Description
Add a piece of U.S. Army fire-control history to your collection with Change 1 for Technical Manual TM 9-1220-220-35P. This update covers the M10, M10A1, M10A3, M10A4, M10A5, and M10B1 Ballistic Drives and is dated May 1966.
This listing is for the Change 1 update only. It is not the complete base manual.
Historical Significance
Ballistic drives formed part of the U.S. Army’s fire-control equipment. They helped transmit and process firing information within larger gun and artillery systems.
Published during the Cold War and Vietnam War period, this update provides a period reference for U.S. Army fire-control equipment, repair parts, and maintenance support.
What This Change Covers
This Change 1 publication updates the original TM 9-1220-220-35P manual issued January 4, 1963. The 35P manual covered repair parts and special tools for higher-level maintenance support.
- M10 Ballistic Drive research
- M10A1, M10A3, M10A4, M10A5, and M10B1 reference
- Fire-control equipment study
- Repair-parts identification
- Special-tools identification
- Military restoration research
Key Details
- Publication: Technical Manual Change 1
- Manual number: TM 9-1220-220-35P
- Change date: May 1966
- Original manual date: January 4, 1963
- Equipment: M10-series Ballistic Drives
- Models covered: M10, M10A1, M10A3, M10A4, M10A5, and M10B1
- Federal Stock Number: 1220-676-2184
- Service: U.S. Army
- Subject: Repair parts and special tools
Approximate Dimensions
- Length: 10 inches
- Width: 8 inches
- Thickness: 0.2 inch
- Weight: 1 pound
What Is Included
This listing includes the Change 1 update for TM 9-1220-220-35P only. No complete base manual, ballistic drive, fire-control system, tools, repair parts, case, or additional items are included unless specifically shown or noted.
Ideal For
- M10 Ballistic Drive collections
- U.S. Army fire-control displays
- Cold War artillery collections
- Vietnam War-era manual collections
- Ordnance manual collections
- Military restoration research
- Museum and archive libraries
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