XII Corps – Spearhead of Patton’s Third Arm

172nd Field Artillery Battalion, New Hampshire National Guard
          Combat Diary – ETO June 1944 – June 1945

1120 –  Service Regulations United States Army 1923

Ammunition Bulletin No. 11, July 1940

Ammunition Bulletin No. 12, August 1940

Description of Manufacture Shell, H.E. 105 MM, MI From Forgings, August 30, 1940

Ammunition Bulletin No. 13, September 1940

Ammunition Bulletin No. 14, October 1940

Ammunition Bulletin No. 15, December 1940

Ammunition Bulletin No. 16, January 1941

Ammunition Bulletin No. 17, February 1941

Ammunition Bulletin No. 18, April 1941

Ammunition Bulletin No. 19, May 1941

Ammunition Bulletin No. 20, June 1941

Armor-Piercing Ammunition for Gun 90mm, M3, January 1945

APO’S – Alphabetical Listing January 1942 to November 1947

APO’S – Numerical Listings January 1942 to November 1947

Automatic Rifle Browning Model1918 Service Handbook USA 1921

Browning Belt Filling Machine, .30 Cal. Shuttle Type TB23-45-1

Captured Ammunition Bulletin No. 1, 9 February 1945

Captured Ammunition Bulletin No. 5, 27 March 1945

Captured Ammunition Bulletin No. 6, 10 April 1945

Catalog of Enemy Ordnance Materiel German – Part I of III March 1, 1945

Catalog of Enemy Ordnance Materiel Japanese – Part II of III March 1, 1945

Catalog of Enemy Ordnance Materiel Translation Of Japanese Ordinance Markings – Part III of III August 1945

Department Of The Army Pamphlet 30-4-4 Foreign Military
Weapons And Equipment Vol. I Artillery

Department Of The Army Pamphlet 30-7-4 Foreign Military
Weapons And Equipment Vol. III Infantry Weapons

Directory Of Explosives

Disposition of World War II Armored Forces Dead 1946

Eyes of Artillery – The Origins of Modern U.S. Army Aviation in World
                                          War II

Field Artillery Field Manual Volume 1 – Organization And Drill
                                                                                         October 20, 1931

Field Artillery Part 1

Field Artillery Part 2

Field Artillery School – History Of The Development Of Field Artillery
                                                     Materiel Fort Sill 1939 – 1940

Field Artillery School – Individual Training Gun Mechanics 155-mm
                                                     Howitzer Fort Sill December 1, 1942

FM 1-20 Army Air Force, Tactics And Technique Of Air Reconnaissance
                                                          And Observation April 20, 1942

FM 5 – Engineer, Field Manual Volume I Engineer Troops July 23, 1932

FM 5 – Engineer, Field Manual Volume II Military Engineering
                 Part One Communications

FM 5-5 – Engineer, Field Manual Engineer Troops October 11, 1943

FM 5-10 Engineer, Field Manual Volume II, Military Engineering,
                     Part Three Construction and Utilities

FM 5-15 Engineers, Field Fortifications 14 February 1944

FM 5-20 Engineer, Camouflage 1st June1940

FM 5-20 Camouflage, Basic Principles February 1944

FM 5-20A Engineers, Camouflage Of Individuals and Infantry Weapons 9th February 1944

FM 5-20B Engineers, Camouflage Of Vehicles 2nd April 1944

FM 5-20C Engineers, Camouflage of Bivouacs, Command Posts, Supply Points, and Medical Installations – May 1944

 FM 5-20D – Camouflage of Field Artillery 9 February 1944

FM 5-31 Land Mines And Booby Traps November 1, 1943

FM 6-20 Field Artillery, Tactical Employment February 1944

FM 6-75 Field Artillery, Service Of The Piece 105-MM Howitzer, M2,
                        Truck-Drawn December 12, 1941

FM 6-90 Field Artillery, Field Manual, Service of The Piece –
                        155mm Gun M1

FM 6-100 Field Artillery, Tactics And Technique Of Division Artillery
                            And Higher Artillery Echelons, 24 May 1944

FM 6-135 Field Artillery,  Forward Observation 10 August 1944

FM 6-150 Artillery, Organic Field Artillery Air Observation

FM 26-5, Interior Guard Duty 16th January 1942

FM 6-100 Field Artillery, Tactics And Technique Of Division Artillery
                         And Higher Artillery Echelons, 24 May 1944

