Artillery

A 21 centimeter cannon in artillery position attacking Russia's western fortifications near Beshankovichy, Belarus. All are unidentified. From a series of captured German photographs.

Soldier in a truck with a 75 millimeter artillery piece mounted on it as they move into Pyongyang, North Korea.

A column of Pomeranian troops of the 32nd Division advancing in the Corridor. In the right foreground is a 37-millimeter anti-tank gun being hauled behind a standard command car.

The Loon guided missile is launched from the U.S.S. Carbonero in the Pacific. It was guided down a line of ships as a target for an anti-aircraft exercise.

A view taken on the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, Germany, with a wrecked 88 millimeter artillery piece in the foreground. There was a great deal of damage done to this part of Berlin, due to bombing and the fighting with the Russians into the heart of the city.

A French 75 mm field piece located at the Fort Taylor National Historic Site reminds President Harry S. Truman of his World War I days. Truman visited the Fort while on vacation in Key West, Florida. From the album The President's Vacation Trip to Key West.

A small rocket is launched from a tank during the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) War College weapons demonstration held in Grafenwoehr, Germany.

A small rocket is launched from a tank during the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) War College weapons demonstration held in Grafenwoehr, Germany.

Major General Louis W. Truman, commander of Fort Lewis, Washington gives the weapons of the 30th Artillery a thorough inspection during a Command Maintenance Inspection of that unit at Fort Lewis, Washington.

Battery D at Camp Mills, New York. In this closeup, Captain Harry S. Truman is second from the left in the front row.