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IWM caption : "THE MESOPOTAMIA CAMPAIGN 1914 - 1918. Indian troops manning a 3-pounder Hotchkiss gun mouted in a railway wagon on the military railway between Basra and Nasiriya. Such armed wagons were used to protect troops and supply trains from attack by bands of hostile Arabs".

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1917

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This photograph HU 95834 comes from the collections of the Imperial War Museums
(collection no. 8401-08)

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British government.

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actual	17:23, 13 des 2011		800 × 446 (28 Ko)	Common Good	higher res
	17:40, 26 gen 2008		350 × 196 (11 Ko)	Rcbutcher	{{Information \|Description=IWM caption : "THE MESOPOTAMIA CAMPAIGN 1914 - 1918. Indian troops manning a 3-pounder Hotchkiss gun mouted in a railway wagon on the military railway between Basra and Nasiriya. Such armed wagons were used to protect troops and