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1940 British forces demonstrate railway guns, military maneuvers, and construction of pontoon bridge
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4:10Now PlayingDate: 23rd December 1940
Location: Unknown location
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
Gaumont British Ident
SLATE INFORMATION: Britain's Battle Strength on Land
ENGLAND:
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MILITARY. BRITISH Giant Railway Guns fired..Re's bridge river.. Bren carriers crossing.
TANKS. Bren gun carriers crossing pontoon bridge
mobile guns, heavy artillery, World War II, World War Two, Second World War, infantry, tanks, engineers, collapsible boat, river, girder, crossing, troops, soldiers, boats, trucks, army, sapper, Royal Corps of Engineers, sappers, engineer
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