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• 2010-10-13 15:08 ByTheirWorks 700×484× (319576 bytes) {{Information |Description = Mark II Birch Gun in action during British Army manoeuvres. This image may have been taken anytime between the guns' issue in July 1926 and their withdrawal in June-July 1931. Markings on the front hull plate indicate it is being manned by 20 Battery, 9th Field Brigade, Royal Artillery. |Source = The Wonder Book of Soldiers, published by Ward, Lock & Co |Date = Circa 1930 |Author = Unknown. Image scanned from antique book in the collection if ByTheirWorks |Permission = ByTheirWorks |other_versions = }}