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Photograph B02941 First World War, 1914-1918The bodies of two Turkish machine gunners who died at their post next to a railway line. Note the empty shells around their Maxim MG08 heavy machine gun on a sled mount. See also B01770.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
TURKISH SOLDIERS LIE DEAD BESIDE THEIR MACHINE GUN, A GERMAN MAXIM 7.92MM MODEL 1908 (MG08) HEAVY MACHINE GUN. (DONOR R. TIMPERLEY)
The bodies of two Turkish machine gunners who died at their post next to a railway line. Note the empty shells around their Maxim MG08 heavy machine gun on a sled mount. See also B01770.

The bodies of two Turkish machine gunners who died at their post next a railway line. Note the empty shells around the Maxim MG08 heavy machine gun on a sled mount that they were using.

Four unidentified Australians pose with some German weapons captured by the 13th Battalion during the Battle of Hamel on 4 July 1918. The weapons are, right to left: a Maxim MG 08/15 light machine gun

Yongju area, North Korea, 1950-10-22. The dead bodies of several North Korean soldiers lie in a shallow ditch beside a road where they had been killed by members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Austra

Depicts the German machine gun position after its capture by the 1st Brigade AIF near Templeux-le-Guerard. Two German machine gunners lie dead near a damaged and dismantled Maxim machine gun with sled

Maxim MG08 heavy machine gun. The receiver top cover is stamped with the serial number, MG08 Gwf SPANDAU 1917. The barrel water jacket is painted grey. The gun is complete with an armoured front barre
