M114 155 mm howitzer hi-res stock photography and images

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M114 155 mm howitzer at the 2017 War and Peace Revival at Hop Farm near Paddock Wood, Kent, UK. Stock Photo

RFM8T966–M114 155 mm howitzer at the 2017 War and Peace Revival at Hop Farm near Paddock Wood, Kent, UK.

US Army M114 155 mm howitzer at the War Remnants Museum, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Stock Photo

RM2KF9W6R–US Army M114 155 mm howitzer at the War Remnants Museum, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

RF2E2B8D5–HANOI, VIETNAM

M114A2 155 mm howitzer with POW MIA flag at Fletcher Park veterans memorial - Pembroke Pines, Florida, USA Stock Photo

RF2A0TXPC–M114A2 155 mm howitzer with POW MIA flag at Fletcher Park veterans memorial - Pembroke Pines, Florida, USA

A US Army artillery crew receives firing coordinates for an M114 155 mm howitzer during a training exercise. Country: Unknown Stock Photo

RM2M7MXPF–A US Army artillery crew receives firing coordinates for an M114 155 mm howitzer during a training exercise. Country: Unknown

US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Selbstfahrgeschütz (Selbstfahrlafette) M44 155 mm / Self-Propelled Howitzer SPH M44 6.1 Inch Stock Photo

RMTB4MMT–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Selbstfahrgeschütz (Selbstfahrlafette) M44 155 mm / Self-Propelled Howitzer SPH M44 6.1 Inch

An M114 155 mm Howitzer in firing position. Stock Photo

RMCRWFF5–An M114 155 mm Howitzer in firing position.

US ARMY / United States Army Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - Vietnam Krieg / Korean War Stock Photo

RM2HMYM4G–US ARMY / United States Army Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - Vietnam Krieg / Korean War

An M114 155 mm howitzer in operation during a training exercise. Country: Unknown Stock Photo

RM2M7M6EJ–An M114 155 mm howitzer in operation during a training exercise. Country: Unknown

US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch Stock Photo

RMTB4MN0–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch

A US Army artillery crew loads an M114 155 mm howitzer during a training exercise. Country: Unknown Stock Photo

RM2M7M78P–A US Army artillery crew loads an M114 155 mm howitzer during a training exercise. Country: Unknown

An M114 155 mm Howitzer in firing position. USArmy M114 howitzer Stock Photo

RMHEK2DD–An M114 155 mm Howitzer in firing position. USArmy M114 howitzer

US Army artillery crews conduct a firing exercise with an M114 155 mm howitzer, bottom, and an M110 203 mm self-propelled howitzer. Country: Unknown Stock Photo

RM2M849J1–US Army artillery crews conduct a firing exercise with an M114 155 mm howitzer, bottom, and an M110 203 mm self-propelled howitzer. Country: Unknown

The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi Stock Photo

RM2BTC5D6–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

Members of the 3rd Marine Division move an M114 155 mm howitzer into position during construction of a mountain-top fire support base. Country: Viet Nam (VNM) Stock Photo

RM2M7KTHH–Members of the 3rd Marine Division move an M114 155 mm howitzer into position during construction of a mountain-top fire support base. Country: Viet Nam (VNM)

The guns being loaded aboard the Exilona. Several of the rail road flatcars which brought the equipment to the dockside are in the foreground. Another shipment of military equipment transferred to a North Atlantic Treaty signatory nation under the United States $1,000,000,000 mutual Defense Assistance Program, left New York City recently for Italy. The shipment, consisting mainly of 155-millimeter howitzers and 57-millimeter field pieces, was loaded aboard the American Export liner Exilona at the Brooklyn Army Base. May 16, 1950. (Photo by Unted States Information Service). Stock Photo

RM2JAYN22–The guns being loaded aboard the Exilona. Several of the rail road flatcars which brought the equipment to the dockside are in the foreground. Another shipment of military equipment transferred to a North Atlantic Treaty signatory nation under the United States $1,000,000,000 mutual Defense Assistance Program, left New York City recently for Italy. The shipment, consisting mainly of 155-millimeter howitzers and 57-millimeter field pieces, was loaded aboard the American Export liner Exilona at the Brooklyn Army Base. May 16, 1950. (Photo by Unted States Information Service).

155 Howitzer shell being loaded into breach of gun at an Australian battle Station. October 22, 1942. Stock Photo

RM2JAYPEP–155 Howitzer shell being loaded into breach of gun at an Australian battle Station. October 22, 1942.

