Artillery

Two unidentified United Nations soldiers cover their ears when firing the Howitzer. From: Gene Putnam

Two unidentified United Nations soldiers fire a 105 millimeter Howitzer against the North Korean forces. From: Gene Putnam

Unidentified United Nations soldiers are reloading a Howitzer while fighting in Korea. From: Gene Putnam

Unidentified United Nations soldiers reload their howitzer after firing on Communist positions in support of infantry units in Korea. From: Gene Putnam

Picture of the 11 unidentified members of the Gun Crew in the 35th Division of the United States Army.

Stereograph of French 320mm artillery battery (four guns) near Reims, France. Donor: George J. Paulson to HST 3-3-66.

Stereograph of French Field Guns on the Oise River during World War I. These are some of the largest field guns used during the war; very difficult to move because of their weight. Donor: George J. Paulson to HST 3-3-66.

Stereograph of French soldiers loading a large shell into "Grannie," a large French artillery piece during World War I. Donor: George J. Paulson to HST 3-3-66.

Stereograph of captured German Maxim machine guns with a hillock of reserve ammunition on the road from Villars-Cotterets to Soissons. Must have been taken between July 18th and 22nd, 1918. Donor: George J. Paulson to HST 3-3-66.

Stereoscope image of destroyed German steel machine gun cupola during World War I. Donor: George J. Paulson to HST 3-3-66.