Description
Add a strong piece of Cold War U.S. Army artillery history to your collection with this Technical Manual TM 9-1025-203-35. This manual covers the 155mm M45 Howitzer and the M80 Howitzer Mount.
This manual is dated May 1966 and is listed with FSN 2350-838-5000.
Historical Significance
The 155mm M45 Howitzer and M80 Mount were part of the U.S. Army’s self-propelled artillery system used during the Cold War period.
This gun and mount were tied to the M44/M44A1 155mm self-propelled howitzer family. These vehicles gave artillery crews mobile 155mm fire support on a tracked platform.
What This Manual Covers
This is a -35 level maintenance manual. It was made for higher-level repair and service work.
It is useful for:
- M45 howitzer research
- M80 mount study
- M44 self-propelled howitzer reference
- 155mm artillery repair history
- Cold War armor displays
- U.S. Army manual collections
Key Features
- Technical Manual TM 9-1025-203-35
- Covers the 155mm M45 Howitzer
- Covers the M80 Howitzer Mount
- Dated May 1966
- Listed with FSN 2350-838-5000
- U.S. Army support maintenance manual
- Strong Cold War artillery subject
- Good fit for 155mm self-propelled howitzer collectors
Why This Manual Matters
Self-propelled artillery needed more than a cannon. It also needed mounts, recoil parts, elevating parts, tools, and support manuals to stay ready for service.
This manual helps preserve the repair record for the M45 howitzer and M80 mount. It pairs well with M44 howitzer displays, 155mm ammunition collections, Cold War vehicle manuals, and U.S. Army artillery reference sets.
About This Manual
This listing is for Technical Manual TM 9-1025-203-35, covering the 155mm M45 Howitzer and M80 Howitzer Mount, dated May 1966.
This listing is for the manual only unless stated otherwise. No howitzer, cannon, mount, vehicle, ammunition, tools, repair parts, case, or extra items are included unless shown or noted.
Ideal For
- M45 Howitzer collectors
- M80 Mount reference sets
- M44/M44A1 self-propelled howitzer displays
- 155mm artillery collectors
- Cold War U.S. Army manual collections
- Museum and archive libraries
- Military vehicle historians
Approx length 10", Approx width 8", Approx height .5", Approx weight 1lbs.
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