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La Habana, Cuba - January 28, 2017: the Fortless of Real Fuerza in Old Havana, Cuba. Incidental people on the background.

Fort Duvernette is a defensive structure in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Bridgetown, Barbados: St. Ann's Garrison - old British guns on public display, aiming at the Savannah area

Old cannon at Sohail Castle in Fuengirola, near Malaga Spain. Tourist attraction. Intersting place to visit. Holidays on Costa del Sol.

The Pigeon Island National Park is an historic and naturalistic site, which includes the ruins of Fort Rodney and many paths that wind among trees and spectacular views of the coast. This site was an island until the 1970s, when it was connected with St. Lucia Island with a causeway where now luxury hotels are established. Walk inside the park and reach the top pick is a must! Among rusty cannons and information panels where learn about St. Lucia's past, you can enjoy breathtaking views. The site is administered by the St. Lucia National Trust. Canon EOS 5D Mark II

Galle fort, is an Unesco World Heritage Site, in Galle, Sri Lanka.

Normandy, France, September 02, 2019: Looking directly into a 150mm canon of the Longues-sur-Mer artillery battery wich was constructed during the World War II by germans army near the french village of Longues-sur-Mer. The battery was sited on a 60 m (200 ft) cliff overlooking the north sea and formed a part of Germany's Atlantic Wall coastal fortifications. But it couldn´t prevent the Allied landing beaches of Gold and Omaha and shelled both beaches on D-Day (6 June 1944).

Havana, Сuba - January 26, 2016: Cannons of El Morro fortress at Havana on Cuba

A canon on a boat

Historic Gun at Fort James in the Caribbean on the Island of Antigua.

Roseau, Dominica: the British garrison at Morne Bruce was established in the 18th century as a military outpost to protect the colony from potential attacks, particularly from the French. Perched on a hill overlooking the capital and the coastline, the site offered a commanding view of Roseau Bay, making it an ideal location for monitoring and defense. The garrison included barracks, storage facilities, and fortifications, some remnants of which are still visible today. Morne Bruce remains a significant historical site, preserving elements of Dominica's colonial past while offering visitors insights into the island’s military history and its role in the broader Caribbean conflicts of the colonial era.

Old rusty cannon

Cannon antique resting on rock at Bodrum Castle in Bodrum, Turkey

A historic cannon on top of Fort Rodney on Pigeon Island in Saint Lucia.

Ancient exterior artillery seen up close.

A row of antique cannons placed on stone supports in a public square in Győr, with a weathered brick wall and climbing roots in the background. The scene reflects the historical military heritage of the city.

An old broken cannon on the Caribbean Island of Antigua. Leftover from a British military fort.

Cacheu, Guinea-Bissau: cannon bearing the coast of arms of Portugal on the ramparts Cacheu fort, , fortress located next to the mouth of the Cacheu river, first established in 1588 by Manuel Lopes Cardoso to protect the first Portuguese Factory (trading post) in the area, the current building dates from 1641‐1647, built by captain-major Gonçalo Gambôa de Ayalla.

Fort Beekenburg in Curacao. Old vintage cannons and an anchor rusting away in the fort.

Cannon along the wall of a fort.

An old cannon stands in the fortress.

Procida: Cannone dal belvedere di Corricella

Castillo del Morro, Santiago de Cuba

Ancient cannon on defending wall in Castro Mount public park (Parque Monte del Castro) in Vigo, Pontevedra province, Galicia, Spain.

Cannons Protecting a Fort in the Caribbean St. Croix USVI

Cayenne, French Guiana: 58 mm mortar, commonly known as the Crapouillot (little frog) from its shape, was the standard French medium trench mortar of World War I - designed by Commandant Duchêne with trench warfare in mind, about 3,300 were manufactured at Saint-Etienne between 1915 and the end of the conflict - used as decoration in Rooster Square (Place du Coq).

Located on the northern shores of St. Croix, Ft. Christiansted provides a look into history on the island.

A row of historic cannons is displayed on a cobblestone surface in Győr, highlighting the city's military heritage. The aged cannons are arranged symmetrically, offering a glimpse into the past.

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