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Fields of Battle - Loncin

Fort de Loncin: Liege Aug 15th 1914. The remains of a 210mm gun cupola which was destroyed on 15 August 1914 when a direct hit from a German 420mm Big Bertha howitzer penetrated the fort's concrete roof and blew up a magazine, killing 350 men

Picture No
13923375
Media ID
47827844
Size
1900px x 1267px (1.7MB)
Credit
westernfrontphotography.com / Mary Evans
Source
Photograph by Mike St Maur Sheil
Date
2007

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