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French 120 mm short gun in France.
Several views of a French 120 mm short gun photographed on a cobblestone street in France. (World War I. World War 1. WWI. WW1)
French 120 mm long heavy field artillery and 140 mm artillery piece in France during World War 1.
120 mm long heavy field artillery in a field in France during World War I. Several such artillery pieces in a field. French soldier standing near the artillery. Scene changes to a French 140 mm artillery gun on railroad tracks. French soldiers stand near the artillery.
Views of several railroad guns deployed by the French army in World War I
French artillerymen surround their 270mm rail gun, during World War 1. Change of scene shows soldiers climbing on another slightly larger, 305mm French railway gun. Finally, a 320mm railroad gun is shown. French soldiers manually move a rail car, containing shells, up close to the big gun. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
French 340 mm rail gun
Brief view of French 340 mm rail gun under camouflage netting during World War I. ( World War 1. WWI. WW1)
French mortars and howitzers in France.
French mortars and howitzers in France. A 220 mm mortar. Soldiers stand near the mortar. The "270" mortar in the field. The "280"mortar in the field. Soldiers stand near the mortar. The 370 mm howitzer in the field. Soldiers on the howitzer. The 400 mm howitzer in the field. Soldiers on the howitzer and testing it. The 520 mm howitzer lifted with a crane onto a waiting railway car. (World War I. World War 1. WWI. WW1)
French technicians assembling a dirigible during World War I
French technicians working on the fabric of a military dirigible. They are applying adhesive to cement overlapping seams of the fabric. View inside hangar where the dirigible is seen almost completely assembled. Workers employ bosun's chairs and rope rigging to position themselves around the airship. They are seen smoothing seams on the covering. (World War 1. WWI. WW1)