M115, 8-inch howitzer moves in field. A soldier signals M115 towards a site. The truck stops and soldiers install M115. Soldiers spread the steel trailers and secure them. A soldier looks in telescope. A shell is taken out from a box and is installed. Numerical lifters on both sides are operated to elevate the barrel. M115 is fired. It is readjusted. The recoil indicator shows the recoil. Soldiers close ears as M115 is fired. Explosion results in smoke and dust.
M110, 8-inch howitzer is fired. Its barrel is moved. A soldier operates hydraulic powers to control elevation and suspension lock-out system. M110 moves followed by a personnel carrier. M110 moves on a road at high speed. It climbs a hill.
M107 moves in field. Soldier operates hydraulic powers to move barrel. The recoil spade and suspension lock-out system pass the recoil jerk to ground. Soldier fixes ammunition in the automatic loader and rammer. The automatic loader and rammer pass the projectile in the barrel. A soldier views through a telescope. Barrel is elevated and gun is fired. Smoke and dust arise after explosion
A field with trees in patches at distant. A soldier views through telescope. He looks at a rocket launcher. Trucks move on ground. A rocket is fired. It rises in air.
A helicopter takes off from a field. A rocket launcher of 45 rocket openings divided in 5 rows of 9 columns each is placed on ground. It is stabilized by 2 hooks and 2 trail assemblies. A soldier hammers it in ground. Another soldier views through telescope.
318mm rocket MGR-3A (M51) is also known by name 'Little John'. Soldiers prepare a rocket. A soldier fixes 260 pound warhead in the rocket. A soldier inspects electrical connections. Soldiers move rocket with launcher. Helicopter (YAH-63) arrives in a field. Soldiers come out with rocket from the helicopter. Soldiers stabilize launcher by its 2 jack assemblies and a rear support. A soldier removes insulating jacket. Another soldier elevates the rocket manually. Soldiers install wind indication set on ground. Another soldier views the receiver to check wind direction and velocity. Two soldiers spin the motor and run back to others. All soldiers sit at a distance and watch the rocket fire. M91 is fired.
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