File:RNAS Bristol Scout D w-twin Lewis guns.jpg

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Description	English: Detail view of Royal Naval Air Service Bristol Scout D, s/n 8992, with twin unsynchronized Lewis machine guns for armament.
Date	29 August 2013, 05:50:21
Source	From Windsock Datafile No.44, The Bristol Scouts, pg. 32.
Author	unknown, photo shot before February 1917. Detail of twin Lewis guns fitted to RNAS Scout D s/n 8992.

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