Title:
Ordnance Replacement Training Center Headquarters
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Chrome unused
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Title:
New Troop Area
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Chrome PM 1967 Jul-18
Description:
Recently constructed barracks and mess halls provide modern facilities for enlisted training companies
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Title:
View of Aberdeen Proving Ground
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The US Army Ordnance Center and School is headquartered in these three buildings. The Chesapeake Bay is visible in the background of this aerial view
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Title:
New Company Area
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Chrome
Description:
View of recently constructed modern barracks and mess hall for an enlisted training company
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Title:
Super Block-Buster, Army Ordnance Outdoor Museum
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This 43,000 lb. "Super Block-Buster", the largest bomb ever made in the U.S., was an experimental model designed to destroy the German submarine pens during World War II, but never put into production. It stands amid an interesting display of foreign tanks and other ordnance items
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Title:
Maintenance of 155mm Gun, Ordinance Training Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Linen
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Title:
Maintenance of 155 mm. gun - Ordnance Training Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Linen
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Title:
Typical Chapel - Ordinance Training Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Linen unused
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Title:
Post Headquarters
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Chrome unused
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Title:
Auxiliary Barracks, Ordnance Training Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Linen PM 1942
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Title:
"Anzio Annie"
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This captured famous German gun poured fire into the American forces on the Anzio beachhead - in World war II
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Title:
Army Ordinance's 43,600 lb. Bomb
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Chrome
Description:
This "Super Block-Buster" is the largest bomb ever made in the U.S. An experimental model developed in World War II by the Ordinance Corps, it was never put into production and is now on display neat Post Headquarters
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Title:
The Ordnance School And The Ordnance Board Headquarters Building
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland (MD), Chrome PM 1954 Jan-15
Description:
Series P3438
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Total: 13 Items
