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Mr O’Neil – thank you for your blog, and even more so for having a copy of “History of the Americanization of the BOFORS 40mm Automatic Antiaircraft Gun”. As a volunteer archivist with the US Army Rock Island Arsenal Museum, I ran across mention of the History – and found it only on your site. Given the internet I am a little surprised however, I’ll go where we have to. One of the research projects is the development of artillery between WW1 and WW2 – the Arsenal was engaged mainly in the development of the carriages, but touched on just about all the other aspects as well. This included the mobilization of American Industry using Arsenal resources over time. The Americanization of the BOFORs offers some of the same lessons we should have or did learn with the French 75mm. My other big project is interwar Tank Development. Most American Tanks were built here at Rock Island to 1939, and then industry took over.
I should have stopped with the Americanization download, but, as much as I attempt to go to a site and get only what is needed, yours was more like getting into the ice cream store with a lot of cash, and things on sale as well. As the Army has stood up a Futures Command, I found the What to buy article to be of interest – especially as weapons systems become increasing costly and interdependent. I also plan on passing along the Adjustment of Indirect Fires to a friend of mine interested in the Nazi V3 long range cannon and the HARP program. I have a hard time explaining dispersion, and if you can not accurately aim, firing a million rounds will eventually get you the golden bullet…
In any event I am glad to have found your site and may be back to copy more. Thanks for posting the stuff. Stay safe and stay healthy.
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