- A
gun carriage is a
frame or a
mount that
supports the
gun barrel of an
artillery piece,
allowing it to be
maneuvered and fired.
These platforms often...
- The M10 tank destroyer,
formally known as 3-inch
gun motor carriage M10 or M10 GMC, was an
American tank
destroyer of
World War II.
After US
entry into...
- sight. The
original 1904
gun and
carriage was
designed for the
gun barrel and
recoil mechanism to be
moved rearwards on its
carriage (i.e. the
breech moved...
- The M36 tank destroyer,
formally 90 mm
Gun Motor Carriage, M36, was an
American tank
destroyer used
during World War II. The M36
combined the hull of the...
- The M18 ****cat (officially
designated the 76 mm
Gun Motor Carriage M18 or M18 GMC) is a tank
destroyer used by the
United States Army in
World War II...
- The 75 mm
field gun M1897 on M2
carriage was a
field gun and anti-tank
gun which was used by the US Army
during the
interwar period and
World War II. When...
- 1938[citation needed] the 155 mm
gun T4 on
carriage T2 was
finally adopted as 155 mm
gun M1 on
carriage M1.[failed verification] The new
gun design used a barrel...
- A
disappearing gun, a
gun mounted on a
disappearing carriage, is an
obsolete type of
artillery which enabled a
gun to hide from
direct fire and observation...
-
replacement for the BL 60-pounder gun it used the same
carriage as the BL 5.5-inch
medium gun but
fired a
lighter round further. It had
nothing in common...
- The
Royal Navy
State Funeral Gun Carriage is a
converted Ordnance, BL, 12 pdr 6 cwt, MK II,
gun carriage which has been used in the UK to bear the coffin...
