Vickers machine gun
The Vickers machine gun was a water-cooled .303 inch (7.7 mm) machine gun produced by the Vickers company.
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A Vickers crew on the Western Front, World War I -
A trolley-load of Vickers guns for testing -
Removing a faulty barrel during testing -
Test firing a Vickers gun -
Loading a Vickers cartridge-belt -
Drawing of a Vickers gun in action -
Vickers gun crew wearing gas helmets during the Battle of the Somme, July 1916 -
Rear view of the same machine gun team -
Vickers machine-gun of the 1st Manchester Regiment, 17 October 1941, Malaya. -
Vickers machine guns of 2nd Middlesex Regiment, 3rd Division, fire in support of troops crossing the Maas-Schelde Canal at Lille-St. Hubert (St Huilbrechts), 20 September 1944. -
British commandos man two Vickers machine guns in the shattered outskirts of Wesel, 23 March 1945. -
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Light Horse and Field Artillery Museum, Australia. -
British machine gunners fire on German aircraft near Arras -
Modified Vickers machine gun from Polish Army Museum's collection -
Vickers Mark I machine gun
