Bren Gunner
by DOIK
Taken with 16-45 at 24mm
Uploaded08/04/2010 - 08:30
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Posted 09/04/2010 - 07:10
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Unless I'm very much mistaken, those chaps appear to be Tasmanians. They all look so alike, they must be related. Nice shot, how about a little bit of smoke wafting in the background?
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Sam-Joseph
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Posted 09/04/2010 - 11:52
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Some info on the subject from the DLI Now website.
The Bren-Gunner Statuette;
It is expected that the first 25 bronze images of The Bren-Gunner will be delivered to The Rifles Durham Office on Wednesday 28 October 2009.
Members who have made an application to purchase one of the limited edition (250) statuettes will be contacted to confirm their availability.
These were standing on a filing cabinet, with a window to the right.Pleased you like it.
John
The Bren-Gunner is the second bronze statuette commissioned by the DLI Association and created by the northern sculptor, Paul Edward Dunn.
It has been designed to honour the infantrymen of World War II, particularly those of the 6th, 8th & and 9th Battalions in the 151 (Durham) Brigade of the 50th (Northumbrian) Division.
These were standing on a filing cabinet with a window to the right.
Pleased you liked it.
John
The Bren-Gunner Statuette;
It is expected that the first 25 bronze images of The Bren-Gunner will be delivered to The Rifles Durham Office on Wednesday 28 October 2009.
Members who have made an application to purchase one of the limited edition (250) statuettes will be contacted to confirm their availability.
These were standing on a filing cabinet, with a window to the right.Pleased you like it.
John
The Bren-Gunner is the second bronze statuette commissioned by the DLI Association and created by the northern sculptor, Paul Edward Dunn.
It has been designed to honour the infantrymen of World War II, particularly those of the 6th, 8th & and 9th Battalions in the 151 (Durham) Brigade of the 50th (Northumbrian) Division.
These were standing on a filing cabinet with a window to the right.
Pleased you liked it.
John
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