240 mm Trench Mortar

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1915 240 mm mortar by Batignolles. 
240 mm mortar, Mortier de 240 mm

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1915 — 1918 Francegun barrelweapon modelmass: 866 kilogram, 
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Artillery on the Western Front Q78020Artillery on the Western Front Q78020
Bois de Beaumarais - Fonds Berthelé - 49Fi1879-24Bois de Beaumarais - Fonds Berthelé - 49Fi1879-24
Exterior storage of 240 mm gunExterior storage of 240 mm gun
Firing a heavy trench mortar, Bestanddeelnr 158-1669Firing a heavy trench mortar, Bestanddeelnr 158-1669
French Trench Mortar, 240MM, showing mounted piece ready for transporting, bomb and cartridge. Capt. H.T. Pease of 316th Battalion Trench Art. devised means by way of using this on wheels and then taking off, setting up quickly, and first shot drives spades in ground, which are on the bottom. This saves days of work of building rock base. Vitrey, Vernois, FranceFrench Trench Mortar, 240MM, showing mounted piece ready for transporting, bomb and cartridge. Capt. H.T. Pease of 316th Battalion Trench Art. devised means by way of using this on wheels and then taking off, setting up quickly, and first shot drives spades in ground, which are on the bottom. This saves days of work of building rock base. Vitrey, Vernois, France
Mortaio da 240 longMortaio da 240 long
Mortaio da 240 shortMortaio da 240 short
Mortaio da 240 transportMortaio da 240 transport
Peuch-Remondy 24 31 Mod 1916 FuzePeuch-Remondy 24 31 Mod 1916 Fuze
US 240mm Trench Mortar SetupUS 240mm Trench Mortar Setup
US Gunners Loading 240mm Trench MortarUS Gunners Loading 240mm Trench Mortar
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image111-SC-33701Wikimedia
image111-SC-33702Wikimedia
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image111-SC-41202Wikimedia
image111-SC-41203Wikimedia
image240mmBombTypeTModel1916Wikimedia
image240mmTrenchMortarCartridge100Wikimedia
imageArtillery on the Western Front Q78020Wikimedia
imageBois de Beaumarais - Fonds Berthelé - 49Fi1879-24Wikimedia
imageExterior storage of 240 mm gunWikimedia
imageFiring a heavy trench mortar, Bestanddeelnr 158-1669Wikimedia
imageFrench Trench Mortar, 240MM, showing mounted piece ready for transporting, bomb and cartridge. Capt. H.T. Pease of 316th Battalion Trench Art. devised means by way of using this on wheels and then taking off, setting up quickly, and first shot drives spades in ground, which are on the bottom. This saves days of work of building rock base. Vitrey, Vernois, FranceWikimedia
image1917Mortaio da 240 longWikimedia
image1917Mortaio da 240 shortWikimedia
image1917Mortaio da 240 transportWikimedia
imagePeuch-Remondy 24 31 Mod 1916 FuzeWikimedia
imageUS 240mm Trench Mortar SetupWikimedia
imageUS Gunners Loading 240mm Trench MortarWikimedia
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