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Captured by the French
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Seeking items for the German MG08, MG08/15. LMG08/15 & T Gewehr.
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Another Memorial Gun
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Another captured by the French!
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Slightly different - captured vickers fixed to the schlitten.
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They are also holding P-14 rifles. Odd that. Who were issued P-14's?
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Originally Posted by
gsimmons
Who were issued P-14's?
English troops...
This is just a reverse of the photos we usually see. Them posing with their captured clobber...
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Which English troops? I thought they all used SMLE's and a few Long Lees. Even though they made lots of P-14's.
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I suppose you mean by Regiment? Specificly? It doesn't really matter anyway. There they are in the pic.
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There was once a Maxim at the little Eastern Townships bridge town of Ascot Corner, Quebec. It was there when I was a child, but when the road was widened it disappeared. Many years later, I saw it at a fellow's house. He was selling something or other, and I went to have a look. The story I remember was he made the authorities an offer they thought was better than letting it rust to oblivion.
That said, I know of some assorted artillery tubes that were deliberately rescued by uniformed men with green painted trucks, so they wouldn't fall into disrespute or be disrespected.
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