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FIFTH ARMY : ANZIO BRIDGEHEAD COMPARISON IN GERMAN SHELLS - 1st Sgt. W.A. Hill with a 210 mm shell British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fifth-army-anzio-bridgehead-comparison-in-german-shells-1st-sgt-wa-hill-with-a-210-mm-shell-british-army-image603093072.htmlRM2X157A8–FIFTH ARMY : ANZIO BRIDGEHEAD COMPARISON IN GERMAN SHELLS - 1st Sgt. W.A. Hill with a 210 mm shell British Army
The arm rest used by 1st Lt. Joe R. Hollaway, Jr., 210 East 68th Street, Shreveport, La., pictured here, was provided by a German shell which pierced one blade of his propeller during a recent ofray over France. The shell penetrated the widest part Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-arm-rest-used-by-1st-lt-joe-r-hollaway-jr-210-east-68th-street-shreveport-la-pictured-here-was-provided-by-a-german-shell-which-pierced-one-blade-of-his-propeller-during-a-recent-ofray-over-france-the-shell-penetrated-the-widest-part-image481191527.htmlRM2JXT4KK–The arm rest used by 1st Lt. Joe R. Hollaway, Jr., 210 East 68th Street, Shreveport, La., pictured here, was provided by a German shell which pierced one blade of his propeller during a recent ofray over France. The shell penetrated the widest part
FIFTH ARMY : ANZIO BRIDGEHEAD COMPARISON IN GERMAN SHELLS - Four German shells that have been recovered on the bridgehead. Left to right: - 150 mm - 6 inch 180 mm - 7.2 inch 210 mm - 8.4 inch 280 mm - 11.2 inch 1st Sgt. William A. Hill of Charlestown, S.C., U.S.A. holds up a stick marked off in 6-inch lengths to give an idea of the size of the shells. The 280 mm shell has a mose-cap which is estimated to add 24' to its length. Round the body of the shell are raised strips which fit into the rifling of the gun barrel, the gas seal being obtained by a narrow copper band at the base end of the ra Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fifth-army-anzio-bridgehead-comparison-in-german-shells-four-german-shells-that-have-been-recovered-on-the-bridgehead-left-to-right-150-mm-6-inch-180-mm-72-inch-210-mm-84-inch-280-mm-112-inch-1st-sgt-william-a-hill-of-charlestown-sc-usa-holds-up-a-stick-marked-off-in-6-inch-lengths-to-give-an-idea-of-the-size-of-the-shells-the-280-mm-shell-has-a-mose-cap-which-is-estimated-to-add-24-to-its-length-round-the-body-of-the-shell-are-raised-strips-which-fit-into-the-rifling-of-the-gun-barrel-the-gas-seal-being-obtained-by-a-narrow-copper-band-at-the-base-end-of-the-ra-image603089267.htmlRM2X152EB–FIFTH ARMY : ANZIO BRIDGEHEAD COMPARISON IN GERMAN SHELLS - Four German shells that have been recovered on the bridgehead. Left to right: - 150 mm - 6 inch 180 mm - 7.2 inch 210 mm - 8.4 inch 280 mm - 11.2 inch 1st Sgt. William A. Hill of Charlestown, S.C., U.S.A. holds up a stick marked off in 6-inch lengths to give an idea of the size of the shells. The 280 mm shell has a mose-cap which is estimated to add 24' to its length. Round the body of the shell are raised strips which fit into the rifling of the gun barrel, the gas seal being obtained by a narrow copper band at the base end of the ra
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