Featured in MortarsBYLogan NyeJun 12, 2022Share9 reasons mortarmen are so deadlyMortars used to be considered artillery weapons because they lob hot metal shells, sometimes filled with explosives, down on the enemy’s heads. But the mortar migrated to the infantry branch, and the frontline soldiers who crew the weapo… BYLogan NyeJun 12, 2022ShareBYHarold C. HutchisonNov 1, 2018ShareThis SPEAR can deliver 120mm hurt to the bad guys from the back of a JeepThe 120mm mortar has become a standby for American troops. It is used by just about any type of battalion, and the Marines have deployed the M327 Expeditionary Fire Support System — which is based … BYHarold C. HutchisonNov 1, 2018ShareBYHarold C. HutchisonJun 25, 2018ShareThis is what it’s like to fire an 81mm mortarArtillery is the king of the battlefield, but the big artillery pieces can’t be everywhere at once – and sometimes their response time is pretty long. Thankfully, for the grunts of today, the mortar is available. Think of this as portable artille… BYHarold C. HutchisonJun 25, 2018Share
BYLogan NyeJun 12, 2022Share9 reasons mortarmen are so deadlyMortars used to be considered artillery weapons because they lob hot metal shells, sometimes filled with explosives, down on the enemy’s heads. But the mortar migrated to the infantry branch, and the frontline soldiers who crew the weapo… BYLogan NyeJun 12, 2022Share
BYHarold C. HutchisonNov 1, 2018ShareThis SPEAR can deliver 120mm hurt to the bad guys from the back of a JeepThe 120mm mortar has become a standby for American troops. It is used by just about any type of battalion, and the Marines have deployed the M327 Expeditionary Fire Support System — which is based … BYHarold C. HutchisonNov 1, 2018Share
BYHarold C. HutchisonJun 25, 2018ShareThis is what it’s like to fire an 81mm mortarArtillery is the king of the battlefield, but the big artillery pieces can’t be everywhere at once – and sometimes their response time is pretty long. Thankfully, for the grunts of today, the mortar is available. Think of this as portable artille… BYHarold C. HutchisonJun 25, 2018Share
