Description
Add a strong piece of Cold War U.S. Army artillery history to your collection with this Technical Manual TM 9-1025-209-35. This manual covers the 155mm T255E3 Howitzer Cannon and the XM127 Howitzer Mount.
This manual is dated November 1962.
Historical Significance
The 155mm T255E3 Howitzer Cannon and XM127 Mount were part of early Cold War artillery development. The “T” and “XM” names show that this manual is tied to test, trial, or early development equipment.
This system is connected to the Army’s move toward modern 155mm self-propelled artillery. It fits well with collections focused on Cold War artillery, early M109-type equipment, and U.S. Army ordnance manuals.
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:
- T255E3 howitzer cannon research
- XM127 mount study
- 155mm artillery repair history
- Cold War self-propelled artillery displays
- U.S. Army ordnance manual collections
- M109 restoration and parts reference
Key Features
- Technical Manual TM 9-1025-209-35
- Covers the 155mm T255E3 Howitzer Cannon
- Covers the XM127 Howitzer Mount
- Dated November 1962
- U.S. Army maintenance manual
- Strong Cold War artillery subject
- Good reference for 155mm howitzer collectors
- Useful for early self-propelled artillery research
Why This Manual Matters
The Army was building better 155mm artillery systems during the early 1960s. Manuals like this helped keep the cannon and mount ready for service and study.
This manual helps preserve the repair record for an early 155mm howitzer system. It pairs well with 155mm artillery displays, M109-type howitzer research, Cold War vehicle manuals, and U.S. Army technical manual sets.
About This Manual
This listing is for Technical Manual TM 9-1025-209-35, covering the 155mm T255E3 Howitzer Cannon and XM127 Howitzer Mount, dated November 1962.
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
- 155mm artillery collectors
- Cold War artillery displays
- Early self-propelled howitzer research
- U.S. Army technical manual collectors
- Ordnance manual collections
- Museum and archive libraries
- Military vehicle historians
Approx length 10", Approx width 8", Approx height .5", Approx weight 2lbs.
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