Following the principle that demonstration is better than explanation, Arthur simply ordered the experts to organize a live demonstration of the M1897 cannon.
Because there were ten boxes of shells, Arthur generously took out two boxes, just to test the specific power of the famous French Lady.
The test site was chosen on the outskirts of Sydney, a deep mountain, desolate and safe enough to be concealed.
Under the guidance of experts, the Indigenous Peoples prepared the targets for the shells in less than an hour and placed them on the hillside a kilometer away.
The person responsible for shooting was a senior artilleryman in the Australian Army. Although he had never used the M1897 before, he was familiar with the Australian CA-1 machine gun, so naturally understood the principles of these automatic firearms.
At this time, the German experts were holding their breath, staring intently at the only M1897 cannon, afraid to miss any important information.
