Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 3-Inch (15-Pounder) Gun, Model of 1902m1 .: June 30, 1916

A detailed technical manual, "Instructions for Mounting, Using, and Caring for 3-Inch (15-Pounder) Gun, Model of 1902M1," originally published June 30, 1916, offers comprehensive guidance on the operation and maintenance of this crucial piece of artillery. Prepared by the United States Army Ordnance Department, this manual provides essential information for soldiers and technicians responsible for the gun's deployment and upkeep.

This book covers a range of topics, including mounting procedures, operational instructions, and maintenance guidelines. It is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in military history, particularly the evolution of artillery technology during the early 20th century. The manual provides a fascinating glimpse into the technical expertise and attention to detail required to operate and maintain such weaponry during World War I and beyond.

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