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British official photographers David McLellan, John Warwick Brooke, and Thomas Keith Aitken all took photographs #OTD in 1918. Here are a few for your viewing pleasure 
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Photograph is: Fatigue party of the Royal Garrison Artillery having a dinner, David McLellan, 7 April 1918, © IWM Q 8675 #warphotos
A 6-inch howitzer of the Royal Garrison Artillery in position in Ransart; in the foreground, the battery& #39;s barber is cutting one of the gunner& #39;s hair. David McLellan, 7 April 1918, © IWM Q 8676.
*GRAPHIC* Horses of a British ammunition limber killed by a German shell near Mailly-Maillet, John Warwick Brooke, 7 April 1918, © IWM Q 7852.
Soldier fusing shells, near Domart, Thomas Keith Aitken, 7 April 1918, © IWM Q 10869.
Two French cavalrymen on patrol 58th (London) Division Front, near Domart, Thomas Keith Aitken, 7 April 1918, © IWM Q 10866.
Finally, some men of the Australian 5th Division with some French soldiers in a wood behind the Vaire - Villers-Bretonneux Sector, Thomas Keith Aitken, 7 April 1918, © IWM Q 10868.
