Field Artillery Direct Fire - M119 & M109 Howitzer

U.S. Army Artillery conduct a direct fire exercise with M119 105 mm howitzers and M109A6 155 mm self-propelled howitzers.
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Film Credits: U.S. Army video by CW3 Patrick Daugherty, MSgt Matt Hecht, CPL Stephen Wright, Gertrud Zach, SSG Tim Morgan, SPC Ezra Camarena "The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement."

[@centerfield2740]

歓声をあげながらもターゲットに当てて行く。 どんな精神状態でも的確に仕事をこなすプロ集団。

[@k4298]

center field 日本もこういった一面もあればいいのになー

[@user-tx6fk7vx5y]

Kの守護神 日本人には絶対できない。

[@KEITARO0312]

葬式みたいに真面目ぶって、必死なふりの変顔しながら訓練、練習しても何にもならないと思う。

[@user-nn2io4wc1h]

KEITARO0312 ここまでじゃないけど時間空いたりしたら結構はっちゃけてるぞ…？

[@user-eb7sz5nr6p]

文化の違いじゃないかな？ 一概には言えないけど、日本はケジメをつけてやらなきゃいけない時は真面目にやり羽目を外す時は外す、アメリカは普段からおちゃらけてる(言葉は悪いけど)けどやる事はちゃんとやるって感じでどっちが良い悪いもないと思う

[@wickwire9560]

Oh I miss those Days "King of Battle"! "Red Leg "Red Leg" Fire Mission !!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@weapon-ammunition]

榴弾砲の水平射撃の訓練てのは、戦闘機で言ったらドッグファイトの訓練やってるようなもんで、必要な場面は少ないんだけど、いざとなってしまった場合にその場面で必要な技術ってもんがあるから、最悪を回避するためにはそういう訓練も必要ってことなんだと思う。 想定される可能性が低いからと言っておろそかにしてると、ベトナム戦争時にミサイル万能論が誤りだった事に遅く気付いてしまうような二の舞になるってことね。 訓練やっとく事で、体に染み付いた技術ってのは人を動かしてくれるもんなのよね。

[@user-hx8td7vi8v]

訓練がどうとか、自衛隊がどうとかじゃなくて単純にかっけぇだけでいいじゃん

[@pretzelogic2689]

I got to experience direct fire one night (actually two nights). We got a ground attack at the LZ we were pulling green line defense. Our bunker was close to the artillery pit. The main attack was roughly 90 degrees to the left of our position so we weren't really involved in the fight. The closest gun was doing direct fire, almost shooting right over us. I guess they had timed fuses. The coolest thing was, they were only shooting Willy Pete. So about a hundred yards out the shells exploded, lighting up the area and sending burning phosphorus out in every direction. They were firing about 3-4 round per minute. That was obviously why the attack was not on our side of the LZ. But I want to shout out to all artillery guys. You saved more lives than you can know. The accuracy, dependability, and responsiveness was a god-send to us grunts. I just can never thank you guys enough.

[@arturodavis5937]

Artillery still the king of battle. "This We'll Defend" U.S. Army proud of my brothers in arms.

[@freqmgr]

My memory goes back to St. Barabra the artillery patron saint and being called the "Queen of Battle".

[@MasouShizuka]

From Mortars to SPHs, it is very versatile. Dropping all sorts of shells like smoke, and some are capable of direct fire.

[@chrismartin6544]

I always loved direct fire exercises because we could see what we were shooting at lol

[@luketroftgruben788]

I am guessing watching their rounds land on target is what caused so many of those artillery men to shoot and holler in excitement?

[@stephenflower3266]

Gunners

[@orneryokinawan4529]

@@luketroftgruben788 I'd be that way too if I was firing a howitzer. Better than any small arms at the range.

