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Photograph 010624 Second World War, 1939-1945BARREL NEEDS TO BE COOLED AFTER RAPIDLY FIRING 300 ROUNDS, IS HELD IN PLACE BY A BUTTON WHICH ALLOWS IT TO BE REPLACED IN AN INSTANT.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BARREL NEEDS TO BE COOLED AFTER RAPIDLY FIRING 300 ROUNDS, IS HELD IN PLACE BY A BUTTON WHICH ALLOWS IT TO BE REPLACED IN AN INSTANT.
BARREL NEEDS TO BE COOLED AFTER RAPIDLY FIRING 300 ROUNDS, IS HELD IN PLACE BY A BUTTON WHICH ALLOWS IT TO BE REPLACED IN AN INSTANT.

MG34 Machine Gun Barrel. Plain air cooled blued steel barrel. Stamped with S over various nazi proof marks, the serial number and 1939. In sustained fire use, the barrel would be removed and replace
Two unidentified members of a militia Light horse unit firing a Vickers .303 machine gun. which is mounted on a tripod. The gun is water cooled around the barrel, which allows for prolonged firing, b

Experimental Owen Sub-machine Gun. It has a wooden butt and pistol grip but the foregrip is a dark red plastic screwed to the barrel. The .32 calibre barrel with its muzzle compensator is held in plac

MG34 Machine Gun Barrel Case for two barrels. Pressed steel case with ribs and a hinged lid that attaches to a locking clip on the body. Circular tubes inside to keep the barrels separated. The back h
TROOP FROM 2/8TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, FIRING THEIR 25-POUNDER GUN AT A RANGE OF 9,800 YARDS ON GERMAN POSITIONS ON THE COASTAL SECTOR NEAR EL ALAMEIN. ON THE NIGHT OF
