Oregon Explorer CrossSearch Search Results

Search

You searched for: Start Over Counties Remove constraint Counties Author Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Remove constraint Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Subject Artillery Remove constraint Subject: Artillery Subject College buildings Remove constraint Subject: College buildings Subject Military education Remove constraint Subject: Military education Database Oregon Digital Remove constraint Database: Oregon Digital

1 - 5 of 5

Search Results

1. [Image] Horse-drawn artillery pieces moving through campus, circa 1920


	Column of artillery pieces (75mm) being moved through campus.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Horse-drawn artillery pieces moving through campus, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 Column of artillery pieces (75mm) being moved through campus. Title: Horse-drawn artillery pieces moving through campus, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 Column of artillery pieces (75mm) being moved through campus.

2. [Image] Horse-drawn artillery pieces moving through campus, circa 1920


	Column of artillery pieces (75mm) being moved through campus.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Horse-drawn artillery pieces moving through campus, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 Column of artillery pieces (75mm) being moved through campus. Title: Horse-drawn artillery pieces moving through campus, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 Column of artillery pieces (75mm) being moved through campus.

3. [Image] Heavy artillery, known as "Aggie Boy", circa 1920


	Aggie Boy was the name given to the heavy artillery training piece assigned to OAC in the 1920s. This is detailed view of the M1918 155mm Howitzer, a French design from WWI. Cadet leaning on gun carriage ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Heavy artillery, known as "Aggie Boy", circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 Aggie Boy was the name given to the heavy artillery training piece assigned to OAC in the 1920s. This is detailed view of the M1918 155mm Howitzer, a French design from WWI. Cadet leaning on gun carriage at right. The west side of the Armory (McAlexander Fieldhouse) in background. "Aggie Boy" has been hand painted in black on the barrel of the artillery piece. Title: Heavy artillery, known as "Aggie Boy", circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 Aggie Boy was the name given to the heavy artillery training piece assigned to OAC in the 1920s. This is detailed view of the M1918 155mm Howitzer, a French design from WWI. Cadet leaning on gun carriage at right. The west side of the Armory (McAlexander Fieldhouse) in background. "Aggie Boy" has been hand painted in black on the barrel of the artillery piece.

4. [Image] Artillery tractor and 155mm Howitzer alongside cadet formation, circa 1920


	M1918 155mm heavy artillery being pulled by the caterpillar tractor by McAlexander Fieldhouse (Armory). The large cannon received the name "Aggie Boy" which was painted on its barrel. Column of cadets ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Artillery tractor and 155mm Howitzer alongside cadet formation, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 M1918 155mm heavy artillery being pulled by the caterpillar tractor by McAlexander Fieldhouse (Armory). The large cannon received the name "Aggie Boy" which was painted on its barrel. Column of cadets marching beside artillery are armed with holstered pistols. Motor Transport Corps motorcycle on right with sidecar. Title: Artillery tractor and 155mm Howitzer alongside cadet formation, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 M1918 155mm heavy artillery being pulled by the caterpillar tractor by McAlexander Fieldhouse (Armory). The large cannon received the name "Aggie Boy" which was painted on its barrel. Column of cadets marching beside artillery are armed with holstered pistols. Motor Transport Corps motorcycle on right with sidecar.

5. [Image] Heavy artillery on OAC Campus after WWI, circa 1920


	"Aggie Boy" M1918 155mm heavy gun being towed by the Caterpillar tractor in standard use during the period. The gun is followed by a heavy truck for supplies and ammunition. Also of note is the WWI era ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Heavy artillery on OAC Campus after WWI, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 "Aggie Boy" M1918 155mm heavy gun being towed by the Caterpillar tractor in standard use during the period. The gun is followed by a heavy truck for supplies and ammunition. Also of note is the WWI era motorcycle with sidecar and a cadet watching the parade. Photo shows the "latest" equipment assigned to the new artillery training battalion on OAC beginning just after WWI. The WWI vintage US Army truck following is the "4WD truck" that was manufactured by Four Wheel Drive Co. in Clintonville, WI. Title: Heavy artillery on OAC Campus after WWI, circa 1920 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1920 "Aggie Boy" M1918 155mm heavy gun being towed by the Caterpillar tractor in standard use during the period. The gun is followed by a heavy truck for supplies and ammunition. Also of note is the WWI era motorcycle with sidecar and a cadet watching the parade. Photo shows the "latest" equipment assigned to the new artillery training battalion on OAC beginning just after WWI. The WWI vintage US Army truck following is the "4WD truck" that was manufactured by Four Wheel Drive Co. in Clintonville, WI.

Limit your search

Material Types

Subject

Author

Pivot Field