FM 6-150 Artillery, Organic Air Observation

FM 8-50, Splints, Appliances, & Bandages, 11 September 1940

FM 8-50, Bandaging And Splinting 15 January 1944

TM 9-294, 2.36-Inch A. T. Rocket Launcher M1A1, 27 September 1943

FM 20-15, Tents And Tent Pitching, February 1945

FM 21-11, First Aid For Soldiers 7 April 1943

FM 21-30, Military Map Symbols 15 October 1943

FM 21-100, Soldier’s Handbook December 11, 1940, 07-22-2020

FM 23-25, Bayonet September 7, 1943

FM 23-30 Grenades Basic Field Manual June 15, 1942

FM 23-35, Automatic Pistol Caliber 45, M1911 And M1911A1 30 April 1940

FM 26-5, 1942 August – Interior Guard Duty

FM 30-30, Recognition Pictorial Manual WWII Aircraft 1st April 1943

FM 30-34, Military Intelligence Russian Aircraft 18 July 1941

FM 30-35, Military Intelligence – Identification of German Aircraft 11 March 1942

FM 30-40, Recognition Pictorial Manual On Armored Vehicles, 9 January 1943

FM 30-42, Military Intelligence; Identification Of Foreign Armored Vehicles German, Japanese, Russian, Italian, And French June 20 1941 Cover

Ford Truck Model GPW Instructions For Unpacking And Assembly

Handbook Of Enemy Ammunition Pamphlet No. 7, 5 June 1943

Intelligence Special Series No. 14, German Infantry Weapons 25 May 1943

Intelligence Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 3, November 1942

Intelligence Bulletin Vol. 1, No, 4 December 1942

Intelligence Bulletin Vol. II, No. 1, September 1943

Intelligence Bulletin Vol. II, No. 2, October 1943

Intelligence Bulletin Vol III, No. 6, February 1945

Interpreting Ammunition Markings and Color Codes

New Ordnance Material January 1945

OP 1212, Projectile Fuzes May 23, 1945

OP 1548, Bomb Fuze Data October 5, 1945

Ordnance,Terminal Ballistic Data Volume I, Bombing August 1944

Ordnance, Terminal Ballistic Data, Volume II, Artillery Fire, Fort Sill August 1944

Ordnance, Terminal Ballistic Data, Volume III, Bombs, Artillery, Mortar Fire And Rockets Part I & II Fort Sill October 8, 1945

 

Identification of Artillery Projectiles (With Addenda) Second Addition June 1944

Ordnance, Field Service Carbine, Caliber .30, M1 & M1A1 September 1942

Ordnance, Field Service Gun, Machine, Caliber .30 Browning M1917A1 February 1943

Ordnance, Field Service Rifle, Automatic Caliber .30 Browning M1918A2 February 1943

Organizational History of Field Artillery – 1775 – 2003

OS 9-18 Ordnance School, Explosives, Small Arms Ammunition November 1942

 

Special Series 14, German Infantry Weapons, May 25 1943

Tactical And Technical Trends No. 31, 12 August 1943

Tactical And Technical Trends No. 32, 26 August 1943

Tactical And Technical Trends No. 33, 9 September 1943

Tactical And Technical Trends No. 34, 23 September 1943

Tactical And Technical Trends No. 35, 7 October 1943

Tactical And Technical Trends No. 36, 21 October 1943

Tactical And Technical Trends No. 37, 4 November 1943

Tactical And Technical Trends No. 38, 18 November 1943

Tactical and Technical Trends No. 39, 2 December 1943 

Tactical and Technical Trends No. 40, 16 December 1943

Technical Intelligence Summary Enemy Weapons and Equipment May 1944

Textbook of Ordnance and Gunnery

The Officer’s Guide

The Ordnance Department, Planning Munitions for War

The Ordnance Department, Procurement and Supply

The Ordnance Soldier’s Guide

The Supreme Command, The Green Book

Time On Target Vol. I, II, III

TM 6-225, Field Artillery Trainer, M3 November 1944

TM 9-305, 75-mm Materiel, M1897 and Modifications, March 31, 1941

TM 9-350, 155mm Gun M2, Carriage M1 and M1A1, Gun Mount M13; Heavy Carriage Limber M2 and M5; and Firing Platform M1

TM 9-1005, Pistol, Caliber .45 Automatic, M-1911A1

TM 9-1326, Artillery, 105-mm Howitzer M3 and Howitzer Carriages M3 and M3A1 January 20, 1944

TM 9-1662, Binaural Training Instruments, M1 And M2, July 8, 1941

TM 9-1901, Artillery Ammunition 29 June 1944

TM 9-617, Generating Unit M18 19 January 1944

Field Artillery Cannon Weapon Systems and Ammunition Handbook

Troop Ships of WWII