Videos tagged with Artillery Training

This guide details the process of using a 7.62x51mm NATO sub-caliber insert with a World War II-era 37mm M3 Anti-Tank Gun for cost-effective training. The demonstration, led by an instructor with high authority and expertise in historical artillery, covers ammunition preparation, loading the insert, firing, and spent casing extraction. It highlights a practical method for engaging targets with historical ordnance using readily available small arms ammunition.

This video features Dolf Goldsmith discussing the use of improvised Finnish mortars, likely during WWII. He describes a method of using repurposed food cans filled with cement as projectiles for target practice. These improvised rounds were fitted with red flags to visually track their trajectory and impact point, allowing for assessment of accuracy during training exercises on a lake.