[@user-jl5tg9nc2c]

🖕🖕🖕

[@sgtfoley2]

@@user-jl5tg9nc2c found the recipient of those shells lmao

[@usaelpaisdetodolomejor5848]

Viva USA desde Argentina 🇺🇸🇦🇷

[@victorwaddell6530]

Viva Argentina Desde los Estados Unidos de America !

[@tarstakars]

i started out as a "gun bunny" on 105s and ended up as fdc section chief on m109a1s and my favorite thing ever was direct fire..

[@nequals151]

I love the way the barrel has this small amount of Camo paint on it and its like this massive gun that shoots from an open field. Like 'oh. Whew. thank god. I feel like no one can possibly spot us now.'

[@13bravo72]

YEAH BABY! ROUNDS COMPLETE! Great memories!!

[@jaydeister9305]

"I'm not sure where this is, but i was a commo guy with A/1/487 Artillery BN (Alpha Battery). We were in PTA with the emm one oh deuces (M102, 105MM), doing arty missions. Later on before the end of the ftx, we did direct fire, which i thought was pretty cool. This was back n the early 90's. The gun bunnies asked some of us 'ash and trash' guys to help pound in the stakes. The stakes for direct fire are 3 foot long, versus regular indirect fire is 1.5 ft. They thought we couldn't do it, but i grew up in Montana, and chopped wood all my high school years. I put one stake 1/2 in, and they said it was enough." "Sorry, also direct fire is full charge, charge 6 or 7."

[@soninh7255]

P

[@SLO-Ride]

These cute little millimeter guns are nice, but the real fun was back in the 8", M110 days. If you wanted to take anything apart, charge 8 white bag with HEPD was what was used. Target tanks became target scrap blown all over the impact area.

[@WALancer]

you mean a 203mm gun?

[@oldigger7060]

The good old days!

[@stevewilson7819]

WA Lancer obviously you never served in an 8 inch battery. Because those that did called them 8 inch.

[@oldigger7060]

@@stevewilson7819 I never heard them called anything else in the former republic of Vietnam.

[@Flynnster-qu1gw]

@@stevewilson7819 He didn't say anything about them calling them that, it's just the metric conversion.

[@siloenunes7997]

soldados dispararam tiros de alta potências sem proteção nenhuma de ouvidos 🇧🇷😻

[@alanlangley7246]

they are having to much fun.... love it...

[@user-hq6hz3hj7e]

めっちゃ楽しそうにやってて草

[@user-jl5tg9nc2c]

🖕🖕🖕

[@user-qk1ns3ww1n]

アロンアルファ 笑顔の絶えない職場

[@yoshino4199]

ᶠᶸᶜᵏᵧₒᵤᶠᶸᶜᵏᵧₒᵤᶠᶸᶜᵏᵧₒᵤارفع راسك انته عراقي

[@user-eb6hs8gy4z]

@@user-jl5tg9nc2c 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@lex1945]

Reminds me of my holiday in England long, long time ago Just visited the tank museum at Bovington, and went to a pub somewhere close to a live firing range for tanks.. You could hear the shells flying through the air and windows shaking when they hit. Personally, i found it pretty amusing. FFFFFFFWT KABOOOM!!

[@Mark3nd]

That recoil is monster, does change the aiming!

[@alfs222]

VERY GOOD JOB!!! CLASS VIDEO AND THANK YOU! СПАСИБО!!

[@doughesson]

When the cannon cockers have to go to direct fire,the s really *has* hit the fan.

[@doughesson]

@Joakim von Anka we had a security alert in my ship once & the Augmentation Force, everyone onboard-in the duty section or not joins the fight- was called away. The Quarterdeck Messenger apparently was a fan of that new(1987) WWE b/c after properly calling "Away the Augmentation Force away!", he added," Let's get ready to rummmmmmbllllllllle!" The ship's XO was known to be a dick but he never said a word. Everyone responded properly & with whatever we could grab. If that happens, the ship's crew might not stand a chance but any forcible boarders are gonna limp away from it.

