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MSS 2008.6 Photograph Collection #6

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MSS 2008.6 PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION #6

Overview of the Collection Number: MSS 2008.6 Title: Photograph Collection #6 Creator: Archivist Dates: 1929-1992 Media: Photographs, photographic negatives, charts, and information Quantity: 2.5 cf Location: E6, Drawer 1 Scope of the Collection This collection consists of large-scale weaponry, particularly: Howitzers, general anti-aircraft systems, as well as various artillery and gun mounts. Organization of the Collection The collection is organized topically, with individual pieces of equipment given their own folders as much as possible. Administrative Information Access: Unclassified items within this collection are open under the rules

and regulations of the Command. Preferred Citation: Researchers are requested to cite the collection name, collection

number, and the Command Archives in all footnote and bibliographic references.

Provenance: Pre-existing, un-catalogued collection. Property Rights: The Command owns the property rights to this collection. Copyrights: Consideration of all copyrights is the responsibility of the author

and publisher.


- 2 - Detailed Description of the Collection 2008.6.1 – M2 Series (M2-M10) A.A. Computer 2008.6.2 – M-2 fire control director 2008.6.3 – Anti-Aircraft Gun – 3in 2008.6.4 – Anti-Aircraft Gun – 3in 2008.6.5 – Anti-Aircraft Gun – 3in 2008.6.6 – Anti-Aircraft Gun – 3in 2008.6.7 – Anti-Aircraft Gun 2008.6.8 – M55 .50 cal Machine Gun 2008.6.9 – Fire control director – T-1 2008.6.10 – Experimental – 1 man, 1 meter cupola 2008.6.11 – Experimental – 1 man, 1 meter cupola 2008.6.13 – Artillery Vehicle 2008.6.14 – Javelot (Artillery System) 2008.6.15 – Twin 35mm AA Gun 2008.6.16 – Gun low altitude air defense 2008.6.17 – Gun low altitude air defense system (GLAADS) 2008.6.18 – GLAADS turret configuration 2008.6.19 – Armament subsystem 2008.6.20 – Sensor assembly 2008.6.21 – Gun low altitude air defense system 2008.6.22 – Gun low altitude air defense system 2008.6.23 – Potential problem areas with resolution 2008.6.24 – AAA Gun Model (254-23-4) (1975) 2008.6.25 – 20mm gun mount, M2E1 2008.6.26 – 20mm gun mount 2008.6.27 – 20mm gun mount 2008.6.28 – 20mm gun mount 2008.6.29 – 20mm gun mount 2008.6.30 – Method of storing 75mm 2008.6.31 – M51 – 75mm 2008.6.32 – M55, .50 cal machine gun 2008.6.33 – M55, .50 cal machine gun 2008.6.34 – E55, .50 cal machine gun 2008.6.35 - Musket 2008.6.36 – XM166 Gun, amphibious, twin 40mm 2008.6.37 – XM166 gun mounted on M42A1, self-propelled twin 40mm anti-aircraft gun 2008.6.38 – Vulcan air defense system 2008.6.39 – Vulcan air defense system 2008.6.40 – MWO kit distribution plan 2008.6.41 – Antenna A-5-2049/VDS2 (or V052) 2008.6.42 – Vulcan air defense, artwork photograph 2008.6.43 – AN/U PS-2 Radar – MWO 9-12850-200-50/1 2008.6.44 – Vulcan, Gun, Anti-Aircraft Artillery 2008.6.45 – M42A1, SP, Twin 40mm AA Guns


- 3 - 2008.6.46 – Towed 20mm Anti-Aircraft gun XM167 with covers removed 2008.6.47 – Gun, anti-aircraft artillery, self-propelled – 20mm – XM163 2008.6.48 – Gun, anti-aircraft artillery, self-propelled – 20mm – XM163 2008.6.49 – Gun, anti-aircraft artillery, self-propelled – 20mm – XM163 2008.6.50 – Gun Low Altitude Air Defense (GLAAD) 2008.6.51 – Gun, anti-aircraft artillery, self-propelled – 20mm – XM163 (1970) 2008.6.52 – XM167 AAA gun 2008.6.53 – Product improvement proposal for XM163 Vulcan (1972) 2008.6.54 – Product improvement proposal for XM163 Vulcan (1972) 2008.6.55 – XM167 – AAA gun showing methods used to brace weapon for shipment

(1971) 2008.6.56 – XM167 – AAA gun showing methods used to brace weapon for shipment

