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51. Armory
Armory
Description
Currently McAlexander Fieldhouse
52. Armory
Armory
Description
Currently McAlexander Fieldhouse
53. Artillery caissons parked by Armory, circa 1920
Artillery caissons parked by Armory, circa 1920
Description
Artillery Battalion's caissons and limbers lined up for inspection on the side field of the Armory (McAlexander Fieldhouse). Good detail of building side entrance during the 1920s.
54. Cavalry companies on field by Armory, circa 1920
Cavalry companies on field by Armory, circa 1920
Description
OAC cavalry companies in formation. Uniforms indicate post-WWI style. The Armory is at right. Horse companies are formed into columns, probably for some type of inspection.
55. New Armory at Oregon Agricultural College
New Armory at Oregon Agricultural College
Description
The College Armory was completed in 1910. The building is now known as McAlexander Fieldhouse.
56. OAC cadets (including G. Herbert Root) with artillery in basement of Armory, 1904
OAC cadets (including G. Herbert Root) with artillery in basement of Armory, 1904
57. Machine gun training, circa 1919
Machine gun training, circa 1919
Description
Machine gun training post-WWI beside Armory. Cadets are seen training with the Browning M1917A1 .303 water cooled machine gun mounted on the standard M1917 tripod. This weapon saw only limited use by the US Army during WWI. This photo, probably just after WWI, due to the uniform style with campaign hats and wrapped puttees, show training of cadets in setting up and firing the gun. Of special note in the background next to the Armory is a cadet practicing semaphore flag signaling.
58. Machine gun training on campus, circa 1919
Machine gun training on campus, circa 1919
Description
Machine gun training post-WWI beside Armory. Cadets are seen training with the Browning M1917A1 .303 water cooled machine gun mounted on the standard M1917 tripod. This weapon saw only limited use by the US Army during WWI. This photo, probably just after WWI, shows training of cadets in setting up and firing the gun.
59. Machine gun training, circa 1919
Machine gun training, circa 1919
Description
Machine gun training post-WWI beside Armory. Cadets are seen training with the Browning M1917A1 .303 water cooled machine gun mounted on the standard M1917 tripod. This weapon saw only limited use by the US Army during WWI. This photo, probably just after WWI, due to the uniform style with campaign hats and wrapped puttees, show training of cadets in setting up and firing the gun. Of special note in the background next to the Armory is a cadet practicing semaphore flag signaling.
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