Yup....- Neil_BaumgardnerI am aware of the following XM247s, as listed in the USA AFV Register. Would appreciate any further details...
U.S. Army Center for Military History Storage Facility, ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT, AL
YUMA PROVING GROUND, AZ
Arkansas National Guard Museum, Camp Robinson, LITTLE ROCK, AR
Storage, U.S. Army Ordnance Museum, ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MD
Fort Snelling Military Museum, MINNEAPOLIS-ST PAUL, MN
Electronic Warfare Range, DIXIE VALLEY, NV
Alvin York Tennessee NG Armory, JAMESTOWN, TN (supposedly a runner)
Sgt. Alvin C. York State Historic Park, PALL MALL, TN
Fort Bliss Museum, FORT BLISS, TX
Is this unnamed facility NAWS China Lake by chance?
Neil
- Neil_Baumgardner- DontosI used to have the PROMOTIONAL 'DIVAD GUN' coloring book. My father brought it home (during that time).
It had that 'gunfighter' logo, as I recall. Before the days of the 'Sgt York' nomenclature.
Don
BTW, also notice the Abrams tanks in the painting seem to have XM1 Chrysler turrets...
Neil
- Dennis_SmithMilitary analysts were on TV the next day saying it was sheer luck. The Air Force was ready to ground the F-117s if there had been a flaw in the stealth technology.
- Dennis_SmithDuring the last few conflicts, the U.S. Airforce demonstrated why anti-aircraft guns are obsolete.
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