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m109 sp gun

  1. M109A6 Paladin

    M109A6 Paladin

  2. M109A6 Paladin

    M109A6 Paladin

  3. M109A6

    M109A6

  4. USMC 155MM  M109 SP Vietnam 1970

    USMC 155MM M109 SP Vietnam 1970

    This is a photo of an M109A, 155mm Self Propelled SP Howitzer, at the ready postion. It was called the "Widow Maker" by its Gun Commander Cpl. T.J.Trahan USMC. Located in the An Hoa Fire Base in Vietnam in 1970.
  5. M109 German Army

    M109 German Army

  6. Spanish Army M109A5 & Ammo Carrier

    Spanish Army M109A5 & Ammo Carrier

  7. Spanish Army M109A5

    Spanish Army M109A5

  8. Paladin M109A6 155mm Self-propelled Howitzer

    Paladin M109A6 155mm Self-propelled Howitzer

  9. M109 in Vietnam

    M109 in Vietnam

    I dont know what Regiment or Battery this gun belongs to but i think its a great shot.
  10. M109 155mm

    M109 155mm

  11. M109

    M109

    The M109 "Paladin" self-propelled 155mm howitzer was first introduced in the early 1960s. Continually upgraded and improved, it is still the primary indirect-fire support weapon of maneuver brigades of armored and mechanized infantry divisions of the US Army, Canadian Forces and many...
  12. M-109

    M-109

    M-109 224 (KZ8823) Marnehuizen 20-04-2002
  13. M109

    M109

    good shot of M109 Firing
  14. Loading M109's

    Loading M109's

    British Artillery Regiment loading the M109 A2 self propelled guns onto low loading trucks in preparation for the push North to take on Saddam's Army in Kuwait 1991
  15. m109

    m109

    A British M109 Howitzer loads up on a truck in Saudi Arabia for the move North to Iraq and Kuwait. United Kingdom
  16. M109a2 155mm Howitzer

    M109a2 155mm Howitzer

    Produced by the USA, this m109 is employed by the British Royal Artillery
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