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  2. 8-inch gun M1 - Wikipedia

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    The gun used the same projectile as the 8-inch coastal gun and the US Navy's 8-inch cruiser gun. [2] Using the same carriage as the 240 mm howitzer M1 eased development, but the gun was very troublesome and was not standardized for service until January 1942.

  3. 3rd Infantry Division Artillery (United States) - Wikipedia

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    The pentomic DIVARTY organized with a direct support 105mm battalion (1st Howitzer Battalion, 10th Artillery), with five firing batteries to support the divisions five battle groups and a composite general support battalion (1st FA Battalion, 9th Artillery), with two 155 mm howitzer batteries of six guns, a four gun battery of 8-inch howitzers ...

  4. M110 howitzer - Wikipedia

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    The 8-inch (203 mm) M110 self-propelled howitzer is an American self-propelled artillery system consisting of an M115 203 mm howitzer installed on a purpose-built chassis. Before its retirement from US service, it was the largest available self-propelled howitzer in the United States Army 's inventory; it continues in service with the armed ...

  5. 36th Field Artillery Regiment - Wikipedia

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    On 1 August 1963 the battalion was reorganized as an 8-inch howitzer battalion. Since its arrival in Germany, it was stationed at Schwaebisch Hall, Erlangen, Neu Ulm, and Augsburg. In February 1987, it was one of the first nondivisional 8 inch battalions to be re-organized in the 24-gun, split battery configuration.

  6. 47th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery - Wikipedia

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    An 8-inch howitzer Mk VI ditched while under tow. The advance was resumed with the Battle of Albert on 21 August. On 23 August 5th Bde supported an attack by Australian Corps either side of the Somme. Zero hour was 04.45 and from Corbie 47th Siege Bty shelled its bombardment targets with a mixture of 8-inch and captured 15 cm and 21 cm ...

  7. 135th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery - Wikipedia

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    [2] [1] [3] [4] The battery left Cullercoats on 4 June to join R Siege Brigade (Training) at Horsham and after a month moved to Lydd to complete its training, first with B Bde, then with C Bde. On 29 July the battery began to move to Bristol to mobilise, where its guns were waiting. The battery was equipped with four 8-inch howitzers.

  8. 258th Field Artillery Regiment - Wikipedia

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    At some time prior to 1962, the unit again changed to 8-inch howitzer towed. Additionally, in 1962 one battery was upgraded to the Honest John Rocket . 1st Battalion (155mm towed), 2nd Bn (105mm towed), 3rd Bn (105mm towed), and the 4th Rocket/Howitzer Battalion armed with 8" Howitzer and Honest John Rocket were all located in the Kingsbridge ...

  9. Forth Royal Garrison Artillery - Wikipedia

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    After this action the battery moved to 86th HAG and was re-equipped, but reduced to an establishment of four guns; a section of gunners left on 24 December to join 288th Siege Bty, an 8-inch howitzer unit that had been broken up and was being reconstituted with 6-inch howitzers. 108th Siege Bty was attached to 17th HAG on 27 December, then ...