Vintage Photographs - Machine Guns
This section of the website contains archive photographs taken during, before and after the war. Specifically this sub-section contains photography of machine guns deployed during wartime.
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The photos reproduced below are in thumbnail format - simply click a given photograph to view a larger copy within a separate window.
 Machine
gun post on the Marne front
(CNP) |
 Browning
machine gun and rifle
(CNP) |
 Marines
demonstrating the machine-gun carriage
(CNP) |
 Machine
gun in the commander's post of Zeppelin L-49
(CNP) |
 Machine
gun on a destroyer
(CNP) |
 Aeroplane
machine gun, loaded by French pilot Vedrines
(CPE) |
 Machine
gun crew
(CPE) |
 English
soldiers with a machine gun
(CPE) |
 An
Allied machine-gun detachment near Monastir
(CPE) |
 French
machine gun and men
(SR) |
 German
machine gun in an anti-aircraft position
(SR) |
 Belgian
machine guns drawn by dogs
(WW) |
 Lewis
machine gun ambush team in Mesopotamia
(WW) |
 Machine
gun outpost and barbed wire on the Upper Piave
(WW) |
 U.S.
machine gun in action in France
(WW) |
 Lewis
air-cooled machine gun
(NW) |
 Dogs
used to pull batteries of Belgian Lewis Guns
(NW) |
 Captured
Russian machine guns exhibited in Berlin
(NW) |
 U.S.
soldier examining a German machine gun at St. Mihiel
(HW) |
 British
seaplane armed with a machine gun
(GW) |
 Biplane
with machine gun in its bow
(GW) |
 Aircraft
fitted with quick-firing gun, manned by a marksman
(GW) |
 Belgian
forces bringing up machine guns
(GW) |
 German
quick-firing, anti-aircraft gun at work
(GW) |
 Maxim
Gun squad in action at Antwerp during the German bombardment
(GW) |
 Above-water
armaments of British submarines: a quick-firing gun
(GW) |
 Deck
of a German submarine after the quick-firing gun has lowered
(GW) |
 A
Maxim gun in action on the British Front in Flanders
(GW) |
 Machine-gun
section of Zouaves
(GW) |
 Wrecked
machine gun emplacement in a captured German trench
(GW) |
 British
machine gun section wearing anti-gas masks
(GW) |
 Belgian
machine-gunners wearing gas respirators
(GWS) |
 French
machine gun crew in a twig-lined trench
(GWS) |
 A
machine-gun used against German aviators in German S.W. Africa
(GWS) |
 French
soldiers using a machine gun in a trench at Neuville St Vaast
(GWS) |
 Machine
gun section of the Alpini in action
(GWS) |
 German
soldiers in Berlin examining a captured Russian machine gun
(GWS) |
 French
machine-gun crew's organised sports meeting
(GWS) |
 A
Russian machine-gun in action in Poland
(GWS) |
 A
machine-gun in position in the Belgian second line
(GWS) |
 Allied
forces working a machine gun in Gallipoli
(GWS) |
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