Help to Id. US artillery
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Thanks, again, ROLAND1369 ...
Are you sure Mk.11 gun on Mk.10 mount...... perhaps Mk.10 gun on Mk.11 mount ???
http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNUS_3-50_mk10-22.php
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Are you sure Mk.11 gun on Mk.10 mount...... perhaps Mk.10 gun on Mk.11 mount ???
http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNUS_3-50_mk10-22.php
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You are correct. I transposed the mark numbers. I emphasize that it is best guess based on limited external features.
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You are correct. I transposed the numbers. I emphasize that this is a best guess based on limited external points.
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Hi all,
Can somebody identify the exact model of this 3in US coastal gun ?
M1898, M1902 or M1903 ?
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Can somebody identify the exact model of this 3in US coastal gun ?
M1898, M1902 or M1903 ?
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3 Inch gun M1898 on mount Masking Parapet M1898
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Thank you, ROLAND1369...ROLAND1369 wrote
3 Inch gun M1898 on mount Masking Parapet M1898
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Always glad to help.
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Can you help me with this gun ?
It is possible to date the picture ? WWII, or Korea
It is possible to date the picture ? WWII, or Korea
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Good morning VT.
Could it be a 75mm M1897A2 Field Gun?
The US Army had plenty of these after WW1 and they modenised them by adding Pneumatic wheels etc.
The same gun was also mounted on a standard M3 Half-Track to form the M3A1 GMC, which saw a lot of service in north Africa and later in the Pacific.
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Could it be a 75mm M1897A2 Field Gun?
The US Army had plenty of these after WW1 and they modenised them by adding Pneumatic wheels etc.
The same gun was also mounted on a standard M3 Half-Track to form the M3A1 GMC, which saw a lot of service in north Africa and later in the Pacific.
Yan.
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Thanks Karlik,...
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Hi all,
Not an artillery piece but.... Any idea about this artillery shells ?
Images from Getty
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Not an artillery piece but.... Any idea about this artillery shells ?
Images from Getty
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The blue paint usually indicates inert training rounds in US ordnance.