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Photograph E00601 First World War, 1914-1918An 18 pounder gun of the Australian Field Artillery firing from its gun pit at Noreuil Valley, during the fight for Bullecourt in May 1917.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
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.

A gun crew of the 8th Battery, Australian Field Artillery, operating an 18 pounder gun. Note the empty shell cases on the ground.

Gunners of an Australian battery use an 18 pounder British field gun to rain 'barrage fire' on the enemy trenches. Note the pile of empty shell cases on the right.

GUNNERS OF 2/8TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, FIRING A 25-POUNDER FIELD GUN AT A RANGE OF 9,800 YARDS ON GERMAN POSITIONS ON THE COASTAL SECTOR NEAR EL ALAMEIN. ONE MAN IS SE

Three unidentified gun crew of the 8th Battery in action, using an 18 pounder Mk 1 field gun. An empty shell is lying on sandbags and hesian in the foreground.
