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29 Commando Exercise Joint Warrior
A battery of 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery fires 105mm Light Guns during Exercise Joint Warrior in Scotland.- Cobra
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29 Commando Royal Artillery Firing a 105mm Light Gun
Troops of the 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery load a 105mm Light Gun during Exercise Joint Warrior in Scotland.- Cobra
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7 Sphinx Commando Battery RA
Commandos with 7 (Sphinx) Commando Battery Royal Artillery prepare to fire a 105mm howitzer. 29 CDO RA use the L118 Light Gun, which can fire 6-8 rounds per minute to a range of 17km. Crucially, for Commando operations, the gun can be transported slung beneath helicopters and towed by vehicles.- Cobra
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Irish Army 105mm Light Gun
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1 Tonne Land Rover & Light Gun 105mm
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105 Light Gun
26 Regiment Royal Artillery fire illumination rounds from 105mm Light Guns at Camp Bastion file is available for reuse under the OGL (Open Government License) http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/- Bombardier
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105mm Light Gun firing
29 Commando Regiment firing a 105mm Light Gun during training in Norway. file is available for reuse under the OGL (Open Government License). http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/2/- Bombardier
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Cleaning the L118 Light Gun
A Gunner of the Royal Artillery Cleans a 105mm L118 Light gun- snapper
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105mm Light Gun L118
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Image from the 2010 RAF Photographic Competition
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105mm Light gun
Bringing the Gun into action- Drone_pilot
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Hooking up the Gun- Drone_pilot
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Breach end of 105mm Light gun- Drone_pilot
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105mm Light Gun L118A1
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105mm Light Gun
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105mm Light Gun (L118)
The versatile 105 mm Light Gun is used by the Parachute and Commando Field Artillery Regiments of the British Army. The Light Gun can be towed by a medium-weight vehicle (such as a Pinzgauer TUM/HD or Hagglund BV206 all-terrain vehicle) or carried around the battlefield underslung by a Puma or...- Matzos
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105mm Light Gun
A 105mm Light Gun of the Royal Regiment of Artillery. Picture taken 10th September 2005 at Southport Airshow, England. Copyright @ MilitaryImages.Net- Bombardier
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