Gunday Monday

Contributed by Don’t mind me and Wild, wild West.

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A Krupp 42 cannon on a flat wagon. 1916.

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A 274-millimeter railway gun used in France in World War I. 1916

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An eight-inch Mk. VI railway gun in use during World War I at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in England. 1916.

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A 12-inch railway gun in action at the Somme, France. August, 1916.

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A 16-inch gun which was used on the Hindenburg Line in France. 1918.

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German railway guns used in World War II. 1940.

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A railway gun painted for use in desert combat. 1940.

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An Italian soldier fires a 194-millimeter railway gun during the battle of Monte Cassino in Italy. 1940.

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A German railway gun in action in France. 1940.

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American soldiers pose on a captured German railway gun. 1944.

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I think Dmm is trying to tell us something…

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An American soldier examines a German 10-inch railway gun on the Cherbourg Peninsula in France. 1944.

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Krupp K5 280mm Rail Gun.

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Krupp K5 280mm Rail Gun in action!

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Krupp K5 280mm Rail Gun.

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Army 12″/35 mount on railway it’s the oldest remaining 12″ gun and still is in firing condition.

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As best as I can tell, Civil War mortar. (Cederq)

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What is with women sticking their damn tongues out? (Cederq)

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You are based WwW! (Cederq)

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6 thoughts on “Gunday Monday

  1. “I think Dmm is trying to tell us something”.

    That he to has a fetish for redheads as do I, it must be an Irish thing.

      • ps ps Cederq if you would not do Alex Zedra on weekends you must be gay.

      • Yes, and not at all what the liberal media tried to represent.

        Say what you want about Jimmy Carter being a shitty president, and there certainly was a lot to be said, when a bunch of Donks got together and tried to kick General Loan out of the country, Carter stopped it.

        Of course, the current occupant of the White House has set a whole new standard about how being a shitty president is defined…….

  2. #29 is a Union siege cannon, not a mortar. You can tell by the slanted gun shield and the barrel sticking through it. Direct fire, mounted on a rail carriage. The tracks were advanced behind the siege lines as the Union moved closer to whatever Confederate target they were going after.

    A siege mortar on a rail car wouldn’t have a gun shield as it was designed for indirect fire.

  3. That last picture was NOT an “assassination”, it was an execution.
    Let’s be accurate, please.

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