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19
years after
his death, Napoléon's
remains were
interred here, in
Invalides.
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Back
out in the courtyard,
overlooking the area,
is a statue of
Napoléon.
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Also
in Invalides, is the Musée
de l'Armée; a large military
museum located on both
sides of the cour d'honneur.
It covers military history
from the Stone Age to the
second World War.
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Here
is a "Char Renault
FT 17"
It
weighed 7,000 kilograms,
could travel at 7.5 km/h,
and had a 22 mm canon.
Further
Description
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Dating
back a bit farther,
we have a traditional canon.
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A
small mobile armaments
such as these protected
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Hmm....
there seems to be
a large painting everyone
is looking at; though we see
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I
humbly request from
anyone that knows the
situation ...
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...
in this painting to
email me. I presume it
is Napoléon, but I do not
want to guess.
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