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1. Display of M-48 Bridge Layer tank at Ft. Lewis, April 1963
Display of M-48 Bridge Layer tank at Ft. Lewis, April 1963
Description
Series of four photographs of the operation of the M-48 AVLB "Bridge Layer" tank system (P002:219-222). Showing the extension of the 60 foot folding bridge carried on a modified chassis of the M-48/M-60 Patton Tank. Developed by the Germans during WWII, this type of engineering vehicle made it possible for heavy equipment and tanks to cross small streams. The four photographs show the deployment of the system.
2. Display of M-48 Bridge Layer tank in operation, April 1963
Display of M-48 Bridge Layer tank in operation, April 1963
Description
Series of four photographs of the operation of the M-48 AVLB "Bridge Layer" tank system (P002:219-222). Showing the extension of the 60 foot folding bridge carried on a modified chassis of the M-48/M-60 Patton Tank. The four photographs show the deployment of the system. The final photo in series showing the bridge in its extended position.
3. Display of M-48 Bridge Layer tank in operation, April 1963
Display of M-48 Bridge Layer tank in operation, April 1963
Description
Series of four photographs of the operation of the M-48 AVLB "Bridge Layer" tank system (P002:219-222). Showing the extension of the 60 foot folding bridge carried on a modified chassis of the M-48/M-60 Patton Tank. The four photographs show the deployment of the system.
4. Display of M-48 Bridge Layer tank in operation, April 1963
Display of M-48 Bridge Layer tank in operation, April 1963
Description
Series of four photographs of the operation of the M-48 AVLB "Bridge Layer" tank system (P002:219-222). Showing the extension of the 60 foot folding bridge carried on a modified chassis of the M-48/M-60 Patton Tank. The four photographs show the deployment of the system.
5. Display of M-40A1 106mm recoilless rifle at Ft. Lewis, April 1963
Display of M-40A1 106mm recoilless rifle at Ft. Lewis, April 1963
Description
Display of the M-40A1 106mm recoilless rifle mounted on US Army Jeep. Cadets in civilian clothes looking on as Ft. Lewis soldier gives instruction.
6. Display of M-29 81mm light mortar at Ft. Lewis, April 1963
Display of M-29 81mm light mortar at Ft. Lewis, April 1963
Description
Display of the M-29 81mm light infantry mortar. Developed in 1952 and was in service through the early 1980s. Cadet in civilian clothes is receiving instruction from Ft. Lewis soldier.
7. Two cadets arriving at Ft. Lewis for training, April 1963
Two cadets arriving at Ft. Lewis for training, April 1963
Description
Two cadets, one in uniform, carrying a 1903 Springfield Rifle and suitcase, arriving at Ft. Lewis, dated April 1963.
8. Cadets shaving in barracks, April 1963
Cadets shaving in barracks, April 1963
Description
Oregon State College ROTC Army cadet visit for training at Ft. Lewis, Washington, April 1963. Cadets shaving in barracks.
9. Cadet in chow line, April 1963
Cadet in chow line, April 1963
Description
Cadet in chow line at Ft. Lewis in civilian clothes, unidentified.
10. WSU cadet photo, ROTC visit to Ft. Lewis, April 1963
WSU cadet photo, ROTC visit to Ft. Lewis, April 1963
Description
Stock US Army Photograph of the ROTC 11th Regiment of Pershing Rifles visit to Ft. Lewis, Washington, April 1963. The Pershing Rifles National Honor Society sponsors competition events for ROTC College Military Drill Teams. The US Army stock photograph is annotated on the reverse in blue carbon typing by the photographer, Sp4 William L. Durfee of the 124th Signal Battalion. "Cadet of Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, reports to Col. John W. MacIndoe, Commanding Officer, 2nd Battle Group, 39th Infantry, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Lewis, Washington, during the 11th Regiment of Pershing Rifles Drill Competition, which was held at Fort Lewis, Washington."
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