Showing posts with label USA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USA. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 21, 2022

US Navy Frayer-Miller trucks with Anti-Aircraft Guns type Driggs-Schroeder 1-pdr. Washington, D.C., 1919.


 US NAVY MOBILE RECRUITING STATION 
Washington, D.C., 1919.

US Navy Frayer-Miller trucks with Anti-Aircraft Guns type Driggs-Schroeder 1-pdr Mount Mk. II No. 5 , M1897.

Poster Slogans:

The service for training and travel. Ages 17 to 35. Join the Navy.


Posted by Jose Luis Castillo © 2022- Anti-Aircraft Artillery in the WWI

Friday, July 16, 2021

U.S.A. - Anti-Aircraft 3-inch (76,2-mm) M1918 Gun on Auto-Trailer M1917, in maximum firing position. Circa 1918.

 


USA. Anti-Aircraft 3-inch (76,2-mm) M1918 Gun on Auto-Trailer M1917, in maximum firing position. 

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Cañón Antiaéreo norteamericano (EE.UU.) de 76,2-mm (3-inch) M1918 sobre carruaje M1917, en posición máxima de tiro.

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U.S. Anti-Aircraft 3-inch (76,2-mm) Gun on Auto-Trailer M1917. Circa 1918.


 Anti-aircraft firing exercises by North American gunners, with 76.2-mm (3-inch) M1918 guns, on Model 1917 Auto-trailers. The scene takes place at a US Artillery firing range in the United States, in 1918. 

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Ejercicios de tiro antiaéreo de artilleros norteamericanos, con cañones de 76,2-mm (3-inch) M1918, sobre Auto-remolques Modelo 1917. La escena tiene lugar en un campo de tiro de la artillería norteamericana en Estados Unidos, en 1918.

Posted by Jose Luis Castillo © 2021- Anti-Aircraft Artillery in the WWI

Tuesday, August 11, 2020

US Army De Dion-Bouton Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun 75-mm Schneider. France 1918.


De Dion-Bouton Self-Propelled 75-mm Anti-aircraft Gun. US Army (AEF), France 1918.

Cañón Antiaéreo de 75-mm Autopropulsado De Dion-Bouton. Ejército USA (AEF), Francia 1918.
 
Posted by Jose Luis Castillo © 2020- Anti-Aircraft Artillery in the WWI