(1971) 2008.6.57 – Vulcan Air Defense System XM163 (VADS) – right side view (1971) 2008.6.58 – Vulcan Air Defense System XM163 (VADS) – front view (1971) 2008.6.59 – Vulcan Air Defense System XM163 (VADS) – front view (1971) 2008.6.60 – Vulcan Air Defense System (1971) 2008.6.61 – Digital Voltmeter assemblies – E9500-991 2008.6.62 – Anti-aircraft Defense 2008.6.63 – Twin 35mm AA Gun / Oerlikon “B” 2008.6.64 – Air defense 2008.6.65 – Mount, Short range, anti-aircraft great circle mount 2008.6.66 – Mount, gun, anti-aircraft, short range, T175 2008.6.67 – Air defense 2008.6.68 – 75mm sky sweeper weapon system 2008.6.69 – 75mm sky sweeper weapon system 2008.6.70 – SGT York Air Defense System 2008.6.71 – SGT York Air Defense System 2008.6.72 – 40mm Division Air Defense System 2008.6.73 – SGT York Division Air Defense Gun System 2008.6.74 – Close-up view of AA round 2008.6.75 – Twin 40mm gun feed system 2008.6.76 – DIVAD twin gun installation and selective feed system 2008.6.77 – 40mm rounds 2008.6.78 – DIVAD 40mm AA tank 2008.6.79 – Modifications to NATO standard 470 for DIVAD 2008.6.80 – DIVAD 2008.6.81 – SGT York Radar 2008.6.82 – SGT York AA 2008.6.83 – Chenowth(?) 2008.6.84 – SGT York AA 2008.6.85 – DIVAD 2008.6.86 – General Dynamics DIVAD gun 2008.6.87 – SGT York AA gun 2008.6.88 – Vulcan Air Defense – AN/TPM 23 Test Set 2008.6.89 – Vulcan Air Defense – Test equipment – AN/VPM-1 in A17 van (1971)


- 4 - 2008.6.90 – Vulcan Air Defense – AN/TPM 22 test set 2008.6.91 – Vulcan DS/GS maintenance equipment, A17 van 2008.6.92 – Vulcan DS/GS maintenance equipment, A17 van 2008.6.93 – Vulcan DS/GS maintenance equipment, A17 van 2008.6.94 – Spun w46n Gasoline tank on 1.5 kw 2.8 2008.6.95 – Vulcan Air Defense – The A17 van radar (1971) 2008.6.96 – Anti-aircraft artillery gun sights 2008.6.97 – Product improvement proposal for XM 163 Vulcan (1972) 2008.6.98 – Vulcan Air Defense – test set 2008.6.99 – Product improvement proposal for XM163 Vulcan (1972) 2008.6.100 – 45 Roland AA 2008.6.101 – Anti-aircraft gun 2008.6.102 – Vehicle rapid fire weapon system 2008.6.103 – Carrier, command and reconnaissance, armored M114A1 – 20mm gun 2008.6.104 – M114A1 2008.6.105 – M114A1 2008.6.106 – XM139 – 20mm (URFW) 2008.6.107 – Shelter Vulcan Air Defense, shop set (1972) 2008.6.108 – Shelter Vulcan Air Defense, shop set – MX-1544 – right view (1972) 2008.6.109 – U.S. 3” AA Gun Mount, Model 1920, illustrating the mount minus the four-

wheeled trailer element 2008.6.110 – 40mm Twin Doctor, M42 2008.6.111 – M42 Duster 2008.6.112 – M42 Duster 2008.6.113 – M42 Duster 2008.6.114 – 20mm XM163 AXM167 Mounted Sights (1969) 2008.6.115 – Gun, anti-aircraft artillery, 20mm XM163 and XM167 – fixture in position

for adjustment of pivot plates 2008.6.116 – Vulcan Air Defense System – bottom view of PC board (1971) 2008.6.117 – Vulcan Air Defense System – top view of Klystron power supply (1971) 2008.6.118 – Vulcan Air Defense System – top view of Klystron power supply (1971) 2008.6.119 – Vulcan Air Defense System – top view of Klystron power supply (1971) 2008.6.120 – Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.121 – TPM 22 Modified Configuration for FY 72 2008.6.122 – Vulcan Air Defense, power panel (1971) 2008.6.123 – Sight Current Generator (1971) 2008.6.124 – Vulcan Air Defense – Servo-amplifier (1971) 2008.6.125 – Anti-aircraft artillery – 20mm XM163 – Indirect fire sight mounts (1969) 2008.6.126 – Anti-aircraft artillery – 20mm XM163 – Indirect fire sight mounts (1969) 2008.6.127 –Vulcan Air Defense – Digital Passive Scaler – Western Reserve – Model

300M-A (1971) 2008.6.128 – Vulcan Air Defense – Radar Test Set (1971) 2008.6.129 – Anti-Aircraft Artillery, 20mm XM163 – Indirect fire sight mounts (1969) 2008.6.130 – Anti-aircraft artillery, 20mm XM163 and XM167 – Indirect fire sight

mounts (1969) 2008.6.131 – Vulcan shop van (ANT) M109 (1971)


- 5 - 2008.6.132 – Test adapters for AN/TSM 100 and AN/TMP 22 (1971) 2008.6.133 – AN/TSM 2656 System 2008.6.134 – Vulcan – Indirect Fire Sight Mounts (1969) 2008.6.135 – M163A1 SP Vulcan 2008.6.136 – Anti-Aircraft Gun 2008.6.137 – M163 (PIVADS) 2008.6.138 – M163 (PIVADS) 2008.6.139 – M163 A2 (PIVADS) 2008.6.140 – M163 A2 (PIVADS) 2008.6.141 – M163 (PIVADS) 2008.6.142 – AA Gun 2008.6.143 – AA Gun 2008.6.144 – U.S. Army fact sheet or 20mm Vulcan Air Defense Weapon 2008.6.145 – 1000 VADS 2008.6.146 – 1000 VADS 2008.6.147 – Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.148 – VADS 2008.6.149 – AA Gun 2008.6.150 – AA Gun 2008.6.151 – Dynamic Field Evaluator mounted on Vulcan sight 2008.6.152 – Vulcan Air Defense System XM163 (VADS) (1971) 2008.6.153 – VADS Air Defense System 2008.6.154 – VADS Radar System 2008.6.155 – VADS Air Defense System Complex 2008.6.156 – Vulcan Air Defense target shooting 2008.6.157 – Loading Vulcan 2008.6.158 – Vulcan Air Defense 2008.6.159 – Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.160 – Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.161 – VADS 2008.6.162 – Vulcan Air Defense 2008.6.163 – Vulcan Air Defense Systems 2008.6.164 – High Speed picture taken of VADS firing 2008.6.165 – VADS cold weather test 2008.6.166 – VADS test fire 2008.6.167 – VADS test fire 2008.6.168 – Gatling Gun vs VADS 20mm results 2008.6.169 – Tracer rounds coming from VADS 2008.6.170 – VADS 2008.6.171 – Vulcan Air Defense 2008.6.172 – Ten Thousandth VADS 2008.6.173 – Towed – 20mm, XM167 winterization kit being installed (1970) 2008.6.174 – Towed – 20mm, XM167 winterization kit installation (1970) 2008.6.175 – Winterization kit for towed 20mm, XM163 (1970) 2008.6.176 – Towed 20mm – XM167 winterization kit – band connection and turret

