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Lieut. Dimmer Repairing a Machine-Gun While Exposed to the Fire of the Advancing Prussian Guard by Allan Stewart (P) REG351 South Lancashire Regiment (Prince of

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South Lancashire Regiment (Prince of Wales Volunteers) by Richard Simkin From the supplement of the Army and Navy Gazette

Original lithograph from 1898

16th Lancers by Richard Simkin

of 2nd Battalion Kings Royal Rifle Corps

Lieut. Dimmer Repairing a Machine-Gun While Exposed to the Fire of the Advancing Prussian Guard by Allan Stewart (P) REG351 South Lancashire Regiment (Prince ofANT128P. Lieut. Dimmer Repairing a Machine Gun While Exposed to the Fire of the Advancing Prussian Guard by Allan Stewart. As the Prussian Guard advanced in massed formation from the cover of a wood at Klein Zillebeke on 12th November 1914, the British machine guns mowed them down with a storm of bullets. But the gun which Lieutenant John Henry Stephen Dimmer, of 2nd Battalion Kings Royal Rifle Corps, was working, suddenly jammed. With great bravery

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