Military Vehicle Group
Featured Work
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You've Been Mango'd by RedHillDigital
You’ve Been Mango’d This is a Mangonel, a type of catapult or siege machine used in medieval times to launch heavy projectiles at castle or city walls from a bowl-shaped bucket at the end of the arm. Its unpredictable, yet powerful strikes were best suited to hitting broad, non-moving targets such as buildings or walls. Mangonels hurled rocks, burning objects, fire pots (vessels filled with flammable materials that created a fireball on impact), or anything else readily available to the attacking and defending forces, even partially decomposed carcasses of animals or people, the latter intended to intimidate, demoralize, and spread disease among the besieged. Location: Caerlaverock Castle, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. Date: 26th August 2008 This shot was featured by the Military Vehicle group, 10th May 2009. Click here to see Caerlaverock Castle
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Gun Powder Carriage. by Finobub
Took this image at Oldbridge / “Battle of The Boyne” / Centre / Oldbridge, county Meath. / Panasonic / DMC -F27 / f/2.8 / 1/80 sec. / 0 step / 6 mm / 3 / 36
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WW1 Ambulance by Steven Squizzero
From the Collings Foundation collection in Stow Mass.
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Anson and Huck Starter by Hertsman
The Huck Starter was a very early (WW1) booster starter for piston engined aircraft. Seen here at The Shuttleworth Collection
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Fordson by imnoexpert
Not sure what this would be used for, but looking at the winch gues its used pulling something.
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Canon by imnoexpert
German 15cm SIS 33 Infantry Gun
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Pevensey Castle Cannon by davesphotographics
Replica of a 1587 cast iron gun cannon saker 11 foot barrel firing 11 pound lb shot
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British Mark V Tank, 1918 by Arrowman
The tank was first used at the little known Battle of Flers. It was then used with less success at the Battle of the Somme. Though the tank was highly unreliable – as one would expect from a new machine – it did a great deal to end the horrors of trench warfare and brought back some mobility to the Western Front.
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The canon by Christian Zammit
Old canon – times of when the Knight of St John were in Malta. / This canon is found at Mdina, in front of the Cathedral. This / work / has / been / produced / by / Christian / Zammit / Kindly / click / on / photo / below. / Visit my gallery / Monthly Journals
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3 2 1 FIRE by Christian Zammit
Soldier preparing to fire a canon bomb. It is a daily re-enactment in Valletta. This / work / has / been / produced / by / Christian / Zammit / Kindly / click / on / photo / below. / Visit my gallery / Monthly Journals
Recent Work
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Sunset in Al Anbar by R. Mike "Jake" Jacobson
The setting sun silhouettes two cranes of Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 18 (Navy Seabees) in the Al Anbar Provence of Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Canon PowersShot A700 / 1/200 sec at f/4 © R, Mike Jacobson
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Blood Moon by Matt Linehan
Old army transport truck with sinister light inside the cab. Its unearthly journey ends here.
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Motor Pool by Steven Squizzero
From the Reading Airshow.
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German Tank by Steven Squizzero
Taken at the Mid Atlantic Air Museum ww2 weekend.
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Moter Pool by Steven Squizzero
From the MAAM ww2 weekend.
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GMC 6x6 Truck by Edward Denyer
GMC 2 1/2 ton 6×6 Cargo Truck. / This Image taken in June 1974, on the 30th anniversary / of D-Day run to the Normandy beaches. There were over / 200 vehicles on this trip and almost all of them are in this / convoy! Camera: Russian Zenit SLR. 50mm. lens. / Digital remastered Slide. / Kodak 100 asa film.
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Thanks to the host of Military Vehicle Group for the feature of
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Gun Powder Carriage. by Finobub
Took this image at Oldbridge / “Battle of The Boyne” / Centre / Oldbridge, county Meath. / Panasonic / DMC -F27 / f/2.8 / 1/80 sec. / 0 step / 6 mm / 3 / 36
About This Group
This is a group for Images of Military Vehicles, wheeled or tracked, land and amphibious. Especially catering for artists with a Military background, an enthusiastic preservation person or Images from a military vehicle show. It will cover vehicles in operation today right back to the earlier types of military transport. We are not expecting action war scenes but the vehicles themselves moving or static with personel or without. The vehicles must be the predominant feature.
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