[@sokyoutdoors588]

I was in Headquarters Battery 1st Battalion 12th Marines in Desert Storm, we actually had a battery that had to engage tanks by direct fire because the TOW gunners that where their support was too busy to get over to help them. From what a buddy of mine who was in their Fire Direction Center described they where dancing around and hooting and hollering and having a lot fun just like these soldiers are doing. The battery commander was a mustang who served in Vietnam and was said to have told the command post when he was informed his Tows were on the way, "Screw it my boys are having too much fun and we'll be done with them by the time you get here."

[@bigjohn697791]

SoKy Outdoors, When I first joined my unit (1999) there was a full-screw (British Army slang for Cpl/Bdr) was in the first gulf war part of the Highland Gunners 19 Regiment Royal Artillery. Said they had to go fire direct role on Iraqi armour. That had some how managed to make it to there position. There’s also the story of the dragon gun in Afghanistan when 29 Commando Royal Artillery man handled a 105 gun up a mountain to direct fire it onto the talban

[@darkest_eclipse8271]

bigjohn697791 yeah a common trend for soldiers in desperate times is to engineer something daring and somehow manage to pull a victory out of something that would have been extremely gruesome for both sides. The guns might be nice but the soldier is the one who determines how to effectively use them and I’m sure there were some putting them through the extremes. :)

[@HIEN1944]

排莢した空薬莢放り投げる所好き。

[@mitzelh.5819]

わかってるわー。 わかりみの深い変態やでー。

[@Danquet]

Brings back a lot of memories, I had the privilege to serve in US Army Artillery. In Vietnam I was in 9th Inf Div 2 BN 4th arty Hq battery #6 gun section chief M105 Howitzer. Served with a bunch of great guys.

[@user-fk7kr2nr7o]

ええなぁこの光景 米軍らしくって

[@almirria6753]

It takes a heck of a gunner to put the round through a hatch of an advancing vehicle. I did it in 1984 at 29 Palms, with 1st/155mm HowBtry [sp], 4/11 . We were firing the M 109a3 & I dropped a willie pete into the hatch of an old Amtrack at 1000 meters

[@stevewilson7819]

Good job Marine. I did a couple of regimental FireEx, and Cax’s there. 1983, and 1984. I served with HQ 1/11 as a Gun Doc. Usually attached to Bravo 1/11.

[@chrismanning1171]

When I deployed to Kosovo there was a M109 guarding the gate of Camp Bondstell. The barrel was pointed directly down the main road.

[@jaymanz72584]

😳😳

[@TheMaleRei]

Definitely kill anything short of a tank. And even modern MBT's are going to have a bad day.

[@user-ne3ze4zz7r]

I guess you could say these guys are really having a "blast". :D

[@h_h5865]

ザ・アメリカって雰囲気だよね。

[@Mike-tg7dj]

600 meters direct front you'd be dead. Gunner, Cansiter, Up Frire, On the Way, Boom ,your dead. It's fun to watch,but the range just south east from the billets at Graf. Our unit was pick for range detail and the first detail was to police the field on this range, so we lined up and st rated look for anything that wasn't natural or biodegradable. This like any other detail until we noticed the 109s were set up in the wood line. They were complete with their support vehicles came netting the works. The real clue was the crates of 155 rounds along with the range officer double timing to our location screaming ceasefire ,ceasefire. We were on a live fire range. They all had red flags flying and had we not been seen by the range officer we'd all been dead. The blast from the guns would rocked our world. Glad that range officer saw us

[@luketroftgruben788]

Hey Mike, since you are an artillery guy I want to ask this about the video. Those M119 field howitzers dont seem to have the tail assembly opened up for fire. Is that normal for direct fire practice? Also I noticed that even with the platform that the guns were secured to, the gun moves back a significant amount. Is that how it usually is with those types of guns or is it because they were firing in direct fire mode that the whole gun slid back more than what I would expect an accurate artilery piece to move?

