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Photograph H09146 First World War, 1914-1918Fampoux Ridge, France. c. 1917. A British Army soldier seated on a German Army 5.9 inch gun which had been destroyed by British artillery fire. (Donor British Official Photograph D1229)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Fampoux Ridge, France. 1917-04. This German Army 5.9 inch gun was almost new when captured by the British Army. It was made on 1917-02-13 and captured two months later. (Donor British Official Photograph)
Fampoux Ridge, France. c. 1917. A British Army soldier seated on a German Army 5.9 inch gun which had been destroyed by British artillery fire. (Donor British Official Photograph D1229)

Fampoux Ridge, France. c. 1917. A dummy gun made by the German Army designed to deceive Allied airmen. (Donor British Official Photograph D1233)

Fampoux, France. c. 1917. A massive and well protected German Army gun position after it had been captured by the British Army. (Donor British Official Photograph D1523)

Fampoux, France. c. 1917. Two British Army soldiers inspecting items, including sewing machines, at the local dump. (Donor British Official Photograph D1764)

Fampoux, France. c. 1917. British Army artillerymen fitting time fuses to shells. (Donor British Official Photograph D1524)

Vimy Ridge, France. c. 1917. Canadian Army artillerymen directing the firing of a captured German Army gun in the direction of the German lines. (Donor Canadian Official Photograph)
