105mm howitzer ammunition
[DOC File]The Forward Observer in WWII - 29th Infantry Division
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The basic organization of the artillery in the Army is the battalion, composed of three firing batteries and a headquarters battery, with a strength of 522 men and 12 guns. The 29th Division artillery consisted of three 105mm howitzer battalions, the 110th, 111th, and 224th, and one 155mm, the 227th.
[DOCX File]C449 - Cartridge, 105mm, illuminating, M314A3, w - fuze ...
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MISSION: Handle and inspect cartridge, 105mm illum, M314A3 w/ fuze (for howitzer); repackage and return following inspection. Assess hazards peculiar to the inspection of this item. PREPARED BY: Mr. Andrew Rayment, QASAS, USARAK G-4, 13 April 1999
[DOC File]Home Page of George Krejci
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105: 105mm howitzer or F-105 Thunderchief fighter-bomber ("Thud"). 122mm, 140mm, ETC.: large-caliber enemy rockets. O2: Cessna Skymaster, also known as push-me-pull-you. FAC aircraft. Twin engine, one fore and one aft of cabin section. O3: Really 03- …
[DOC File]C445 - Cartridge, 105mm, HE, M1
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MISSION: Handle and inspect cartridge, 105mm HE, M1, w/o fuze (for howitzer); repackage and return following inspection. Assess hazards peculiar to the inspection of this item. PREPARED BY: Mr. Rayment, USARAK G-4, QASAS, 13 April 1999. NOTE: Ammunition is designed to be safe to ship, store, and handle.
[DOC File]PREFACE TO STAFF LIBRARY - 29th Infantry Division
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Division artillery (DIVARTY) was organized as a headquarters (Headquarters and Headquarters Battery), three 105mm howitzer battalions (direct support) and one 155mm howitzer battalion (general support). The division minus the three maneuver regiments is called the “division base”, and is uniform for all infantry divisions.
[DOC File]Issue 8 - 17th Artillery Regiment – 17th Artillery ...
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The 2nd Howitzer Battalion (105mm towed) 17th Artillery was activated and designated on June 25, 1958, with the personnel and equipment to be provided from the 537th Field Artillery Battalion. With the transfer of its equipment and personnel, the 537th Field Artillery Battalion deactivated.
[DOCX File]Jefferson County Historical Society
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V002291 105mm Howitzer M2A1 after bore premature 5-24-1943 V002292 and V002293 Same A-20B Three quarter view, Nose wheel collapse 3-28-1943. V002345 Cannon …
[DOC File]stexboat.com
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Markings on the wood indicated that it had once held 105mm howitzer shells. During the early years of the Harlingen military installation, when it was an Army/Air corps base it was an artillery training center.
[DOC File]Surrender at Camp Carroll - Will Pete
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"There’s a Chinook lifting ammunition to the Marines at Mai Loc in the air. I’ll try to get him," said Captain Amery, one of the Team 155 operations watch team manning the radios.The CH-47 cargo helicopter was approaching Mai Loc with a badly needed load of 105mm howitzer rounds for the desperate defenders, and it was pure chance the ...
[DOC File]AH-64 Apache
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The M102 is a light-towed 105mm howitzer first used by the United States Army during the Vietnam War and in the subsequent Desert Shield and Desert Storm. It fires a variety of conventional munitions, and can be dropped by parachute or transported by utility helicopters. The M102 also happens to be the largest weapon aboard the AC-130 Spectra.
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