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A 25 Pounder shoot. 16th January 1940 Although the war in France still remains a
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A 25 Pounder shoot. 16th January 1940 Although the war in France still remains a
A 25 Pounder shoot. 16th January 1940
Although the war in France still remains a stalemate, as far as the BEF is concerned, exercises are constantly taking place to keep and units up to the highest status.
Our photo shows: A practical shoot by a RAF battery in France. The battery telephonist with his improvised instrument stand and seat - a cold job
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Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Paris
France
Media ID 21844951
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1940 Armies British B British Expeditionary Force Communications France Rifles Telephone Tin Helmet Weapons War And Conflict
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This print from Memory Lane Prints takes us back to the 16th of January, 1940, during World War II. Despite the ongoing stalemate in France, the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) is determined to keep their units at their highest status through constant exercises. In this particular image, we witness a practical shoot carried out by an RAF battery in France. The photograph focuses on the battery telephonist who stands amidst a cold and unforgiving weather. His improvised instrument stand and seat showcase his resourcefulness and dedication to his role. Clad in their distinctive uniforms and tin helmets, these soldiers are prepared for any eventuality that may arise on the battlefield. In this snapshot frozen in time, we catch a glimpse of life during wartime - soldiers honing their skills while facing challenging conditions. The rifles they hold serve as reminders of the weapons they wielded with precision and bravery against enemy forces. As we delve into history through this remarkable image, it becomes evident that communication played a crucial role in military operations during World War II. The telephone held by the telephonist symbolizes not only connectivity between units but also serves as a lifeline for troops stationed far from home. Memory Lane Prints allows us to immerse ourselves in moments like these - capturing snippets of our collective past that remind us of sacrifice, resilience, and unwavering determination exhibited by those who served during one of humanity's darkest periods.
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