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M107 175mm SP Gun Tests - M110A2 8 inch SP Howitzer

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First published at 13:10 UTC on July 3rd, 2021.

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The M107 is a long-ranged Self-Propelled Gun (SPG) manufactured in USA. It was designed based upon requirements that were determined by the US Army in the late 1950s. It was intended to propel heavy projectiles over vast distances, with the intent o…

Development of the M110 self-propelled howitzer began in mid-1950s. The first prototype, known as the T-236, was built in 1959. The M110 entered service with the US Army and US Marine Corps in 1961. It was produced for a long period of time and was exported to a number of countries. The M110 was the most powerful self-propelled howitzer in service with the US Army. This artillery system saw action during Vietnam War, Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm. It has now been retired from the US Army service.

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