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Oxen pulling heavy artillery, WW1

Oxen pulling heavy artillery, WW1


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Oxen pulling heavy artillery, WW1

Oxen being used to pull heavy artillery during the First World War Date: 1914-1918

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Artillery Cattle Gunner Gunners Guns Heavy Moving Oxen Pull Pulling War Time Weapons Ww 1


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This evocative photograph captures the raw power and determination of oxen as they laboriously pull a heavy artillery carriage through a muddy field during the First World War. Dated between 1914 and 1918, this image serves as a poignant reminder of the unglamorous and grueling realities of war. The oxen, with their massive, muscular bodies and expressive eyes, appear both strong and weary, their breaths visible in the cold air as they strain against the ropes that bind them to the weapon of war. In the background, soldiers in uniform stand watch, their faces etched with concentration and resolve. The gunner, clad in a heavy coat and holding a whip, urges the oxen on, his gaze fixed on the task at hand. The artillery piece, a formidable and imposing presence, looms large in the frame, its barrel pointed ominously towards the horizon. The use of oxen for pulling heavy artillery was a common practice during the early stages of the war, before the widespread availability of motorized vehicles. The animals provided a reliable and effective means of transporting the massive guns and ammunition to the front lines. However, their use came with its own set of challenges, including the need for large numbers of animals, extensive feeding and watering requirements, and the risk of injury or death to the animals themselves. Despite the hardships, the men and the oxen persevered, driven by the knowledge that their efforts were crucial to the outcome of the war. This powerful image stands as a testament to their indomitable spirit and the sacrifices they made in the name of duty and country.

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