The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A column of German Wespe (Wasp) self propelled 105mm howitzers passing through a Russian village during the later campagins on the Eastern front.
South Vietnam. 1967-09. Three M108 105mm Self-propelled (SP) Howitzers (Hows) parked by the side of the road. Six were leased by 1ATF (Australian Task Force) for "base defence" but later used for a va
USSR. 1941. Walking wounded among Russian prisoners captured in the German advance passing a German motorised transport column.
Members of the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR) protect a US column of M109 Self Propelled Howitzers and M548 Cargo Carriers during Operation Camden. The battalion are working with
A pair of American M109 self propelled 155mm howitzers crossing a flooded creek, as they return to Nui Dat after completing an operation supporting Australian troops at Bin Ba village. The M109 series
A pair of American M109 self propelled 155mm howitzers crossing a flooded creek, as they return to Nui Dat after completing an operation supporting Australian troops at Bin Ba village. The M109 series
A pair of American M109 self propelled 155mm howitzers crossing a flooded creek, as they return to Nui Dat after completing an operation supporting Australian troops at Bin Ba village. The M109 series
