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RE: John If I am successful, it won't be mine - but it will be in a military museum. This will ease the paperwork thing, since it will still be government property. Main thing is - save what is left. Maybe sacrifice a bridge truck along the way. I'll keep you posted on any progress. DD

RE: Re: RE: Honest John The Honest John was a field piece, not a ballastic missile, (think huge bazooka), range tables were used much like an artillery piece. The only external "guidance" equipment was a specially equipped M101 trailer with wind measuring gear known as the AN/MMQ-1 (I think I...

Re: RE: Honest John I've got the op manual at home - along with a lot of the test documentation - should be easy enough to find out. DD

Big article on this has been done for Army Motors - I'll check tomorrow and find out when its scheduled for - I think issue after next. A completely different article on this was in the June 2006 issue of Classic Military Vehicles, published in the UK. This and the Lacrosse are a couple of my...