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$The wide variety of weapons and equipment used throughout the course of the second world war make for fascinating research and exploration - The PIAT or Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank was a spring operated, front loaded anti tank gun that lobbed a charge at enemy armour. It proved to be quite ineffective at range, and troops had to be dangerously close to hope that the round would penetrate. \n\nIn a similar role was the mortar; a key component of any infantry unit, the concept is simple: front load explosive rounds, a small charge then launches the round at the trajectory of the mortar tube. Mortars ended up being one of the most deadly weapons of the second world war.\n\nThis image was taken at an outdoor event over the weekend of 11th-13th August 2023, where reenactors, living historians, and members of the public can come to experience what life was like during the second world war, with live demonstrations, battle reenactments, and static displays from all over the world.$

Antique photograph of British Navy and Army: Egypt

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Hessdale, PA, USA – September 30, 2021. A hard-working Amish farmer operates agricultural equipment drawn by a team of horses on his farm in Lancaster County, PA. Beautiful dark blue skies and white clouds are accented by the high contrast Black and White photograph treatment.

Fort McKay, Alberta, Canada - 1915. A man securing a pack load to a horse with a diamond hitch at Fort McKay in Alberta, Canada.

Old rusty shells from cannon cartridges of the second world war.

WWII German Artillery Soldiers shooting 88mm gun on D Day.

Sikh troop from India who fought as part of the British Empire forces in South Africa at the time of the Boer War.

$The standard Heavy Machine Gun used during the war by the British and Empire forces was the Vickers. This simple modification of the Maxim Machine-gun first entered service with the British army in 1912 as the ‘Gun, Machine, Vickers, .303-inch Mark I’.\n\nThey proved such a successful and reliable weapon they remained in service virtually unchanged until 1968. Its rate of fire was about 450rpm, but this could vary with individual weapons.\n\nThis image was taken at an outdoor event over the weekend of 11th-13th August 2023, where reenactors, living historians, and members of the public can come to experience what life was like during the second world war, with live demonstrations, battle reenactments, and static displays from all over the world.$

Close-up view of part of unique example of light battle tank of the First World War. Historical concepts.

Some veterans of the Italian military corps of Bersaglieri wearing the uniforms of the First World War (1915/1918) during a military parade, with the traditional flannel and wool uniforms and the old bicycles with the provisions. Characterized by the famous plumed helmet and always marching at a fast pace or by bicycle, the Bersaglieri are one of the oldest military corps of the Italian army, founded in 1836 by General Alessandro La Marmora. Image in high quality format.

Close-up of sandbags filled with cement, arranged neatly in an outdoor setting.

View of human shape reflected over puddle

Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada - 1915. Expedition group packing up their horses at the town of Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada.

set of four aerial bomb isolated on white background. Old bomb. Aviation bomb view from above.

WW2 Normandy invasion against German military

Raw rubber sheet products packed into a cube shape in the warehouse preparing for delivery to customers. Packages were placed on the cement floor.

Still-life of an open briefcase full of cocaine with a bandolier of ammunition.

.58 caliber paper cartridges are ammunition designed for firearms typically used in the American Civil War.

Alberta, Canada - 1914. Group of men on a journey from Grouard to Peace River, dislodging a stuck cart in Northern Alberta, Canada. The trip of 90 miles took 11 days.

Photo of an original antique print from the Glimpses of the World by John L. Stoddard published in 1892.

$Before the advent of modern plastics, everything in WW2 had to be shipped and transported in either wood or metal crates and boxes. The large box possibly carried a machine gun, the smaller wooden crates and metal containers likely carried ammunition, while the canvas bags and pouches on the floor are an infantryman's webbing: His personal equipment which he wore into battle.\n\nThis image was taken at an outdoor event over the weekend of 11th-13th August 2023, where reenactors, living historians, and members of the public can come to experience what life was like during the second world war, with live demonstrations, battle reenactments, and static displays from all over the world.$

Bullet caings and rusy chain resting on wooden table

Some old rusty grenade from WW I on Sabotin mountain, Slovenia

Trenches of death world war one sandbags in Belgium

US soldiers invading Omaha Beach on D Day

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