Tweet
Specifically looking for a Table of Fire for a Model 1841 12-Pdr Field Howitzer. Hope someone can help me out.
Dale Lee Sumner
"The Forgotten Marines"
Dale Lee Sumner
"The Forgotten Marines"
-
-
Re: Howitzer Table of Fire
You are likely to find it in one of the manuals linke from here : http://www.zipcon.net/~silas/links.htm#N_5_ASilas Tackitt,
one of the moderators.
Click here for a link to forum rules - or don't at your own peril. -
Re: Howitzer Table of Fire
Antique Ordnance PublishersDan Sechrist
1st Texas Light Artillery
Alamo City Guards
"Do Justice, Let the Sky Fall"
May the multitude of your foes be like small dust, and the multitude of tyrants like flying chaff. And in the instant, suddenly, you will be visited by the Lord of Artillery with thunder and earthquake and great noise, with whirlwind and tempest, and the flame of devouring fire.Comment
-
Re: Howitzer Table of Fire
I may have that at home on a PowerPoint presentation, Dale. I'll check after work and let you know.C. Scott Brown
Co M 1st MO Light Artillery Turner Brigade
Camp Commander, SUVCW Sigel Camp #614 Dept. of MO
Chaplain, SUVCW Dept. of MO
Treasurer, S. Central MO Civil War Round Table
Civil War Trust Member
[B]In honor of my paternal Great-grandfather, Pvt. Francis Marion Brown, Co. D, 29th IL Inf[/B] &
[B]my maternal Great great-grandfather, Pvt. James Madison Hendrickson, along with brothers Pvt. Thomas Jefferson Hendrickson and Pvt. Solomon Hendrickson, all of Co. G, 99th IL Inf[/B]Comment
-
Re: Howitzer Table of Fire
Sorry, Dale...it was a Table of Fire for a 6 Pounder. Good luck!C. Scott Brown
Co M 1st MO Light Artillery Turner Brigade
Camp Commander, SUVCW Sigel Camp #614 Dept. of MO
Chaplain, SUVCW Dept. of MO
Treasurer, S. Central MO Civil War Round Table
Civil War Trust Member
[B]In honor of my paternal Great-grandfather, Pvt. Francis Marion Brown, Co. D, 29th IL Inf[/B] &
[B]my maternal Great great-grandfather, Pvt. James Madison Hendrickson, along with brothers Pvt. Thomas Jefferson Hendrickson and Pvt. Solomon Hendrickson, all of Co. G, 99th IL Inf[/B]Comment
-
Re: Howitzer Table of Fire
Are you looking for this? It is in Hunt/Barry/French.Frank Siltman
24th Mo Vol Inf
Cannoneer, US Army FA Museum Gun Crew
Member, Oklahoma Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission
Company of Military Historians
Lawton/Fort Sill, OK
Pacifism is a shifty doctrine under which a man accepts the benefits of the social group without being willing to pay -- and claims a halo for his dishonesty.— Robert A. HeinleinComment
-
Re: Howitzer Table of Fire
Thank you, one and all for your time and efforts.
_________________________
dsechrist - thanks for the recommendation, but no joy at Antique Ordnance Publishers.
_________________________
sodapop63 - thanks for looking. I appreciate your trying.
_________________________
pennvolunteer - thanks. Although the attachment was listed as a 12-pdr Mtn Howitzer, it was actually an abbreviated version of the 12-pdr Field Howitzer. A great help!
____________________________
Still missing the TIME OF FLIGHT information for the shell projectiles fired by the 12-pdr Field Howitzer.
Has anyone ever seen this information?
Can anyone provide me with the formula(s) to calculate times of flight?
Thanks so much,
Dale Lee Sumner
"The Forgotten Marines"Comment
Comment