Chart of Towed Artillery
Additional photos on the Olive-Drab.com Artillery page in the Military Firepower section. See also:
- Self-Propelled Artillery
- Anti-Aircraft Artillery (AAA)
- Gun Motor Carriages in Halftracks
Another place to look is in the Military Weapons and Weapons Systems section of the Olive-Drab.com Historical Military Photo & Poster Gallery.
In this chart of towed artillery, click on the photo link to go to the page of photos and information for the specific gun.
| Vehicle | Description | Photo Link |
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| Less than 105mm Guns | ||
| M3 | 37mm Antitank Gun Used extensively early in WW II, longer in Pacific theater against lighter Japanese armor. |
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| M1A1 | 75mm Pack Howitzer Also known as M1920, M1922 or M116. |
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| M1897 or M2 | 75mm U.S. Army Field Gun, M1897 or M2 |
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| M5 | 3-inch Antitank Gun |
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| 105mm Howitzers | ||
| M-101 | Howitzer, Light, Towed: 105 mm, M-101 and M-101A1 |
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| M-102 | Howitzer, Light, Towed: 105 mm, M-102 |
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| M-119 | Howitzer, Light, Towed: 105 mm, M-119 |
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| 155mm Howitzers and Guns | ||
| M1A2 | 155mm Howitzer, redesignated M114 Howitzer after WW II |
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| M2 | M1 M2 M59 155mm Towed Field Gun, "Long Tom" |
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| M114 | 155mm Howitzer based on the WW II M1 Howitzer |
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| M198 | 155mm Towed Howitzer |
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| M777 | Lightweight 155mm Towed Howitzer |
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| 8 inch (203mm) Howitzers | ||
| M-115 | 8 inch (203 mm) Towed Howitzer, used during World War II, Korea, and Vietnam as heavy artillery. Fitted for NATO 203mm ammunition including the now-obsolete tactical nuclear rounds.Replaced by the M110 self-propelled howitzer. |
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| Artillery from non-US Countries | ||
| Krupp 105mm | Krupp 105mm cannon, K 08/10 or 10.7cm. Manufactured by Fried. Krupp A.G. Essen, 1918. |
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