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    NCNG Artillery Unit First to Receive New M109A7 Paladin [Image 5 of 13]

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    The image shows multiple self-propelled howitzers, appearing to be M109 Paladin artillery systems, conducting a live-fire exercise in an open sandy field. At least two of the vehicles are actively firing, as evidenced by the white smoke and discharge visible from their barrels. Small red flags are mounted on the vehicles, and a tree line is visible in the background.

    NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    05.20.2021

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Mary Junell  

    North Carolina National Guard

    Soldiers with the North Carolina National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 113th Field Artillery Regiment, fire newly fielded M109A7 Self-Propelled Howitzer Systems at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, May 20, 2021. The battalion is the first National Guard unit to receive the new Artillery. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Mary Junell)

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    Date Taken: 05.20.2021
    Date Posted: 05.21.2021 15:19
    Photo ID: 6657345
    VIRIN: 210520-Z-GT365-0349
    Resolution: 6313x4209
    Size: 11.3 MB
    Location: NORTH CAROLINA, US
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    The image shows a tan/desert-camouflaged self-propelled howitzer, consistent with an M109 Paladin, positioned in a sandy field with a treeline of pine trees in the background. A red military unit flag is mounted on the turret. The vehicle appears to be at a training range, likely at a U.S. Army installation.
    The image shows multiple M109 Paladin self-propelled howitzers conducting a live-fire artillery exercise in a sandy training area surrounded by pine trees. One of the howitzers has its barrel elevated and is firing, producing a large cloud of white smoke and a smoke trail rising into the sky. Each vehicle displays a red unit guidon flag, indicating an organized military training event.
    A self-propelled howitzer, appearing to be an M109 Paladin, is captured mid-fire on a sandy training range surrounded by pine trees. A large plume of propellant smoke rises from the elevated barrel, and a projectile is visibly captured in flight near the top of the frame. A red unit guidon flag is visible on the vehicle.
    The image shows multiple self-propelled howitzers, consistent with M109 Paladin artillery systems, positioned in a firing line on an open sandy range. At least two of the vehicles appear to be actively firing, evidenced by visible smoke and muzzle blast. The setting appears to be a military training exercise at a U.S. Army installation, likely in the southeastern United States based on the pine tree treeline.
    The image shows multiple self-propelled howitzers, appearing to be M109 Paladin artillery systems, conducting a live-fire exercise in an open sandy field. At least two of the vehicles are actively firing, as evidenced by the white smoke and discharge visible from their barrels. Small red flags are mounted on the vehicles, and a tree line is visible in the background.
    The image shows two self-propelled artillery vehicles, consistent with M109 Paladin howitzers, positioned on a sandy training field with pine trees in the background. Both vehicles display red unit flags and appear to be in a firing or exercise position, with one howitzer barrel elevated at a high angle. The setting is consistent with a U.S. Army training exercise at a military installation.
    The image shows a battery of self-propelled howitzers, identifiable as M109 Paladin 155mm artillery systems, positioned in a line on a sandy field. Each vehicle displays a small red pennant flag and has its barrel elevated at a similar angle, suggesting a coordinated firing position or display. The setting appears to be a military training area surrounded by pine trees, consistent with a U.S. Army installation.
    Multiple M109 Paladin self-propelled howitzers are firing simultaneously in a wooded training area, with at least one projectile visibly captured mid-flight above the gun barrels. White smoke and muzzle blast effects are visible from at least two of the vehicles. The vehicles are painted in desert tan and display red unit guidon flags.
    The image shows a formation of multiple self-propelled howitzers, consistent with the M109 Paladin, moving across a sandy training field. Each vehicle displays red military unit guidon flags, suggesting a formal exercise or demonstration. Dust and smoke are visible in the background, indicating recent or ongoing vehicle movement.
    The image shows multiple self-propelled howitzers, appearing to be M109 Paladin artillery systems, lined up on a sandy training range and firing simultaneously. Smoke and dust are visible around the barrels, indicating active firing. Red military unit flags are mounted on each vehicle, and a treeline is visible in the background.
    Three self-propelled artillery vehicles, identifiable as M109 Paladin howitzers, are positioned on a sandy firing range with one actively firing, producing visible white smoke and a projectile in flight. The vehicles are painted in desert tan camouflage and display red unit guidon flags. The setting appears to be a military training exercise at a U.S. Army installation surrounded by pine trees.
    The image shows a formation of four self-propelled howitzers, likely M109 Paladin units, positioned in an open sandy field during what appears to be a military training exercise. The vehicles are painted in desert tan and each displays a small red pennant flag. The scene is framed by pine and deciduous trees under a clear blue sky, consistent with a southeastern U.S. military installation.
    A U.S. Army soldier in camouflage uniform stands behind a large tan/desert-colored self-propelled howitzer, likely an M109 Paladin, on a sandy training field. The vehicle is viewed from the rear, showing its turret with a large gun barrel elevated. The setting appears to be a military training range surrounded by pine trees.

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