[@stevewilson7819]

Luke Troftgruben The M119 is not a split trail weapon like the WWII M101A1. It’s more like the M102. It has the base plate you see it setting on. It has a single spade at the rear. Normally you want that spade dug into s trench about a foot deep.

[@stevewilson7819]

The M119 is not a split trail weapon like the old M101. It sets up on the baseplate. It has a single spade in the rear. And the spade is supposed to be dug into a trench about a foot deep. One reason there is so much recoil is because they are shooting a full charge of powder, which is normal for direct fire missions. The guns all shift from recoil. That can be due to the powder charge being used, the angle of fire, and how hard the ground is, and how deep the spades are dug in.

[@Brian-zo1ll]

Looking good boys!

[@merlin5by533]

Love the old Pack 109 from vietnam. Still had a sight on the cannon nose. Not side mounted like here.

[@hiromimatsumoto5727]

あともう少しで登録者100万人ですね頑張ってください👍

[@buddyhirshfield5970]

We had a direct fire with 8 inch self-propelled that was a blast , in Germany in 1970

[@robertw4230]

13 bravo , M110A1 white bag charge 7 I see red kaboom ! Direct fire OMG concussion big time , blown eardrum , i don't care . Ft . Sill , Ft.campbell, ft.bragg and ft knox was my playground .

[@luidyjosedasilva2961]

👏Fantastic 👏

[@skeletonwguitar4383]

They look soo happy playing with their toys :) aaaaaah nice

[@maccaglenlivet]

13 BRAVO !!!!!!!! Shoot !!! Move !!!! and Communicate !!!!! Field Artillery King of Battle !!!!!!!

[@MotoChadski]

Direct fire from a 105 howitzer.. This technique was actually used by the armed forces of the philippines during the 'marawi siege'

[@oldigger7060]

Also used with effect against NVA troops at Fire Support Base Coral in 1968.

[@toro9335]

凄い反動ですね！米兵の皆さんが楽しそうで何よりです。 フォー！

[@user-jl7yt5dc2j]

フォー！

[@user-ds5im4vx2k]

フォー！

[@user-ti3hb4dk2f]

自衛隊でいちいち「フォーーーー！！ｗ」 なんて叫んだら、ぶっ飛ばされそう

[@luketroftgruben788]

狙った的を当てたらだれだって叫びたいよ。特に、あの砲兵たちは普段関節射撃してるから、実際に自分が撃った砲弾が直撃するところを見れたらめっちゃ嬉しいんじゃない？

[@krealt_9507]

軍隊に限らず、日本と欧米の文化の違いだな。だから日本人は普段カタい分飲み会でハメはずすし、欧米では時に無理してでもテンション上げてるから、ダウナーなクスリが流行る笑笑

[@luketroftgruben788]

@@publickdefendrr8101 Funny joke. If you were curious, the Japanese comments above were discussing why the American gunners always cheered after hits on target. The first comment mentions that if they did that in the JGSDF, they would be aggressively silenced or chastized.

[@osaru3574]

Luke Troftgruben さんが仰るよう 普段はFOしか弾着を観れないし！ 散布界に何%で命中となるのと直接照準射撃で目視で命中を確認するのと違うしね！特に砲兵(特科)FHなら8名のチームワークで目標に命中したら自衛隊でもよっしゃ～となるよ！

[@katuo_01]

精神をそぎおとすのが自衛隊流ですから。いや日本社会がそうか。

[@hideomatayoshi6564]

ふぉ～とか叫びながらの訓練自由で楽しそうですね👍️ さすが自由の国アメリカ🗽

[@jermquacker776]

the first 3 min is like me and my bros and i with a new toy ! merica!