(1970)


- 6 - 2008.6.177 – Towed 20mm, XM167 winterization kit – Rear view – Access opening

(1970) 2008.6.178 – Winterization kit for towed 20mm, XM167 (1970) 2008.6.179 – Winterization kit for towed 20mm, XM167 – front view (1970) 2008.6.180 – Winterization kit for towed 20mm, XM167 – cover closed (1970) 2008.6.181 – Winterization kit for towed 20mm, XM167 – front view (1970) 2008.6.182 – Winterization kit for towed 20mm, XM167 – front view (1970) 2008.6.183 – Towed 20mm, XM167 – Shield (1970) 2008.6.184 – XM167 AAA Gun showing methods used to brace weapon for shipment

(1971) 2008.6.185 – 20mm XM163 – Winterization kit – rear view (1970) 2008.6.186 – 20mm XM163 – Winterization kit (1970) 2008.6.187 – AAA Gun, 20mm, XM167 – Gun sights (1970) 2008.6.188 – Storage unit for Vulcan during Vietnam 2008.6.189 – Convoy during Vietnam 2008.6.190 – Jungle destroyed due to fighting in Vietnam 2008.6.191 – Dents due to enemy fire on Vulcan 2008.6.192 – U.S. troops riding atop Vulcan during Vietnam 2008.6.193 – Vulcan in Vietnam 2008.6.194 – Troops riding atop Vulcan during Vietnam 2008.6.195 – Vulcan traveling through mud in Vietnam 2008.6.196 – Vulcan in Vietnam that has fallen into a trench 2008.6.197 – Bullet holes in troop transport truck during Vietnam 2008.6.198 – Vulcan drivers stop to rest during Vietnam 2008.6.199 – Vulcan travels across waterway during Vietnam 2008.6.200 – Close up of Vulcan traveling across waterway during Vietnam 2008.6.201 – Towed Vulcan 2008.6.202 – Vulcan being shown in museum, Vietnam era 2008.6.203 – Troops posing in front of Vulcan, receiving award 2008.6.204 – Vulcan patch on soldier uniform 2008.6.205 – U.S. Army McGregor Range 2008.6.206 – Vulcan being loaded onto ship 2008.6.207 – Vulcan being loaded into aircraft 2008.6.208 – Vulcan at night 2008.6.209 – Helicopter in Vietnam 2008.6.210 – General climbing out of Vulcan 2008.6.211 – Vulcan parked on road during Vietnam 2008.6.212 – Vulcan being pulled out of trench during Vietnam 2008.6.213 – Vulcan traveling through the jungles of Vietnam 2008.6.214 – XM167 AAA gun (1971) 2008.6.215 – The Sign to Headquarters 5th battalion (AW) (SP) 2nd Artillery 2008.6.216 – Speaker addresses a group of soldiers 2008.6.217 – Small base set up including Vulcan 2008.6.218 – Vulcan parked on a road during Vietnam 2008.6.219 – Tank parked with troops on it 2008.6.220 – Troops in formation


