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And a little bit of board helping to position the "flying pig". These diggers knew a thing or two about running a board for a real flying pig.
Those were the days when words and action meant something very true.
Total antithesis of what we endure today .
The 'flying pig' (AWM EZ0149)
2 August 1916. A trench mortar battery. The shell was nicknamed a 'flying pig' as its size and slow descent allowed it to be seen in flight. The gun crew from left: Sergeant Daley; Albert Roy Kyle; Corporal Clift; Gunner Lear; Gunner Clive Talbot.