[@oimosan1447]

水平射撃は意外と実戦で頻繁に行われてますね。 ベトナム戦争のケサンの戦いで、榴弾砲を丘の斜面を利用し麓へ撃ち下ろしてる映像が有名です。

[@straitjacket8689]

I have done direct fire with the M101,M114,M198 and the M110.Fired APERS or Beehive with M101 in Sardinia in OPERATION DISTANT HAMMER

[@zipanguj9688]

野砲の直接照準射撃はロマンありすぎる

[@schlirf]

See Redlegs, this why Tankers have such fun.

[@danielspillett5393]

its the L118 light gun great bit of kit used it for 21 years there not a good gun crew very slow we fired twice as quick in the royal artillery and we had two part ammo. base plate is not bedded in ether

[@jonathanjackson9257]

The M-109 was my baby love that gun!

[@AswanManagement]

I like it... Good

[@sumit_sonkar_1245]

Very best

[@rumirumi5001]

love YOU form Bangladesh

[@TheBillo733]

Nice

[@user-xb6bb8fs3s]

あれって水平に打てるんですね。遮蔽から放物線で狙う兵器だと思ってました。反動がすごい。

[@user-tq4pu8jv4d]

本来はそうです。 戦場の後方から放物線を描くようにぶっぱなして、前線の味方を支援するのが仕事です。 その野砲が水平射撃をするということは、もうすぐそこまで敵が近づいているという状況を想定したものです。

[@4423boizya]

M119の方は分からないけど、M109の方にはちゃんと直射照準用器がありますね。 砲の付け根の向かって左側にあります。 「M109　Direct Fire Periscope」で出てくると思います。

[@osaru3574]

FH70にも直接照準眼鏡はあります。まず実射で直接照準射撃訓練はしませんが、代わりにM31縮射砲(弾道を似せて小口径な弾)とかで直接照準射撃の訓練とかします。一応全ての榴弾砲は直接照準射撃は出来るはず

[@CaptainAirplane]

Nice video

[@gings4ever]

who needs dedicated AT guns when an arty piece can break dem puppies open

[@GamingLegend-ie4nl]

No one uses AT guns anymore and artillery direct fire is for extreme emergency only they would get slaughtered against a tank.

[@mwngtombing4970]

Damn that recoil is insane...😌

[@user-xs4iv6rq6i]

発射のときの音、そして、戦車があとずさりする迫力、、すごい映像です！んで、適格に目標に弾着していることにもすごいと拍手を送ります！

[@user-rd9dj4qt2c]

２０１２ ＭＩＫＯＴＯ 戦車いたっけ？

[@user-ko3sj1gz9m]

自走砲も戦車同様キャタピラーが付いてるんで。(笑)

[@T84_BM_Oplot]

これから一家にひとつの世代だね✩.*˚

[@yuta4539]

フネ「一家に一砲ですか！？」

[@user-playofgods]

でも、お高いんでしょ？

[@potatochipspringles8502]

今ならなんと！！

[@usb-pd6un5pt5t]

50000$

[@user-tx6fk7vx5y]

からのもう一砲おつけして！

[@patrickr9606]

Serious point blank whoop ass!

[@AJ-170SkyStriker]

"Grab the lollipop and fucking yeet it." Is possibly my favorite line here.

[@souleymanefhessduel4611]

Love

[@ramudichanel250]

Mantap!..

[@imranzazai7404]

Nice weapon.

[@james-go1lv]

ほぼ牽引対戦車砲じゃねぇか

[@user-pq9cj9hz8t]

ちっちゃくてかわいいなぁ… 取り回し良さそうやな

[@wildsau1965]

KING OF BATTLE

[@ericpham9106]

That is one of effective antitank weapon

[@user-ho6yg4tz9e]

ちなみに水平方向に撃つことを前提とした野砲をカノン砲と言って基本榴弾砲は放物線状に撃ちます。

[@user-cj8dj2td8w]

最初のとこで｢バンザーイ｣に聞こえてちょっぴり草生えた

[@ClaudioSantos-rv9oe]

os lançadores multiplos da lockeed martins colocaram sistema de gps onde eles devem cair.

