Description
Add a piece of U.S. military signal-equipment history to your collection with Technical Manual TM 9-1095-201-15. This manual covers the M1A1 Ground Signal Projector, M9 Hand Pyrotechnic Projector, and AN-M8 Pyrotechnic Pistol with M1 Pyrotechnic Pistol Mount.
The manual is dated November 1962.
Historical Significance
Pyrotechnic signal equipment was used to send visual signals in the field. These signals helped military personnel mark positions, issue alerts, and communicate when radio communication was unavailable or insufficient.
The AN-M8 Pyrotechnic Pistol became one of the best-known U.S. military signal pistols. The M1A1 Ground Signal Projector and M9 Hand Pyrotechnic Projector also formed part of this field-signaling equipment family.
What This Manual Covers
This -15-level technical manual provides information about the use, care, and maintenance support of the covered signaling equipment.
- M1A1 Ground Signal Projector research
- M9 Hand Pyrotechnic Projector reference
- AN-M8 Pyrotechnic Pistol research
- M1 Pyrotechnic Pistol Mount reference
- U.S. military signal-equipment history
Key Details
- Manual number: TM 9-1095-201-15
- Publication date: November 1962
- Equipment covered: M1A1 Ground Signal Projector
- Equipment covered: M9 Hand Pyrotechnic Projector
- Equipment covered: AN-M8 Pyrotechnic Pistol
- Mount covered: M1 Pyrotechnic Pistol Mount
- Subject: Use, care, and maintenance support
- Era: Cold War
Approximate Dimensions
- Length: 10 inches
- Width: 8 inches
- Thickness: 0.25 inch
- Weight: 1 pound
What Is Included
This listing includes one copy of Technical Manual TM 9-1095-201-15. No signal projector, pyrotechnic pistol, mount, flare, signal cartridge, live pyrotechnic item, tools, case, or additional items are included unless specifically shown or noted.
Ideal For
- AN-M8 Pyrotechnic Pistol collections
- M1A1 Ground Signal Projector reference sets
- M9 Hand Pyrotechnic Projector collections
- U.S. military signal-equipment displays
- Cold War field-equipment collections
- Vietnam War-era manual collections
- Military restoration research
- Museum and archive libraries
Product Images
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