Woolwich, London Imperial War Museum, London. Canadian War Museum, Ottawa The Central Museum of The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery, Shilo Manitoba Collins Barracks, Cork, Ireland Australian War Memorial, Canberra Royal Australian Artillery Museum, North Head, Sydney, Australia South African National Museum of Military History, Johannesburg, South Africa Mk 2 gun on Mk 2 carriage with pneumatic tyres (Finnish 84 K/18) on display at the Finnish Artillery Museum (Suomen tykistömuseo), Hämeenlinna, Finland Keswick Barracks, Adelaide, Australia Fort Nelson, Fareham, England. Believed to be the only survivor capable of firing, which it does frequently. Notes References Bibliography Handbook of the 18-PR. Q.F. GUN – Land Service 1913 "History of the Ministry of Munitions", 1922. Volume X : The Supply of Munitions. Facsimile reprint by Imperial War Museum and Naval & Military Press, 2008. Dale Clarke, "British Artillery 1914–1919. Field Army Artillery.", Osprey Publishing, 2004, General Sir Martin Farndale, History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery. Western Front 1914–18. London: Royal Artillery Institution, 1986. General Sir Martin Farndale, The History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery – The Years of Defeat 1939–41, 1996. General Sir Martin Farndale, "The History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery – The Far East Theatre 1941-45", 2002. Major-General Sir John Headlam, "The History of the Royal Artillery – from the Indian Mutiny to the Great War", Volume II (1899–1914), Royal Artillery Institution (Woolwich), 1937. Facsimile reprint by Naval & Military Press, 2005. Ian Hogg & L.F. Thurston, "British Artillery Weapons & Ammunition 1914 – 1918", Ian Allan, 1972 Ian Hogg, "Allied Artillery of World War One", 1998, Major General B.P. Hughes, "The History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery – Between the Wars 1919-39", 1992, Brigadier N.W. Routledge, "History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery. Anti-Aircraft Artillery, 1914-55", Brassey's, 1994, Further reading V Plüskow, "Instructions – Artillery Fighting on the Somme – Part II". Captured German document by Staff of the 11th A.C., H.Q., Sept 16, 1916. Reprinted in US War Department Notes on Recent Operations, July 1917. Provided online by Combined Arms Research Library "Additional Points Brought Out in Open Fighting up to April 7, 1917" General Headquarters, 10 April 1917. Reprinted in US War Department Notes on Recent Operations, July 1917. Provided online by Combined Arms Research Library GHQ Artillery circular No. 5, 26 March 1917. Technical notes on 18-pounder Barrages. Reprinted in "Field Artillery Notes No. 7". US Army War College, August 1917. Provided