[@sugumi8886]

Foooo!とか言ってるけど実際は1発被弾すれば砲班全滅の状況なんだよな…

[@kohwa6379]

前駐屯地のお祭りでFH70が展示されてたとき、横に居た自衛官のお兄さんに「直接照準（水平射撃）のときってパノラマ眼鏡の設定どうやるんですか？あんまないと思うけど水平射撃訓練はしてるんですか？」ってなんとなく訊いたら、 「設定はナイショですけど、訓練はちゃんとやってます。ただ、榴弾砲が水平射撃するシチュエーションって僕たちからしたらあまり想像したくはないんですけどね……」と苦笑いしてたのを思い出す。

[@mitzelh.5819]

全くもって 草‥‥も生えないわなぁ。 一気に敵が浸透してきたか、 前にいるはずの戦車や歩兵が蹴散らされてる。って事だもんねぇ。。

[@user-nn2io4wc1h]

日本で特科が直接照準しなきゃいけなくなる状況とか想像もしたくないな

[@RASTAN.]

面白い話ですねー しかし大戦時の帝国陸軍は実際に追い込まれて水平どころか上がってくる敵に向けて下方へぶっ放してたのだから全然あり得ない事ではない。想像したくない事態と言うのは的確な答えな訳で、流石ですね。

[@osaru3574]

直接照準眼鏡はあるけど実際の直接照準射撃訓練は 無いと思うし経験はない。内地の部隊はですけど まず演習場の射場が違うし戦車の射場を使う事は無かったです。 直接照準眼鏡？の訓練と言えばM31縮射砲くらいだったよ

[@bayashi23]

砲弾を装填する人の忙しさ

[@everlastinglovingkindness]

LOVE YA MEAN IT

[@furuitool]

パーティーを楽しんでいるみたいだ

[@user-kz7cm4wi2m]

ドイツ軍のPZ2000などは最初から直接射撃照準器とレオ2同等の射撃統制システムが搭載されているけど。

[@pinopino7495]

ショートリコイル気持ちいいわぁ^〜

[@rlicon1970]

The paladins make hell of a tank. 😂 😂 😂

[@nobi666]

水平射撃と言えば、WW2ドイツ軍の88mm高射砲や対空機関砲、関東軍の野砲によるソ連軍戦車との戦いなどがありますが、現代においても、野砲による水平射撃訓練は重要なんですね。

[@coleman4840]

0:48 “Grab the lollipop and fucking yeet it.”

[@user-vl5jw1dn6f]

すっげぇ反動…(語彙力)

[@user-sw3xc4gu9u]

ナポリタン三世 水平だから反動が後ろにいって大きく見えるんだろうね

[@osaru3574]

反動は、あんなものだと思う。反動を逃がす為に駐退器(バネの理論)で砲身を後ろに、砲架が反動で下がらないよう脚の後ろの駐鍬を地面に埋める。地盤が弱い時は、その後ろに杭を打って押さえ込む

[@rootsreggae6577]

Muito poder de 🔥

[@jeffleduc1398]

Red leg for life... M-198

[@iamangelboy4512]

very nice from pakistan love u s a

[@bbbaaa7750]

フォー、ってみんな言ってるね

[@KEITARO0312]

楽しそう。 この方が身に付くと思う。

[@user-do9uk9sj5s]

楽しそうに やっておりますね😄ある意味、真剣に訓練を実施しているでしょうけど。日本の自衛隊と違って、これが米軍流ならでの訓練でしょうね。

[@user-yb3jb4yc4r]

野戦特科、第１2特科連隊…懐かしいですね！過去の栄光です！

[@osaru3574]

まだ連隊規模の時ですか！ 内地は今じゃ師団特科は方面特科に集約され規模も半減です。元特科としては寂しい限り

[@user-yb3jb4yc4r]

もう39年前の過去の栄光です！第１2特懐かしいですね(^-^)

[@user-yb3jb4yc4r]

