M2

4.2" mortar of American origin. 
107 mm mortar M2, 4.2 inch mortar M2, M2 107 mm mortar, M2 4.2 inch mortar, M2 mortar

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1943 — 1951 United States, weapon model, 

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107 mm mortar – 

Frameless

4.2 inch Mortar Carrier T38

Borneo 4.2 Mortar

DASPO cameraman films firing of 4.2 inch mortar at Firebase Harrison

DSCF0144 - Flickr - XxSTRYKERxX

Firing 4.2 mortar (SC 191808-S), National Museum of Health and Medicine (5201609830)

M2 4.2 in Mortar Korea

Mortars (9735591552)

Mortar during attack on Tsimba Ridge 1945

Mortar-korea

Mortar-korea-19520505

Photo of the US 4.2 inch mortar taken by myself in the National WW2 museum.

SC 364266 - Cpl. James Boyd, Riverside, Cal., and Pfc. Edgar Lsquerr(?), Springfield, Mass., operate a 4.2 mortar which is throwing smoke shells to cover the crossing of the 5th Division troops over the Sauer River

SC 364325 - A 4.2 mortar crew prepares to hurl a harassing barrage of white phosphorous shells on enemy positions to protect the movement of infantrymen (background) moving up to new positions above Wimmenau, France

SC 364520 - Mortar squad of the 85th Chemical Mortar Bn. shelling Mt. Macolod, Batangas Prov., Lamon, P.I

SC 364520 - Mortar squad of the 85th Chemical Mortar Bn. shelling Mt. Macolod, Batangas Prov., Lamon, P.I. (52107587714)

SC 364537 - Mortar squad of the 83rd Division, First U.S. Army, digs a position for 4.2 mortars in the snow and frozen ground of Ronce Woods

SC 364571 - Mortar crew firing at Jap positions on Bougainville during the April assault by the Japanese

US M2 4.2 inch Mortar

Zelle PS CS

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		WeaponSystems.net@			Wikidata
image	1949	4.2 inch Mortar Carrier T38			Wikimedia
image	1945	Borneo 4.2 Mortar			Wikimedia
image		DASPO cameraman films firing of 4.2 inch mortar at Firebase Harrison			Wikimedia
image	2008	DSCF0144 - Flickr - XxSTRYKERxX			Wikimedia
image	2010	Firing 4.2 mortar (SC 191808-S), National Museum of Health and Medicine (5201609830)			Wikimedia
image	1953	M2 4.2 in Mortar Korea			Wikimedia
image	2012	Mortars (9735591552)			Wikimedia
image	1945	Mortar during attack on Tsimba Ridge 1945			Wikimedia
image		Mortar-korea			Wikimedia
image	1952	Mortar-korea-19520505			Wikimedia
image	2023	Photo of the US 4.2 inch mortar taken by myself in the National WW2 museum.			Wikimedia
image	2022	SC 364266 - Cpl. James Boyd, Riverside, Cal., and Pfc. Edgar Lsquerr(?), Springfield, Mass., operate a 4.2 mortar which is throwing smoke shells to cover the crossing of the 5th Division troops over the Sauer River			Wikimedia
image	2022	SC 364325 - A 4.2 mortar crew prepares to hurl a harassing barrage of white phosphorous shells on enemy positions to protect the movement of infantrymen (background) moving up to new positions above Wimmenau, France			Wikimedia
image	2022	SC 364520 - Mortar squad of the 85th Chemical Mortar Bn. shelling Mt. Macolod, Batangas Prov., Lamon, P.I			Wikimedia
image	1945	SC 364520 - Mortar squad of the 85th Chemical Mortar Bn. shelling Mt. Macolod, Batangas Prov., Lamon, P.I. (52107587714)			Wikimedia
image	2023	SC 364537 - Mortar squad of the 83rd Division, First U.S. Army, digs a position for 4.2 mortars in the snow and frozen ground of Ronce Woods			Wikimedia
image	2022	SC 364571 - Mortar crew firing at Jap positions on Bougainville during the April assault by the Japanese			Wikimedia
image	2023	US M2 4.2 inch Mortar			Wikimedia
image	1944	Zelle PS CS			Wikimedia

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