Army
Monday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
September 4, 1939.
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Britain To-Day
In the early days of the Great War, horses were used to take heavy artillery into position. illustrates the extent to which mechanization has been carried out in the British Army recently. now 8 in. Howitzers.
(ARTILLERY
This photograph perfectly Illustrated is one of the
ROYAL ARTILLERY (FIELD BRANCH) 18PL, GUN
The mechanisation of the British Army is perfectly illustrated in this official photograph showing a Royal Artillery 18 pdr, gun crossing difficult country near Hillsea, Portsmouth,
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Three members of the Coldstream Guards photographed whilst racciving instructions on the famous Bron Gun which was first manufactured in Czechoslovakia and ́is now, manu- factured under license in England.
This 3 in. anti-aircraft gun which, though not as
guns, is officient because of its extreme, mobility.