The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably EGYPT. ?1918. A 75MM M1897 FRENCH-MANUFACTURED SCHNEIDER GUN, THE MAIN WEAPON OF FRENCH ARTILLERY 1914-1918, POSSIBLY CAPTURED FROM THE TURKS BY MEMBERS OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE.
Probably EGYPT. ?1918. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS, POSSIBLY FROM THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT, EXAMINING A 75MM M1897 FRENCH-MANUFACTURED SCHNEIDER GUN, PROBABLY CAPTURED FROM THE TURKS. THE GUN I
Gunner Charles Hull of the 7th Battery, Australian Field Artillery, sitting on the barrel of a French Schneider M1897 Fieldgun. See also A04460.
Informal portrait of Gunner Charles Hull of the 7th Battery, Australian Field Artillery, sitting on the barrel of a French Schneider M1897 Fieldgun. See also A04465.
c. 1920. Possibly a French 75mm gun mounted on an anti aircraft mount (right) captured from the Turks during the First World War. Next to it is a disinfector. (Donor J. Whitelaw)
MEMBERS OF THE 11TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT WITH A GERMAN/TURKISH 75MM M03 GUN CAPTURED AT THE BATTLE FOR SEMAKH.
Officers of the 1st Australian Light Horse Regiment inspect a German 75mm M05 light field gun captured at Magdhaba during the battle of El Arish. One of a series of images relating to the service of L
