Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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*NOTE: in the video I state that the 10th Mountain Division served in Burma. It seems I got my notes mixed up; the 10th served mainly in Italy. The M1A1 was used by other units in Burma, including the Chindits and Merrill's Marauders.
Introduced in 1927, the M1A1 Pack Howitzer was designed for use in mountainous terrain, and could be disassembled into 7 smaller load for transport by mule or horse. During the Second World War, it was widely used as airborne artillery, able to be transported by transport aircraft, dropped by parachute, or landed by assault glider.
0:00 Introduction
0:56 World of Warships Promo
2:30 Development and Production
3:29 Users
4:28 Versions and Parachute Loads
8:02 Ammunition
8:51 Performance and Controls
10:45 Outro
SOURCES:
en.rcamuseum.com/75mm-pack-howitzer-m1a1-us
easy39th.com/files/TM_9-1320_75-mm_Howitzers_and_Carriages_1944.pdf
americangimuseum.org/collections/restored-vehicles/m1a1-75mm-pack-howitzer-on-m8-carriage-1927-1944
militaryfactory.com/armor/detail.php?armor_id=187
scribd.com/doc/57977084/75mm-Pack-Howitzer-Manual
bulletpicker.com/pdf/Field-Artillery-Cannon-Weapon-Systems-and-Ammunition-Handbook.pdf
arsof-history.org/articles/v1n2_mules_and_men_page_1.html
Play World of Warships here: wo.ws/3SGK3R9
Thank you World of Warships for sponsoring this video.
During registration use the code HSF2023 to get for free: 200 doubloons, 1 million credits, 7 Days of Premium Account time, HSF commander Misaki Akeno, and HSF commander Irizaki Mei.
Applicable to new users only.
*NOTE: in the video I state that the 10th Mountain Division served in Burma. It seems I got my notes mixed up; the 10th served mainly in Italy. The M1A1 was used by other units in Burma, including the Chindits and Merrill's Marauders.
Introduced in 1927, the M1A1 Pack Howitzer was designed for use in mountainous terrain, and could be disassembled into 7 smaller load for transport by mule or horse. During the Second World War, it was widely used as airborne artillery, able to be transported by transport aircraft, dropped by parachute, or landed by assault glider.
0:00 Introduction
0:56 World of Warships Promo
2:30 Development and Production
3:29 Users
4:28 Versions and Parachute Loads
8:02 Ammunition
8:51 Performance and Controls
10:45 Outro
SOURCES:
en.rcamuseum.com/75mm-pack-howitzer-m1a1-us
easy39th.com/files/TM_9-1320_75-mm_Howitzers_and_Carriages_1944.pdf
americangimuseum.org/collections/restored-vehicles/m1a1-75mm-pack-howitzer-on-m8-carriage-1927-1944
militaryfactory.com/armor/detail.php?armor_id=187
scribd.com/doc/57977084/75mm-Pack-Howitzer-Manual
bulletpicker.com/pdf/Field-Artillery-Cannon-Weapon-Systems-and-Ammunition-Handbook.pdf
arsof-history.org/articles/v1n2_mules_and_men_page_1.html
