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1917 - The Queen's Own Royal West Kents consolidate a captured German trench in Arras. British gunners pose for the camera, a soldier reads war news to French civilian villagers of all ages, and other British soldiers pose under anti-British graffiti left by the Germans. A 9.2 inch Howitzer is fired in Arras.

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Stock Footage ID: D378_155_823
License: Royalty-free license
Collection: Vintage
Clip length: 01:06
Contributor: RetroFootage
Frame rate: 24.0 fps
Release: Editorial
Original codec: H.264
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