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whose horse had been killed under him
published by Colnaghi & Co
and not the guns being taken away by Russian forces from the redoubts
Original lithograph from 1898
Lieut. Dimmer Repairing a Machine-Gun While Exposed to the Fire of the Advancing Prussian Guard by Allan Stewart (P) REG351 whose horse had been killedANT128P. Lieut. Dimmer Repairing a Machine Gun While Exposed to the Fire of the Advancing Prussian Guard by Allan Stewart. As the Prussian Guard advanced in massed formation from the cover of a wood at Klein Zillebeke on 12th November 1914, the British machine guns mowed them down with a storm of bullets. But the gun which Lieutenant John Henry Stephen Dimmer, of 2nd Battalion Kings Royal Rifle Corps, was working, suddenly jammed. With great bravery
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