155mm Howitzer - Guns War File. October 16, 1939. Stock Photo

RM2JAYPF5–155mm Howitzer - Guns War File. October 16, 1939.

155mm Howitzer - Guns War File. December 21, 1942. (Photo by ACME). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPGK–155mm Howitzer - Guns War File. December 21, 1942. (Photo by ACME).

M114A2 155 mm howitzer with POW MIA and American flag at Fletcher Park veterans memorial - Pembroke Pines, Florida, USA Stock Photo

RF2A0TXW9–M114A2 155 mm howitzer with POW MIA and American flag at Fletcher Park veterans memorial - Pembroke Pines, Florida, USA

British Big Gun: This Howitzer Mounted on a Railway car is named 'His majesty's gun Buche-Buster,' according to British sources which said the gun is used by the south Eastern command. September 15, 1941. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPG5–British Big Gun: This Howitzer Mounted on a Railway car is named 'His majesty's gun Buche-Buster,' according to British sources which said the gun is used by the south Eastern command. September 15, 1941. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

A Blast For The Enemy: A 155mm Howitzer manned by United States troops blasts the communists during a night attack somewhere on the Korean front. October 27, 1952. (Photo by Paul Popper, Paul Popper Ltd.). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPDH–A Blast For The Enemy: A 155mm Howitzer manned by United States troops blasts the communists during a night attack somewhere on the Korean front. October 27, 1952. (Photo by Paul Popper, Paul Popper Ltd.).

H.M.G. Boche-Buster: A close-up showing the 'Business' end of the Gun. Boche-Buster is the name given to this Hugh Howitzer on rails operation in the South Eastern Command. July 13, 1942. (Photo by British Official Photograph). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPFA–H.M.G. Boche-Buster: A close-up showing the 'Business' end of the Gun. Boche-Buster is the name given to this Hugh Howitzer on rails operation in the South Eastern Command. July 13, 1942. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

RMTB4MN5–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch

In Action In Korea: Men of a 155mm Howitzer crew hold their ears as their gun goes into action in the fight to push back the North Koreans. A front line picture from 'somewhere in Korea'. August 10, 1950. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPFB–In Action In Korea: Men of a 155mm Howitzer crew hold their ears as their gun goes into action in the fight to push back the North Koreans. A front line picture from 'somewhere in Korea'. August 10, 1950. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

On The Alert: Under a camouflage net, a British soldier elevates a 12-inch railway mounted Howitzer during recent maneuvers. This type of gun fires a shell weighing about one-third of a ton. March 16, 1941. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPEM–On The Alert: Under a camouflage net, a British soldier elevates a 12-inch railway mounted Howitzer during recent maneuvers. This type of gun fires a shell weighing about one-third of a ton. March 16, 1941. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

RM2BTC5GE–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

Royal Horse Artillery Demonstration At Aldershot: Remarkable pictures showing a shell actually leaving the barrel of a 3.7 Howitzer Gun, taken during the demonstration this morning. The Royal Horse Artillery this morning gave a demonstration at Aldershot, for the benefit of students at the Staff College, Camberley. February 4, 1938. (Photo by Keystone). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPF2–Royal Horse Artillery Demonstration At Aldershot: Remarkable pictures showing a shell actually leaving the barrel of a 3.7 Howitzer Gun, taken during the demonstration this morning. The Royal Horse Artillery this morning gave a demonstration at Aldershot, for the benefit of students at the Staff College, Camberley. February 4, 1938. (Photo by Keystone).

Pneumatic Tires For Artillery: 'D' Battery try out a limber and 3.7 Howitzer fitted with pneumatic tyres at Aldershot this morning. A new experiment has been tried by the army authorities by fitting limbers and guns of the Royal Horse Artillery with pneumatic tyres. They were tried out at Aldershot recently for the first time. June 20, 1936. (Photo by Keystone). Stock Photo

RM2JBX6C4–Pneumatic Tires For Artillery: 'D' Battery try out a limber and 3.7 Howitzer fitted with pneumatic tyres at Aldershot this morning. A new experiment has been tried by the army authorities by fitting limbers and guns of the Royal Horse Artillery with pneumatic tyres. They were tried out at Aldershot recently for the first time. June 20, 1936. (Photo by Keystone).

