Original U.S. WWII USAAF Type E-10 Aerial Gunner Browning AN/M2 Trainer Machine Gun by General Electric Cannons The United States Army adopted

The United States Army adopted a new standardized 6-pounder field gun in 1841 as the aptly-designated Model 1841

including the gauges and putting them all together in a "Virtual panel”

Exact date of manufacture unknown

The blade does not bear a maker marking

and took one of its four peaks before being relieved on 9 December

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Type E-10 Aerial Gunner Browning AN/M2 Trainer Machine Gun by General Electric Cannons The United States Army adoptedOriginal Item: Only One Available. The need for training aids was a constant during WWII, as huge numbers of serviceman were prepared for deployment in the various theaters of WWII. The problem was always meeting the needs of training, while staying within the constraints of time, money, and safety. For the training of the various "waist gunners" in bomber aircraft, safety was definitely a concern. There was no way they could train the airmen with