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10-inch disappearing gun at Fort Casey, Washington state, similar to those at Fort Williams.
10-inch disappearing gun at Fort Casey, Washington state, similar to those at Fort Williams.
Entrance to Fort Williams, circa 1907
Entrance to Fort Williams, circa 1907
Children look on as a heavy gun is moved to Fort Williams via South Portland's trolley tracks.
Children look on as a heavy gun is moved to Fort Williams via South Portland's trolley tracks.
Battery Blair 12-inch disappearing gun emplacement in 2016 with Portland Head Light
Battery Blair 12-inch disappearing gun emplacement in 2016 with Portland Head Light
Typical naval deck mounting. An early long cartridge case for gunpowder propellant is upended at bottom left, a shell stands next to the cartridge.
Typical naval deck mounting. An early long cartridge case for gunpowder propellant is upended at bottom left, a shell stands next to the cartridge.
Loading a MK I or II deck gun on HMS Ariadne. The man at left holds a shell, the men at right hold brass powder cartridges. Note the coned breech scre
Loading a MK I or II deck gun on HMS Ariadne. The man at left holds a shell, the men at right hold brass powder cartridges. Note the coned breech screw and lugs on the underside of the breech ring to which recoil cylinders are attached
MK III gun at Fort Nelson. This shows the left trunnion (detailed in black) by which it is mounted on a Vavasseur recoil slide, and there are no lugs
MK III gun at Fort Nelson. This shows the left trunnion (detailed in black) by which it is mounted on a Vavasseur recoil slide, and there are no lugs on the underside of the breech ring
The 6 starboard casemate guns on HMS Powerful
The 6 starboard casemate guns on HMS Powerful