- 7 - 2008.6.221 – U.S. troops pose for a photo in front of Vulcans 2008.6.222 – Vulcan on flat bed truck 2008.6.223 – Vulcan traveling across road in Vietnam 2008.6.224 – Hole in sandbags 2008.6.225 – Troops sitting on Vulcan 2008.6.226 – Vulcan traveling through town in Vietnam 2008.6.227 – Vulcan followed by tank *2008.6.227 – Vulcan gunner at his position [duplicated number] 2008.6.228 – Vulcan traveling through jungle 2008.6.229 – Color negative of Vulcan being pulled out of trench 2008.6.230 – Vulcan sitting on Vietnam road 2008.6.231 – Vulcan sitting on Vietnam road 2008.6.232 – Gun, Air Defense Artillery; 20mm, M167 2008.6.233 – M109 antenna repair van 2008.6.234 – Radar test set for VADS 2008.6.235 – M163 VADS 2008.6.236 – VADS 20mm ammunition 2008.6.237 – VADS anti-aircraft system 2008.6.238 – Shelter Vulcan air defense AN/TSM115 shop set (1972) 2008.6.239 – M164 (anti-aircraft) 2008.6.240 – M163 (anti-aircraft) 2008.6.241 – Anti-aircraft guns 2008.6.242 – M163 VADS Anti-aircraft system 2008.6.243 – M167A1 / M167A2 towed Vulcan 2008.6.244 – VADS, M163 2008.6.245 – VADS, M163 2008.6.246 – VADS, Anti-Aircraft system 2008.6.247 – VADS parts: sights, Vulcan gun, storage area 2008.6.248 – 2 views of radar in VADS system 2008.6.249 – M163A1 Self-propelled Vulcan (1978) 2008.6.250 – Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.251 – Vulcan Air Defense System – M164 2008.6.252 – Vulcan – towed M167 2008.6.253 – Gun, Air Defense, SP, 20mm, XM163 2008.6.254 – Vulcans moving under bridge 2008.6.255 – Vulcan provides a shield for two soldiers 2008.6.256 – Vulcans parked on a road *2008.6.256 – Troops gathered around Vulcan [duplicated number] 2008.6.257 – Vulcan Anti-Aircraft System 2008.6.258 – Gun, Air Defense Artillery, towed, 20mm, XM167 2008.6.259 – Color photo of Vulcan air defense 2008.6.260 – Radar repair truck 2008.6.261 – A17 (M109A3) antenna drive repair shop (1971) 2008.6.262 – Drawing of VADS cannon 2008.6.263 – Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.264 – Early, unsuccessful VADS concept


- 8 - 2008.6.265 – Vulcan Air Defense System – M163A1 – M167A1 2008.6.266 – Radar set AN/VPS-2 in Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.267 – VADS M167 2008.6.268 – VADS Air Defense System 2008.6.269 – VADS Air Defense System 2008.6.270 – VADS 2008.6.271 – The VTS Vulcan Training System 2008.6.272 – M163A1 SP Vulcan 2008.6.273 – Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.274 – Vulcan 20mm turret being inspected (1986) 2008.6.275 – Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.276 – Fact sheet about M167A2 Vulcan Air Defense System (1992) 2008.6.277 – M167A1/M167A2 towed Vulcan 2008.6.278 – M167A2 – Vulcan Air Defense System 2008.6.279 – M167A2 Vulcan Air Defense 2008.6.280 – XM12 2008.6.281 – XM12 2008.6.282 – XM12 2008.6.283 – XM18 2008.6.284 – Troops running to positions for firing of the Howitzer 2008.6.285 – The mobile firing platform being raised from the mud 2008.6.286 – Information sheet on air mobile firing platform, XM6 2008.6.287 – M102, 105mm, is used to test air mobile firing platform, XM6 2008.6.288 – SPC4 Abraham Ruis uses his helmet to wash his feet 2008.6.289 – Air assault demonstration with helicopters information over HQ (1967) 2008.6.290 – SGT Donald Pritt wades through water after falling off of the high rope

(1967) 2008.6.291 – Replacement troops cross a stream on a rope using the “Monkey Crawl” 2008.6.292 – CH-47A Chinook helicopter moves into position to airlift downed

helicopter (1967) 2008.6.293 – Troops remove rockets and machine gun ammo from downed helicopter so

it can be moved (1967) 2008.6.294 – 105mm Howitzer crew gets ready for action (1967) 2008.6.295 – PFC Edward R. Horton reads a book while waiting to be heli-lifted (1967) 2008.6.296 – 44th Artillery based in Vietnam *2008.6.296 – Troops from the 44th Artillery sit on trucks [duplicate number] 2008.6.297 – “Shade” – a tiny Vietnamese boy sit in the shade of a soldier 2008.6.298 – “One on the Way” – As troops lob mortar rounds on the enemy’s location 2008.6.299 – “Making Sure” – in Chu Lai, a soldier takes careful aim win an anti-tank

weapon 2008.6.300 – “Sniper” – Sniper Richard C. Vaugman uses an M-14 (1967) 2008.6.301 – “Spoil the Boot, Save the Life” – A doctor cuts away a boot of a man

standing on a “Bouncing Betty” (1967) 2008.6.302 – “Up and Across” – Rope and a rubber float help soldiers cross a stream

(1967)


- 9 - *2008.6.302 – “Teamwork ammo resupply” – Paratroopers of the 101st transport 4.2in

mortar rounds (1967) 2008.6.303 – Firing of 175mm gun by Battery B, 7th Battalion, 8th Artillery at Song Be

Vietnam (1967) 2008.6.304 – Pushing his combat gear loaded air mattress, an infantryman swims across a

stream (1967) 2008.6.305 – Troops carry recently recovered North Vietnamese weapons (1968) 2008.6.306 – “Hooking Up with Rice” – Rice is attached to a helicopter for transport

(1968) 2008.6.307 – “Hooking Up with Rice” – Rice is attached to a helicopter for transport

(1968) 2008.6.308 – SGT Melvin H. Webb treats the injury of a Vietnamese boy (1968) 2008.6.309 – A scout dog and his master flush out snipers (1968) 2008.6.310 – “Big Discovery” – A large amount of arms are discovered and confiscated

