War Thunder - Hardaway Alabama Artillery - 3-Inch Whitworth Gun 2A Oak Hill Autumn Gettysburg Metal Print

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View northerly on Oak Hill of breach-loading, 3-inch Whitworth Gun positioned north of the Mummasburg Road and immediately west of the Eternal Peace Light Memorial. First Day of Battle, Gettysburg National Military Park. Image = Hardaway AL Arty Whitworth Gun-2A Oak Hill Gettysburg 102012A 117-121 D-M C1.jpg.

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