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GALLIPOLI. 1915-05-17. A GARLAND TRENCH MORTAR IN USE IN A TRENCH. (ORIGINAL HOUSED IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE)
Smooth bore trench mortar with fixed barrel set at approximately 45 degrees. The barrel is made from steel which is attached to a brass breech piece with powder recess, bolted onto a wooden block that
Gallipoli. 1915. Two men of the 6th Battalion standing behind a Garland trench mortar near the front line. Note the feet of a resting soldier and some items of kit in the foreground.(Album housed in
STEELES POST, ANZAC AREA (GALLIPOLI). 1915. JAPANESE TRENCH MORTAR USED BY `THE GOODWIN TEAM'. (ORIGINAL HELD IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE)
Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915. Members of an Australian trench mortar battery preparing to fire a Japanese trench mortar. The soldier in the centre is holding a cord which he is about to pull to fire the we
Anzac Area, Gallipoli. 1915. View along a trench of a soldier reading a paper and two others resting in the niches dug in the sides of the trench. (Original album housed in AWM Archive Store)
STEELES POST, ANZAC AREA (GALLIPOLI). 1915. SOLDIERS, POSSIBLY OF 8TH INFANTRY BATTALION, USING AN OBSERVER AND A PERISCOPE ATTACHED TO A RIFLE IN A TRENCH. (ORIGINAL HOUSED IN AWM ARCHIVE STORE)
Cambodia, 1993-05-28. A group of Cambodian soldiers demonstrating the use of a mortar to a New Zealand signaller (left) serving with the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC). The
