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• 1. [Image] Display of M-40A1 106mm recoilless rifle at Ft. Lewis, April 1963

  	Display of the M-40A1 106mm recoilless rifle mounted on US Army Jeep. Cadets in civilian clothes looking on as Ft. Lewis soldier gives instruction.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Display of M-40A1 106mm recoilless rifle at Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Display of the M-40A1 106mm recoilless rifle mounted on US Army Jeep. Cadets in civilian clothes looking on as Ft. Lewis soldier gives instruction. Title: Display of M-40A1 106mm recoilless rifle at Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Display of the M-40A1 106mm recoilless rifle mounted on US Army Jeep. Cadets in civilian clothes looking on as Ft. Lewis soldier gives instruction. Close

• 2. [Image] Display of M-30 4.2 inch mortar at Ft. Lewis, April 1963

  	Cadet viewing display of the standard M-30 4.2 inch mortar. Developed in the early 1950s, this weapon is still in use today.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Display of M-30 4.2 inch mortar at Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Cadet viewing display of the standard M-30 4.2 inch mortar. Developed in the early 1950s, this weapon is still in use today. Title: Display of M-30 4.2 inch mortar at Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Cadet viewing display of the standard M-30 4.2 inch mortar. Developed in the early 1950s, this weapon is still in use today. Close

• 3. [Image] Display of M-41 Tank, Ft. Lewis, April 1963

  	Display of US Army standard M41A1 Walker Bulldog light tank. Developed to replace the M24 Chaffee, this vehicle was mounted with a 76mm gun.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Display of M-41 Tank, Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Display of US Army standard M41A1 Walker Bulldog light tank. Developed to replace the M24 Chaffee, this vehicle was mounted with a 76mm gun. Title: Display of M-41 Tank, Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Display of US Army standard M41A1 Walker Bulldog light tank. Developed to replace the M24 Chaffee, this vehicle was mounted with a 76mm gun. Close

• 4. [Image] Display of US Army 105mm Howitzer, Ft. Lewis, April 1963

  	Two cadets viewing a US Army Howitzer 105mm M2A2 on display at Ft. Lewis training visit.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Display of US Army 105mm Howitzer, Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Two cadets viewing a US Army Howitzer 105mm M2A2 on display at Ft. Lewis training visit. Title: Display of US Army 105mm Howitzer, Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Two cadets viewing a US Army Howitzer 105mm M2A2 on display at Ft. Lewis training visit. Close

• 5. [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. Close

• 6. [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. Close

• 7. [Image] Cadets with heavy artillery display, Ft. Lewis, circa 1960

  	Two cadets (OSU ROTC) viewing the bore of a 155mm "Long Tom" Heavy Artillery piece on display at Ft. Lewis Washington. Photo is marked in pencil on reverse with "Oregon State", probably indicating the ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cadets with heavy artillery display, Ft. Lewis, circa 1960 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1960 Two cadets (OSU ROTC) viewing the bore of a 155mm "Long Tom" Heavy Artillery piece on display at Ft. Lewis Washington. Photo is marked in pencil on reverse with "Oregon State", probably indicating the cadets are OSU ROTC. Stock publicity photograph, probably intended for an OSU publication. Title: Cadets with heavy artillery display, Ft. Lewis, circa 1960 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1960 Two cadets (OSU ROTC) viewing the bore of a 155mm "Long Tom" Heavy Artillery piece on display at Ft. Lewis Washington. Photo is marked in pencil on reverse with "Oregon State", probably indicating the cadets are OSU ROTC. Stock publicity photograph, probably intended for an OSU publication. Close

• 8. [Image] Display of M-29 81mm light mortar at Ft. Lewis, April 1963

  	Display of the M-29 81mm light infantry mortar. Developed in 1952 and was in service through the early 1980s. Cadet in civilian clothes is receiving instruction from Ft. Lewis soldier.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Display of M-29 81mm light mortar at Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Display of the M-29 81mm light infantry mortar. Developed in 1952 and was in service through the early 1980s. Cadet in civilian clothes is receiving instruction from Ft. Lewis soldier. Title: Display of M-29 81mm light mortar at Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Display of the M-29 81mm light infantry mortar. Developed in 1952 and was in service through the early 1980s. Cadet in civilian clothes is receiving instruction from Ft. Lewis soldier. Close

• 9. [Image] Display of M-1 155mm Howitzer at Ft. Lewis, April 1963

  	Display of the standard US Army heavy artillery, M1A1 155mm Howitzer. In use from WWI through the present day, this is the improved version produced in the 1950s. Senior non-commissioned officer in foreground ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Display of M-1 155mm Howitzer at Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Display of the standard US Army heavy artillery, M1A1 155mm Howitzer. In use from WWI through the present day, this is the improved version produced in the 1950s. Senior non-commissioned officer in foreground with cadets viewing. Title: Display of M-1 155mm Howitzer at Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 Display of the standard US Army heavy artillery, M1A1 155mm Howitzer. In use from WWI through the present day, this is the improved version produced in the 1950s. Senior non-commissioned officer in foreground with cadets viewing. Close

• 10. [Image] Display of M-51 Little John nuclear capable unguided Missile, Ft. Lewis, April 1963

  	This display of a M-51 or later designation (1963) of MGR-3A "Little John" missile is of note, as cutting edge equipment for the US military. This rocket was unguided and capable of nuclear or conventional ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Display of M-51 Little John nuclear capable unguided Missile, Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 This display of a M-51 or later designation (1963) of MGR-3A "Little John" missile is of note, as cutting edge equipment for the US military. This rocket was unguided and capable of nuclear or conventional warheads. Title: Display of M-51 Little John nuclear capable unguided Missile, Ft. Lewis, April 1963 Author: Oregon State University. Reserve Officers Training Corps Year: 1963 This display of a M-51 or later designation (1963) of MGR-3A "Little John" missile is of note, as cutting edge equipment for the US military. This rocket was unguided and capable of nuclear or conventional warheads. Close