(Artwork provided courtesy of Ed Kloiber 1/83rd)
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Artillery
Artifacts |
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M-107 175mm Firing at Trabong Firebase
(Courtesy of Dan O'Brien) |
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Artillery in
Vietnam
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Civil War Tools of the Cannoneer
(Courtesy of Neal Schwartz) |
M-107 175mm from "C" Battery 1/83rd Firing at Xuan Loc
(Courtesy of Morri Major) |
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Artillery Operations |
Combat Artillery Badge
(Courtesy of
Dan O'Brien) |
M-107 175mm Gun Specs
(Courtesy of Vietnam Magazine) |
Artillery Organization in Vietnam
(Courtesy 1/92nd Artillery) |
Current Artillery
8-inch and 175mm Photos |
M-107 175mm
in Vietnam
(Courtesy of Norm Gallagher) |
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Artillery Models |
Field Artillery
Branch Insignia History |
M-107 175mm News Article
(Courtesy of Army Historical Foundation
and Jerry Kosty) |
Artillery OCS - Ft Sill - Part 1
and
Part 2
(Courtesy of Neal Schwartz) |
Field Artillery Journal (on Facebook)
(These journals date back to the
early 1900's and are large size files. Keep this in mind if you
download any issues.) |
M-110 8" Self-Propelled Howitzer
(Courtesy of Tom Sellers) |
Artillery
"Silencer"
(Courtesy of Frank Sloan) |
Field Artillery Museum (on Facebook) |
M-110 8"
Self-Propelled Howitzer- Video
(Courtesy of Neal Schwartz) |
Artillery
Terms - Part 1
(Courtesy of Dan O'Brien) |
Field Artillery Song |
M-110 8" Howitzer Specs
(Courtesy of Vietnam Magazine) |
Artillery
Terms - Part 2
(Courtesy of Dan O'Brien) |
Field Artillery Song Lyrics |
M-110 8" Howitzer
Info and Specs
(Courtesy of
the Virtual Museum of the Vietnam War Website) |
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Artillery–King of Battle
– Steel Rain
(Courtesy of Neal Schwartz) |
Fire! A Brief History of American Field
Artillery
(Link provided by Don Aird)
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M-110 8" Self-Propelled Howitzer
First Edition
(From Sept 14, 1961 -
Courtesy of Paul Picciuto) |
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Army Branch Insignia |
General Orders
(Link provided
by Dennis Donati) |
M-110 8" Self-Propelled Howitzer- Template(T-Shirt)
(Courtesy of Dan O'Brien) |
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St. Barbara-Patron Saint of the
Artillery |
M-107 175mm Firing at FSB Bastogne
(Courtesy of Dan O'Brien & Neal Schwartz) |
"Redlegs" Origin
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US Field Artillery Association
Website |
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