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Article about: what kind of a cannon would this have been used in? Is it a tank shell or artillery?On the base it says 105mm M14 lot-IVI-1-4 and is dated 1972

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    what kind of a cannon would this have been used in? Is it a tank shell or artillery?On the base it says 105mm M14 lot-IVI-1-4 and is dated 1972
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    JEDEM DAS SEINE

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    US Goverment contract by Val Carter Industries of Canada..Vietnam era for 105mm Field Cannon..

    M101 105mm Howitzer
    The M101 and M101A1 105mm Light Howitzer, Towed is a general purpose, light field artillery weapon used by U.S. ground forces. The M101 was developed in 1928 and saw extensive use in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. It is manufactured at Rock Island Arsenal with over 10,000 produced including all variants.....BILL
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    Thanks Bill,I always thought it was a tank shell.
    JEDEM DAS SEINE

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