First Picture Of British 7. 2. Howitzers: Officers checking miscellaneous shells stacked in one of the bays of an underground quarry. 7.2 shells in the foreground. First picture just released (Sept. 30th. 194.) of the 7.2. Howitzer. The gun weight 10 tons and fires a 200 1b. shell. It is mounted on a twin wheel carriage fitted with pneumatic typres. It has hand controlled brakes. but when the gun is fired, even with its brakes on, the recoil is so heavy that the wheels run up the steel ramps designed to take the shock. January 22, 1945. (Photo by British Official Photograph). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPGB–First Picture Of British 7. 2. Howitzers: Officers checking miscellaneous shells stacked in one of the bays of an underground quarry. 7.2 shells in the foreground. First picture just released (Sept. 30th. 194.) of the 7.2. Howitzer. The gun weight 10 tons and fires a 200 1b. shell. It is mounted on a twin wheel carriage fitted with pneumatic typres. It has hand controlled brakes. but when the gun is fired, even with its brakes on, the recoil is so heavy that the wheels run up the steel ramps designed to take the shock. January 22, 1945. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

Covering Infantry Advance: Self-Propelled 105mm howitzers, camouflaged by spreading branches, ready to support infantry troops advancing through Southern Luzon. March 5, 1945. (Photo by USA Signal Corps). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPGE–Covering Infantry Advance: Self-Propelled 105mm howitzers, camouflaged by spreading branches, ready to support infantry troops advancing through Southern Luzon. March 5, 1945. (Photo by USA Signal Corps).

U.S. Marines Practice Ladings In Combat School: In hard-driving, dress-rehearsal tactics, U.S. Marines at a base on the Eastern Coast of the U.S. are practicing full scale landing operations. Using special new landing boats, amphibious tanks, artillery and automatic weapons, the Marines are polishing the techniques employed successfully in operation in the Solomon Islands. These pictures was taken at the U.S. Marine advanced school of combat techniques. January 18, 1943. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures, Inc.). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPEN–U.S. Marines Practice Ladings In Combat School: In hard-driving, dress-rehearsal tactics, U.S. Marines at a base on the Eastern Coast of the U.S. are practicing full scale landing operations. Using special new landing boats, amphibious tanks, artillery and automatic weapons, the Marines are polishing the techniques employed successfully in operation in the Solomon Islands. These pictures was taken at the U.S. Marine advanced school of combat techniques. January 18, 1943. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures, Inc.).

Long Range Rifle Blasts At Target: Soldiers of the 36th field Artillery at Fort Bragg, N. C., stop their ears after discharge of 155mm. Rifle, the longest range field piede in use by the U.S. Army. Under its net of camouflage the 155mm rifle can hit targets 17 miles away. March 29, 1942. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). Stock Photo

RM2JAYPFH–Long Range Rifle Blasts At Target: Soldiers of the 36th field Artillery at Fort Bragg, N. C., stop their ears after discharge of 155mm. Rifle, the longest range field piede in use by the U.S. Army. Under its net of camouflage the 155mm rifle can hit targets 17 miles away. March 29, 1942. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Royal Horse Artillery Demonstration At Aldershot: A light 3.7 Howitzer going into action. The Royal Horse Artillery this morning gave a demonstration at Aldershot, for the benefit of students at the Staff College, Camberley. March 21, 1938. (Photo by Keystone) Stock Photo

RM2JAYPF9–Royal Horse Artillery Demonstration At Aldershot: A light 3.7 Howitzer going into action. The Royal Horse Artillery this morning gave a demonstration at Aldershot, for the benefit of students at the Staff College, Camberley. March 21, 1938. (Photo by Keystone)

RMTB4MMW–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch

RM2BTC4T1–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch& High Speed Tractor M5 Stock Photo

RMTB4MN8–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch& High Speed Tractor M5

RM2BTC543–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

RMTB4MNB–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch& High Speed Tractor M5

RM2BTC5A5–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch & Selbstfahrgeschütz (Selbstfahrlafette) M44 155 mm / Self-Propelled Howitzer SPH M44 6.1 Inch & Armored Infantry Vehicle AIV M59 Stock Photo

RMTB4MNC–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch & Selbstfahrgeschütz (Selbstfahrlafette) M44 155 mm / Self-Propelled Howitzer SPH M44 6.1 Inch & Armored Infantry Vehicle AIV M59