(1968) 2008.6.311 – Mortars Compared – an 82mm mortar is set next to an 81mm American

mortar (1968) 2008.6.312 – Helicopter 2008.6.313 – Soldier with Rifle 2008.6.314 – Artillery guns 2008.6.315 – Anti-personal tank 2008.6.316 – Artillery gun being pulled out of the mud 2008.6.317 – Soldier holding grenade launcher 2008.6.318 – Troops loading an artillery gun 2008.6.319 – Troops move through the jungles of Vietnam 2008.6.320 – Troops patrol a small stream 2008.6.321 – Frank M. Toland Jr. man a “Quadso” as he guards against enemy ambushes 2008.6.322 – Fire direction center for “B” Battery 2008.6.323 – Model with cannon weapon system 2008.6.324 – AMC AWS 30mm – Cannon artillery system (1974) 2008.6.325 – M39A2 gun 2008.6.326 – M61 Automatic 20mm 2008.6.327 – 20mm Automatic Gun M61 (1961) 2008.6.328 – M61 Automatic 20mm Gun 2008.6.329 – M61 20mm cannon in nose of aircraft 2008.6.330 – CPIC 30mm 2008.6.331 – M39 20mm 2008.6.332 – 20mm Mauser Model B 2008.6.333 – 20mm Mauser Model B 2008.6.334 – 20mm Mauser Model B 2008.6.335 – Part to 20mm Mauser Model B 2008.6.336 – Part to 20mm Mauser Model B 2008.6.337 – Parts being assembled to make 20mm Mauser Model B 2008.6.338 – Parts of 20mm Mauser Model B 2008.6.339 – Parts of 20mm Mauser Model B 2008.6.340 – Parts of 20mm Mauser Model B


- 10 - 2008.6.341 – M139 Gun 20mm – Bushmaster Weapon System (1974) 2008.6.342 – Parts of 20mm Mauser Model B 2008.6.343 – Gun, Automatic, 20mm M139 2008.6.344 – 27.5mm Automatic cannon 2008.6.345 – 25mm Automatic cannon 2008.6.346 – 20mm Automatic cannon 2008.6.347 – 20mm Automatic cannon 2008.6.348 – Bushmaster weapons systems with snake (1973) 2008.6.349 – 75mm Gun Carriage Model of 1916 (2-66) 2008.6.350 – 240mm Howitzer, M1 on Carriage M1 2008.6.351 – 155mm Howitzer M1A1 2008.6.352 – 75mm Gun (1935) 2008.6.353 – 75mm Gun 2008.6.354 – 75mm Gun, M1925E1 pulled by carriage T2 2008.6.355 – 75mm cannon M1920, broken down 2008.6.356 – 75mm infantry accompanying gun – M1920 2008.6.357 – 75mm Gun carriage limber 2008.6.358 – 75mm Gun carriage limber 2008.6.359 – Base for 75mm Infantry Gun 2008.6.360 – 75mm Gun M1925E1 on truck mount T2 2008.6.361 – 75mm Truck Mount T3 2008.6.362 – 75mm Gun M1925E1 on truck mount T2 2008.6.363 – 75mm Gun M1925E1 on truck mount T2, being loaded into place 2008.6.364 – 75mm Gun carriage T3 mounted on Garford Truck 2008.6.365 – 70mm infantry accompanying gun – M1920 2008.6.366 – 75mm Gun and mount in traveling position (1929) 2008.6.367 – 155mm Gun, M59 long tom (1970) 2008.6.368 – 155mm Gun, M1A1 2008.6.369 – Carriage, Gun, 4.5in M1 2008.6.370 – Carriage, Gun, 155mm, M1 – Hydro Pneumatic Equilibrators 2008.6.371 – Carriage, Gun, 155mm, M1 (1940) 2008.6.372 – M101, Artillery Gun 2008.6.373 – M101A1, 105mm Towed Howitzer 2008.6.374 – Standard 105mm Howitzer M101A1 (1978) 2008.6.375 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.376 – 105mm Howitzer sight 2008.6.377 – M101A1 Howitzer (1980) 2008.6.378 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.379 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.380 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.381 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.382 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.383 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.384 – Two 105mm Howitzers 2008.6.385 – Standard 105mm Howitzer M101A1 (1968) 2008.6.386 – M101E1 Howitzer (1986)


- 11 - 2008.6.387 – Light Howitzer 105mm M101A1 2008.6.388 – Standard 105mm Howitzer M101A1 2008.6.389 – M101A1 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.390 – M2A2 – 105mm 2008.6.391 – 105mm Howitzer M2A2 2008.6.392 – 8in Howitzer M2A1E1 2008.6.393 – Light Weight 155mm Howitzer (1968) 2008.6.394 – M2A2, 105mm 2008.6.395 – M2A2, 105mm 2008.6.396 – M2A2 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.397 – M2A2 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.398 – M101 – Howitzer 2008.6.399 – 105mm Howitzer M102 firing disintegrating projectile 2008.6.400 – “It Floats” 105mm Howitzer is pulled by a ship 2008.6.401 – Testing the Howitzer’s waterproof canvas 2008.6.402 – Howitzer, Light, Towed, 105mm, M102 2008.6.403 – M102 Howitzer being unloaded from helicopter in Vietnam 2008.6.404 – Howitzer, light towed 105mm M102 (1967) 2008.6.405 – Howitzer, towed, 105mm, M102 2008.6.406 – 105mm Howitzer gets inspected 2008.6.407 – New lightweight, towed, 105mm Howitzer, XM102 wood mock-up (1960) 2008.6.408 – Shelter, Projectile, for lightweight towed XM102; 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.409 – Light Howitzer, towed, 105mm, XM102 (1962) 2008.6.410 – Howitzer, light, towed 105mm, XM102 2008.6.411 – Howitzer, light, towed 105mm, XM102 2008.6.412 – Light Howitzer, towed; 105mm, XM102 (1962) 2008.6.413 – Light Howitzer, towed; 105mm, XM102 (1962) 2008.6.414 – Howitzer light towed 105mm M102 2008.6.415 – Light Howitzer, towed 105mm, M102 (1966) 2008.6.416 – Recoil mechanism assembly for Howitzer 105mm 2008.6.417 – Howitzer, light, towed, 105mm, M102 (1966) 2008.6.418 – Howitzer, light, towed 105mm M102 2008.6.419 – M102, 105mm Howitzer radioactive self-illuminated fuse control 2008.6.420 – Howitzer, light, towed 105mm, M101A1 (1980) 2008.6.421 – Howitzer, light, towed 105mm, XM102 in travel position, with M38A1

