Journal of Military Ordnance - January 1997

CONTENTS:
* NOTES ON U.S. ARMOR MARKINGS OF WORLD WAR I, by Charles Lemons. (Very detailed article by the curator of the Patton Museum at Ft. Knox; includes the 301st Heavy Tank Battalion's British Mark V tanks.)
* THE BTR-70 ZHALO-S 85mm SELF-PROPELLED GUN, by Jim Kinnear.
* DELIVERY OF SOUTH AFRICAN RG-31 MINE-RESISTANT VEHICLES TO THE U.S. ARMY
* "AUNT JEMIMA": THE T1E3 MINE EXPLODER, by Colin Reed. (WWII US Army. Lots of tech illustrations.)
* BUSHMASTER: AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY MOBILITY VEHICLE TRIALS, by Jeffrey McKaughan. (Ongoing selection.)
* THE BOFORS GUN; IT JUST KEEPS GOING AND GOING AND…, by Gregory Fetter. (Current use of the venerable 40mm AA gun in both its L/60 1932 version and L/70 1951 model.)
* NEW DARLIGNTON SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS: Matilda in Australian Service, Iraqi Tanks and AFV'S, M18 Hell Cat, Wespe
* "DEXSA: DEFENSE EXPOSITION SOUTH AFRICA (Photo report.)
* 1996 INDEX OF THE JOURNAL
* U.S. ARMY ORDNANCE MUSUEM; NEWS FROM THE DIRECTOR (M1920 Gun Motor Carriage to undergo rehab. New exhibits are on ENIAC, and the invasion of Japan.)
* BOOK REVIEWS (Includes "The Tanks at Flers" by Trevor Pidgeon, on the first use of tanks in action with the British in WWI, in 2(!) volumes.)

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