RM2BTC59H–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

RMTB4MNA–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery - Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch & Selbstfahrgeschütz (Selbstfahrlafette) M44 155 mm / Self-Propelled Howitzer SPH M44 6.1 Inch & Armored Infantry Vehicle AIV M59

RM2BTC511–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Selbstfahrlafette M43 203 mm / Gun Motor Carriage GMC M43 8 Inch Stock Photo

RMTB4MN7–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Selbstfahrlafette M43 203 mm / Gun Motor Carriage GMC M43 8 Inch

RM2BTC4PR–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

RMTB4MN6–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Selbstfahrlafette M43 203 mm / Gun Motor Carriage GMC M43 8 Inch

RM2BTC56P–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

RMTB4MMR–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion - Selbstfahrgeschütz (Selbstfahrlafette) M44 155 mm / Self-Propelled Howitzer SPH M44 6.1 Inch & Armored Infantry Vehicle AIV M59

RM2BTC4TG–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion Stock Photo

RMTB4MNM–US ARMY / United States Army - 74th Field Artillery Battalion

RM2BTC51J–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

US ARMY / United States Army Atomkanone M65 280 mm / Atomic Cannon M65 11 Inch Atomic Annie Stock Photo

RMTB4MMP–US ARMY / United States Army Atomkanone M65 280 mm / Atomic Cannon M65 11 Inch Atomic Annie

RM2BTC59N–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

RMTB4MMN–US ARMY / United States Army Atomkanone M65 280 mm / Atomic Cannon M65 11 Inch Atomic Annie

US ARMY / United States Army Selbstfahrlafette M43 203 mm / Gun Motor Carriage GMC M43 8 Inch - Korea Krieg / Korean War Stock Photo

RM2HMYM3D–US ARMY / United States Army Selbstfahrlafette M43 203 mm / Gun Motor Carriage GMC M43 8 Inch - Korea Krieg / Korean War

US ARMY / United States Army Selbstfahrgeschütz (Selbstfahrlafette) M107 175 mm / Self-Propelled Gun M107 6.9 Inch - In Süd Korea nach dem Waffenstillstandsabkommen des Korea Krieg / In Sout Korea after the ceasefire agreement of the Korean War Stock Photo

RM2HMYM3F–US ARMY / United States Army Selbstfahrgeschütz (Selbstfahrlafette) M107 175 mm / Self-Propelled Gun M107 6.9 Inch - In Süd Korea nach dem Waffenstillstandsabkommen des Korea Krieg / In Sout Korea after the ceasefire agreement of the Korean War

RM2BTC59F–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

RM2HMYM3M–US ARMY / United States Army Selbstfahrgeschütz (Selbstfahrlafette) M107 175 mm / Self-Propelled Gun M107 6.9 Inch - In Süd Korea nach dem Waffenstillstandsabkommen des Korea Krieg / In Sout Korea after the ceasefire agreement of the Korean War

RM2BTC59R–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

USA Vietnam-Krieg / Vietnam War - US ARMY / United States Army Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch Stock Photo

RM2A59JMC–USA Vietnam-Krieg / Vietnam War - US ARMY / United States Army Schwere Feldhaubitze M114 - M1 155 mm / Heavy Howitzer M114 - M1 6.1 Inch

US ARMY in Süd Korea 1955 Hafen Pusan Haubitze M101 105 mm und M114 155 mm - US Army in the Republic of Korea (ROK) / South Korea 1955 Pusan Harbour Howitzer M101 4.1 Inch and M114 6.1 Inch Stock Photo

RMTWM0B4–US ARMY in Süd Korea 1955 Hafen Pusan Haubitze M101 105 mm und M114 155 mm - US Army in the Republic of Korea (ROK) / South Korea 1955 Pusan Harbour Howitzer M101 4.1 Inch and M114 6.1 Inch

RM2BTC5CF–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

RMTWM0B9–US ARMY in Süd Korea 1955 Hafen Pusan Haubitze M101 105 mm und M114 155 mm - US Army in the Republic of Korea (ROK) / South Korea 1955 Pusan Harbour Howitzer M101 4.1 Inch and M114 6.1 Inch

RM2BTC5HC–The Vietnam Military History Museum, Hanoi

RMTWM0B5–US ARMY in Süd Korea 1955 Hafen Pusan Haubitze M101 105 mm und M114 155 mm - US Army in the Republic of Korea (ROK) / South Korea 1955 Pusan Harbour Howitzer M101 4.1 Inch and M114 6.1 Inch