truck (1962) 2008.6.422 – Howitzer, light, towed 105mm, XM102 in firing position 2008.6.423 – 105mm M102 – Small camp during Vietnam of M102s 2008.6.424 – Recoil mechanism assembly for Howitzer, M102 2008.6.425 – Velocity sensor operation 2008.6.426 – Velocity sensor schematic 2008.6.427 – M102 Howitzer, 105mm, stats for recoil mechanism – M37 2008.6.428 – M102, 105mm towed Howitzer, fact sheet (1992) 2008.6.429 – M102 Howitzer (1986) 2008.6.430 – M102 Howitzer, towed, 105mm 2008.6.431 – M102 Howitzer, towed, 105mm


- 12 - 2008.6.432 – M162 Howitzer, towed 105mm 2008.6.433 – Breech mechanism reference drawing 2008.6.434 – Breech mechanism assembly 2008.6.435 – Fact sheet on M102 Howitzer 2008.6.436 – Auxiliary propelled 105mm Howitzer – major/minor wheel drive 2008.6.437 – American gun crew loads a 155mm Howitzer (1950) 2008.6.438 – Fact Sheet for M114A1/M114A2 155mm Howitzer (1992) 2008.6.439 – M114A1 – 155mm Howitzer 2008.6.440 – Howitzer, Medium, towed 155mm M114A1 (1980) 2008.6.441 – Standard 155mm Howitzer M114A2 2008.6.442 – Building 299 – Inspector inspects a Howitzer (1970) 2008.6.443 – M114A1, 155mm Howitzer 2008.6.444 – 155mm Towed Howitzer M114A1 (1968) 2008.6.445 – Troops fire M114 – 155mm Howitzer 2008.6.446 – Troops re-load M114 155mm Howitzer 2008.6.447 – 155mm gun 2008.6.448 – M114A1 – 155mm Howitzer being fired 2008.6.449 – Gun crew of Battery A, 48th Field Artillery fires a 105mm Howitzer (1951) 2008.6.450 – 8in Howitzer, M115 *2008.6.450 – Howitzer in traveling position [duplicated number] 2008.6.451 – A modern gun carriage built at Rock Island Arsenal for the 155mm, gun on

8in Howitzer 2008.6.452 – M115 Howitzer 2008.6.453 – Light M114 2008.6.454 – M119 – 105mm towed Howitzer (1992) 2008.6.455 – M119A1 – 105mm Howitzer – Information Brochure 2008.6.456 – “Home-made” – Howitzer, M119A1 2008.6.457 – 32 photos of Howitzer on sheet 2008.6.458 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.459 – 105mm Howitzer being set up 2008.6.460 – 105mm Howitzer being set up 2008.6.461 – 105mm Howitzer being unloaded 2008.6.462 – Camo over 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.463 – Soldier trying to sight in Howitzer 2008.6.464 – Camo over 105mm Howitzers 2008.6.465 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.466 – Auxiliary propelled 155mm Howitzer put to the test in the snow 2008.6.467 – M102 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.468 – Memo about introducing the M102 Howitzer 2008.6.469 – Troops fire 105mm M102 Howitzer 2008.6.470 – M102 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.471 – Test firing 105mm Howitzer M102, using disintegrating projectile (1967) 2008.6.472 – M102 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.473 – M102 – 105mm firing at a suspected Viet Cong position 2008.6.474 – M102 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.475 – M101 – 105mm Howitzer


