stosstruppen beschiessen Russische Stellungen bei Leningrad
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Copper Kettle said:
Second World War, landwar Eastern Front. German shocktroops are firing with rifles and machineguns at the Russian defencelines at Leningrad. Russia/Soviet Union, Leningrad, 1941. -- IN RUSSIAN -- Вторая Мировая Война, Восточный фронт. Ударные войска немцев ведут ружейный и пулемётный огонь по русским защитникам Ленинграда. СССР, Ленинград, 1941
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Adrian Hamilton said:
If you're going to stand there shooting, please don't do it next to me with a flame thrower on your back!
Bringing out the big guns
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guliolopez said:
Don't know anything about the gun, but suspect it's housed in the battery built by Doneraile walk in 1891/2. There's a few shots on Flickr of this older gun on Doneraile walk (which may have been retired when the new one was installed). Some other info around and about on the Doneraile battery but little about the gun itself.
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National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
guliolopez Moved the photo location thanks to your input!
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Paul O'Farrell said:
Not sure what type of gun this is, its definitely a breech loaded weapon. I had thought it might be the gun that is still on the Doneraile but that one is a rifled muzzle loader. It may have been the original gun that was installed in the battery in 1891 and probably replaced at sometime later by the more modern gun in the photo.
Photo I took a few years ago of the gun at the Doneraile walk, tramore
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Paul O'Farrell said:
This is an old postcard of the Doneraile Walk, the building on the left is the gun battery, Unfortunately the building is no longer there.

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National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
Paul O'Farrell Thanks for all of that!