確か今じゃ、特科隊だったかな？かなり縮小されたみたいですね(^_^;)

[@osaru3574]

@@user-yb3jb4yc4r その特科隊すら方面隊に集約されて縮小ですよ！ 時代の流れで戦車・特科の縮小は仕方ないですが

[@Setouchi_ElectricRailway]

砲兵が前線にいる兵の頼れる神様だと友人のじいちゃんが言ってましたね

[@kumo3582]

本来上からの反動を逃がす設計だからか、撃った後かなり砲の向きがズレるな

[@user-yg9bi3pe9o]

しっかり固定していないみたいに見える 本来あの丸い底盤を固定するはず おそらく不意に敵とぶつかった場合を想定している

[@luketroftgruben788]

あの大砲は本来間接射撃するために使う武器だから、直接照準射撃するときは時間がなかったようにしてとりあえず砲弾を打ち返す練習をしてるかもしれない。米海兵隊の友達から聞いたんだけど直接照準射撃するときって敵戦車が奇襲したときぐらいだとさ。

[@enderman6547]

蛍夏の 硬くてもいいだろw てか嫌なんだったら絡まなきゃいいじゃん

[@osaru3574]

底盤は固定しないよ！ 固定するのは脚の後ろの部分の駐鍬を穴掘って下がらないようにするだけ！

[@user-mf2vg2kq9h]

次回「対戦車砲で心肺蘇生してみた」

[@user-yp5pk1qe4t]

トドメ刺しに来てるw

[@mitzelh.5819]

どの部分をどう使うのか 俄然興味深い

[@johncalmerin6689]

can you tow this with regular truck? i know u can do it with Humvee.

[@wickwire9560]

Wow it's amazing how that 105mm M777 you have to constantly Jump in and out of that rail ! The M102 105mm had a Wider platform the Loader loads the round and takes the Lanyard pulls it Barrel recoils but he's far enough where the recoil never hits him ! But this JEEZ'US jumping in and out of those Rails that insane Especially as fast as you can shoot that thing I guarantee you someone has Face planted over that rail !! 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦‍♀️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 ** Well the 2nd Group firing was doing it the right way !! I thought something was wrong with that !

[@stevewilson7819]

The M777 is a 155 mm towed howitzer. The ones in the movie are M119’s which are 105’s, and the M109 Paladin 155mm self propelled howitzers.

[@MrDogpapa]

期限切れの弾薬の処分ですか？、撃ちまくれるけど退屈らしいですね。

[@aaronseet2738]

Why tilt the guns to the left?

[@ardalla535]

I was curious what each of these shells cost. Pretty cheap actually. The most expensive part by far is the fuse.

[@user-fb8ey4de5u]

1:29 「OKバンザーイ！」

[@user-pg6tt1ix1j]

着弾点が近いって、普段山の向こう側へ弾当てる砲兵にとっては、かなり新鮮なんだろうな。

[@osaru3574]

オープントップのM110はダメですか？自走砲だけど

[@niihiro2009]

M109はギアをニュートラルにしてブレーキ踏んでるのかな？ 155mmの水平射撃だとMBTも破壊できる威力あるのかね

[@joeweng6189]

this is insane! fire at enemy's face!

[@Deeznutzo_]

0:48 "grab the lollypop and fucking yeet it"

[@maxwellclark6992]

I don’t care what tank is on the receiving end, but a 155 HE shell will do tons of damage

[@1015780]

Correct tool for the correct job direct fire at afvs should be left to a bit of kit we had in 3 para, L6- W.O.M.B.A.T this fired a 120 mm hesh round ,a beast of a weapon loudest bang in the British Army and a near miss would kill the crew with concussion

[@_halibut_game1912]

"grab the lollipop and fucking yeet it "

[@jsshadow-lurker5152]

When indirect fire is scarier than direct fire...

[@user-vb5lv8ue5i]

Howzers Crew’s Cheam work is best！ And lilke a Sports！