- 13 - 2008.6.476 – Howitzer, self-propelled, 8in, M110A2 2008.6.477 – M198 Howitzer shipment to Thailand 2008.6.478 – M198 Howitzer being unloaded from flatbed truck (1983) 2008.6.479 – M198 Howitzer being loaded for shipment to Thailand (1983) 2008.6.480 – M198 Howitzer during transit to Thailand (1983) 2008.6.481 – M198 Howitzer’s strapped down for shipment (1983) 2008.6.482 – Shipment of M198 Howitzer’s on FMS case to Thailand (1983) 2008.6.483 – Aircraft that Howitzer’s were shipped to Thailand (1983) 2008.6.484 – Preparing M198 for Shipment (1983) 2008.6.485 – Unloading M198 Howitzer off flat bed truck (1983) 2008.6.486 – M198s on flatbed trucks 2008.6.487 – M198 Howitzers being strapped in for flight (1983) 2008.6.488 – M198 Unloaded from truck (1983) 2008.6.489 – M198 on a trip to Thailand 2008.6.490 – M198 being strapped into aircraft for shipment (1983) 2008.6.491 – Shipment of M198 Howitzer on FMS case to Thailand (1983) 2008.6.492 – Shipment of M198 Howitzer on FMS case to Thailand (1983) 2008.6.493 – Howitzer airlift to Thailand (1980) 2008.6.494 – M178 Qualification testing, recoil cylinder oil pressure 2008.6.495 – M178 Qualification testing 2008.6.496 – Howitzer 155mm M198 Major subsystems 2008.6.497 – 105mm Howitzer Model 1925e 2008.6.498 – 75mm Howitzer carriage, Model 1923 2008.6.499 – 155mm self-propelled weapon [armored] 2008.6.500 – Range U.S. weight of towed Howitzers graph 2008.6.501 – Future Howitzer Concept 2008.6.502 – M31 Trainer installed in breach of 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.503 – 105mm Howitzer being test fired 2008.6.504 – 105mm – M102 Howitzers in factory 2008.6.505 – Howitzer 2008.6.506 – 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.507 – 8in Howitzer firing 200 pound projectile (1920) 2008.6.508 – 9.2” Howitzer M1917 (MKI) 2008.6.509 – 9.2” Howitzer carriage M1918 (MKII) 2008.6.510 – 240mm Howitzer carriage M1918A1 2008.6.511 – 9.2” Howitzer carriage M1918 2008.6.512 – 9.2” Howitzer carriage M1918 (MKII) 2008.6.513 – 8” Howitzer M1920 2008.6.514 – 3” Mountain Howitzer M1911 2008.6.515 – 3” Mountain Howitzer M1911 2008.6.516 – 4.7” Howitzer or carriage M1906 2008.6.517 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.518 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.519 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.520 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.521 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986)


- 14 - 2008.6.522 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.523 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.524 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.525 – Howitzer being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.526 – M198 Howitzer being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.527 – M198 Howitzer being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.528 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.529 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.530 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.531 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.532 – M198 Howitzers being loaded and ready for shipment (1986) 2008.6.533 – M198 Howitzers on railroad (1986) 2008.6.534 – M198 on railroad (1986) 2008.6.535 – M198 Howitzers on railroad (1986) 2008.6.536 – M198 Howitzers on railroad (1986) 2008.6.537 – M198 Howitzers on railroad (1986) 2008.6.538 – M198 Howitzer Inventory report 2008.6.539 – E.A. Metzger, First Production M198 Howitzer for Marine Corps (1981) 2008.6.540 – E.A. Metzger, First Production M198 Howitzer for Marine Corps (1981) 2008.6.541 – E.A. Metzger, First Production M198 Howitzer for Marine Corps (1981) 2008.6.542 – E.A. Metzger, First Production M198 Howitzer for Marine Corps (1981) 2008.6.543 – 105mm Howitzer XM164 – Aberdeen Proving Ground Negatives 2008.6.544 – R. Adams, Experimental Floatation Kit Prime mover and weapon floating

(1963) 2008.6.545 – Soldiers Preparing Weapons 2008.6.546 – Soldiers Preparing Weapons 2008.6.547 – Soldiers Preparing Weapons 2008.6.548 – M114 Howitzers Return to RIA (1997) 2008.6.549 – M114 Howitzers Return to RIA (1997) 2008.6.550 – Soldiers Examining Equipment 2008.6.551 – R. Culley, Howitzer 155mm XM198 Model – Firing Point #3, Aluminum

Bottom Carriage & Wire Race Test (1973) 2008.6.552 – E. Metzger, Howitzer, 155mm, XM198 – General View of Weapon during

firing a point #3 (1972) 2008.6.553 – Howitzer, Towed 155mm, XM198 2008.6.554 – L. Wisenburg, Howitzer, Medium, Towed: 155mm, XM198 Front View,

Full right; traverse 3 degrees Q.E. (1970) 2008.6.555 – War Equipment 2008.6.556 – Information on XM198 Howitzer, Towed 155mm (1974) 2008.6.557 – Women fixing machinery 2008.6.558 – Man taking inventory of equipment 2008.6.559 – XM198 concept 155mm towed Howitzer 2008.6.560 – Army Artillery 155mm Gun M1917 & M1918 2008.6.561 – H. Carr, Elevation, firing position 155mm gun (1922) 2008.6.562 – H. Carr, Elevation, firing position 155mm gun (1922) 2008.6.563 – H. Carr, Elevation, firing position 155mm gun (1922)


- 15 - 2008.6.564 – Limbered, right side – 155mm gun (1922) 2008.6.565 – Limbered, right side – 155mm gun (1922) 2008.6.566 – Limbered, right side – 155mm gun (1922) 2008.6.567 – Carriage Towed by Caterpillar “60” Tractor 2008.6.568 – Carriage Towed by Caterpillar “60” Tractor 2008.6.569 – Truck hauling 155mm gun 2008.6.570 – Truck hauling 155mm gun 2008.6.571 – Carriage Towed by Caterpillar “60” Tractor 2008.6.572 – Truck hauling 155mm gun 2008.6.573 – 155mm Gun – 8in Howitzer Firing Position (1934) 2008.6.574 – R.G. Culley, Slide Breech Block Breech Shown half open & negative

(1967) 2008.6.575 – R.G. Culley, Slide Breech Block Breech compared to Traditional Slide

Block Breech, both shown closed, with negative (1967) 2008.6.576 – R.G. Culley, Slide Breech Block Breech compared to Traditional Slide

