Image:37thDivisionTroopsWith2InchBombsHamel1916.jpg

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Title: EVERYDAY LIFE DURING THE FIRST WORLD WAR
Description: Soldiers of III Brigade, 37th Division, pose for the camera, as they look through the windows of a ruined house in Hamel. Some are holding bombs, a stack of which can be seen on the ground beside the house.
Comment : these are bombs for the Vickers 2 inch Medium Mortar.
NOTE : this version has had brightness and contrast artificially increased to bring out more detail.
Source

Imperial War Museum Photograph : Collection No.: 1900-13 Photo No.: Q 4544
Date

circa. 1916
Author

Photographer: Brooke J W (Lt)
Permission
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