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Photograph E00602 First World War, 1914-1918An 18 pounder gun of an Australian battery in its sandbagged gun pit at Noreuil Valley, during the fight for Bullecourt in May 1917. Note that the gun is in full recoil after firing.

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An 18 pounder gun of the Australian Field Artillery firing from its gun pit at Noreuil Valley, during the fight for Bullecourt in May 1917.
An 18 pounder gun of an Australian battery in its sandbagged gun pit at Noreuil Valley, during the fight for Bullecourt in May 1917. Note that the gun is in full recoil after firing.

Four members of the Australian Field Artillery using an 18 pounder gun in action at Noreuil Valley, during the fight for Bullecourt. Note the empty shell cases right background.

A gun crew of a South African Artillery unit fires its 18 pounder Mk 1 field gun during field firing practice during manoeuvres in the veldt area.

Members of the 6th Brigade bringing one of their field kitchens into position in Noreuil valley, near Bullecourt, during the heavy fighting in the vicinity of the village in May 1917.

Glenfield, NSW. November 1940. Members of the 1st Artillery Training Regiment training with an 18 pounder Mark IV Field gun in a practice gun pit, which is reinforced with sandbags. (Donor J. Whitelaw

Mesopotamia. c. 1918. A British Army artillery crew firing an 18 pounder field gun in the desert. (Donor British Official Photograph MES101)