Block Breech, both shown starting to open, with negative (1967) 2008.6.577 – R.G. Culley, Slide Breech Block Breech compared to Traditional Slide

Block Breech, both shown open, with negative (1967) 2008.6.578 – R.G. Culley, Slide Breech Block Breech compared to traditional slide block

breech, slide portions removed, with negatives (1967) 2008.6.579 – R.G. Culley, Slide Breech block breach shown starting to open & negative

(1967) 2008.6.580 – R.G. Culley, Slide breech block breech shown open & negative (1967) 2008.6.581 – Piece of Machinery 2008.6.582 – Lightweight Howitzer, 155mm 2008.6.583 – Lightweight Howitzer, 155mm 2008.6.584 – Lightweight Howitzer, 155mm 2008.6.585 – Gun & 105mm How. Carriage (1920) 2008.6.586 – Gun & 105mm How. Carriage, negative (1920) 2008.6.587 – Test of Rubber and Leather packing 2008.6.588 – Test of Rubber and Leather packing 2008.6.589 – Test of Rubber and Leather packing 2008.6.590 – Carriage No. 1 right side view, firing position, zero elevation 2008.6.591 – Carriage No. 1 right side view, firing position, zero elevation 2008.6.592 – Carriage No. 1 right side view, firing position, zero elevation 2008.6.593 – Firing Position, 45 degree elevation, left traverse from center 2008.6.594 – Firing Position, 45 degree elevation, left traverse from center 2008.6.595 – Firing Position, 45 degree elevation, left traverse from center 2008.6.596 – Travel Position, Limbered to Gun 2008.6.597 – Travel Position, Limbered to Gun 2008.6.598 – Travel Position, Limbered to Gun 2008.6.599 – Truck mount without crane 2008.6.600 – T1, with wheel shoes, 66 degree elevation 2008.6.601 – Men looking at gun 2008.6.602 – Left side view of gun (1921) 2008.6.603 – Gun carriage (1923)


- 16 - 2008.6.604 – Gun, 280mm, T131 and gun carriage, 280mm (1955) 2008.6.605 – Atomic Cannon Test (1953) 2008.6.606 – D.S. Moore, Sixty-degree view of 280mm gun, T-131 on carriage &-72 and

front and rear transporters 2008.6.607 – E.A. Metzger, U.S. Heavy Motorized Gun 260mm M/65 Atomic Cannon

(1983) 2008.6.608 – E.A. Metzger, U.S. Heavy Motorized Gun 260mm M/65 Atomic Cannon

(1983) 2008.6.609 – Variable recoil mechanism Howitzer, light towed 105mm, XM164 2008.6.610 – Variable recoil mechanism Howitzer, light towed 105mm, XM164 2008.6.611 – Variable recoil mechanism Howitzer, light towed 105mm, XM164 2008.6.612 – Variable recoil mechanism Howitzer, light towed 105mm, XM164 2008.6.613 – E.A. Metzger, light, towed, 105mm XM164 (1968) 2008.6.614 – J. Little, XM164 Howitzer (U.S. Marine Corps Version) (1969) 2008.6.615 – J. Little, XM164 Howitzer (U.S. Marine Corps Version) (1969) 2008.6.616 – XM164 Howitzer 2008.6.617 – Recoil Mechanism Assembly & Variable Recoil Mechanism 2008.6.618 – E.A. Metzger, Howitzer, light, towed, 105mm soft recoil XM204 in travel

configuration (1973) 2008.6.619 – XM204 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.620 – XM204 2008.6.621 – L. Wisenburg, Howitzer, light, towed, 105mm soft recoil XM204 AD

Model (1972) 2008.6.622 – L. Wisenburg, Howitzer, light, towed, 105mm, soft recoil, laying weapon

while prime hover in being positioned (1972) 2008.6.623 – Negative / Experimental Weapon 2008.6.624 – XM204 Components of Velocity Sensor 2008.6.625 – XM204 Velocity Sensor Schematic 2008.6.626 – Recoil Mechanism Assembly 105mm Soft Recoil Howitzer, XM 204 2008.6.627 – L. Rivera, Howitzer, light, towed 105mm, XM204 (1974) 2008.6.628 – Recoil mechanism assembly 105mm soft recoil Howitzer XM204 2008.6.629 – XM204 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.630 – 105mm rapid fire Howitzer XM146 – concept 2008.6.631 – 105mm rapid fire Howitzer XM146 – concept 2008.6.632 – Pacific car version XM146 – concept 2008.6.633 – Pacific car version XM146 – concept 2008.6.634 – XM146 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.635 – XM146 105mm Howitzer 2008.6.636 – 105mm Rapid Fire Howitzer 2008.6.637 – 105mm Rapid Fire Howitzer 2008.6.638 – XM146, 105mm, Howitzer 2008.6.639 – XM146, 105mm, Howitzer 2008.6.640 – XM146 Full Scale Models 2008.6.641 – Full Scale Models 2008.6.642 – 105mm Rapid Fire Howitzer / Negative 2008.6.643 – Gun, Anti-Tank M56


- 17 - 2008.6.644 – Gun, Anti-tank M56 2008.6.645 – Scorpion M56, 90mm Self-Propelled (1971) 2008.6.646 – Scorpion M56, 90mm Self-Propelled (1971) 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6. 2008.6.


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