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John Hutchins’ book, Death Rattle, is the definitive treatise on the machine gun as used by British forces from 1870-2015. Gatlings, Gardners, STEN’s and Brens (as well as dozens of others ...
Bravery medals belonging to a British soldier who single-handedly took out two enemy machine gun posts despite a bomb blowing up in his face, emerge for sale for £5,000. Company Sergeant-Major ...
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Lanarkshire WW1 soldier 'proudly remembered' after grave identified a century after his death - MSNL/Cpl Baron had been serving with the 43rd Machine Gun Corps when he died aged 29 on August 24, 1917 during a German counterattack on a position near Hooge which had been taken in a British attack ...
Despite the thousands of deaths attributed to the use of the machine-gun during WW1, did its awesome threat actually save lives?
German WW1 diary solves British soldier 'mystery' Image source, Philipp Cross. Image caption, ... "Having this is like a time machine into the past and it's just really special.
L/Cpl Baron had been serving with the 43rd Machine Gun Corps when he died aged 29 on August 24, 1917 during a German counterattack on a position near Hooge which had been taken in a British attack ...
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