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- 120_mm_M1_gun weight "29030.4".
- 120_mm_M1_gun abstract "The 120 mm Gun M1 was the United States Army's standard super-heavy anti-aircraft gun, complementing the smaller and more mobile M2 90 mm gun in service. Its maximum altitude was about 60,000 ft (18,000 m), which garnered it the nickname the stratosphere gun. The 120 served primarily in static defensive roles, although it had been designed to be mobile. One battalion, the 513th AAA Gun Battalion, did make it to the Philippines in February 1945, although they never fired their guns in anger. There is also speculation that some 120s arrived in England in early 1945 to provide air defense for London, although no concrete evidence of this has been documented. The M1 gun was used in air defense, from 1944 through the early cold war period when the system was gradually phased out with active duty units, beginning in 1954 when the Nike Ajax surface to air missile gave air defenders a significantly greater long range capability. Cold war Army ARAACOM planning against long range Soviet Tu-4 bomber attack included 44 active duty and 22 National Guard battalions divided into seven brigades and 20 anti-aircraft artillery groups as well as two Canadian anti-aircraft battalions for the joint defense of the Sault Ste Marie Canal, equipped with the M1 120mm gun, guided by the long range Lashup Radar Network equipped with AN/CPS-5 for the protection of Nuclear production facilities, major Industrial centers, Strategic Air force bases and select major population centers. The construction of Early warning radar systems which were all completed by around 1957, the Pinetree Line, Mid-Canada and DEW line, along with the Large scale deployment of U.S. and Canadian jet Interceptors Equipped with the AIR-2 Genie Nuclear warhead Air to Air missile and the introduction of the First Soviet ICBM, the R7 in 1957, all rendered Heavy Anti-Air craft guns obsolete. Remaining National Guard heavy gun units converted to Nike or had been deactivated by January 1960.".
- 120_mm_M1_gun thumbnail 120_mm_M1_gun_1.jpg?width=300.
- 120_mm_M1_gun type Anti-aircraft_warfare.
- 120_mm_M1_gun usedInWar Korean_War.
- 120_mm_M1_gun usedInWar World_War_II.
- 120_mm_M1_gun weight "2.90304E7".
- 120_mm_M1_gun wikiPageID "4273882".
- 120_mm_M1_gun wikiPageRevisionID "601370212".
- 120_mm_M1_gun action "power rammer".
- 120_mm_M1_gun barrels "1".
- 120_mm_M1_gun breech "vertical sliding wedge".
- 120_mm_M1_gun caliber "120".
- 120_mm_M1_gun caption "A 120 mm M1 anti-aircraft gun at US Army Ordnance Museum.".
- 120_mm_M1_gun carriage "towed".
- 120_mm_M1_gun cartridge "120".
- 120_mm_M1_gun crew "A gun commander, a gunner with an eight man squad, and an ammunition chief supervising two ammunition handlers - a total of thirteen men.".
- 120_mm_M1_gun elevation "80".
- 120_mm_M1_gun hasPhotoCollection 120_mm_M1_gun.
- 120_mm_M1_gun isArtillery "yes".
- 120_mm_M1_gun length "24".
- 120_mm_M1_gun maxRange "81000".
- 120_mm_M1_gun origin "United States".
- 120_mm_M1_gun partLength "23".
- 120_mm_M1_gun primeMover M6_Tractor.
- 120_mm_M1_gun rate "12".
- 120_mm_M1_gun recoil "hydropneumatic".
- 120_mm_M1_gun traverse "360".
- 120_mm_M1_gun type Anti-aircraft_warfare.
- 120_mm_M1_gun usedBy United_States_Army.
- 120_mm_M1_gun velocity "3100.0".
- 120_mm_M1_gun wars "World War II and Korean War".
- 120_mm_M1_gun weight "64000.0".
- 120_mm_M1_gun wordnet_type synset-weapon-noun-1.
- 120_mm_M1_gun subject Category:120_mm_artillery.
- 120_mm_M1_gun subject Category:Anti-aircraft_guns_of_the_United_States.
- 120_mm_M1_gun subject Category:World_War_II_anti-aircraft_guns.
- 120_mm_M1_gun type Device.
- 120_mm_M1_gun type Weapon.
- 120_mm_M1_gun type Product.
- 120_mm_M1_gun type PhysicalDevice.
- 120_mm_M1_gun type Weapon.
- 120_mm_M1_gun type DesignedArtifact.
- 120_mm_M1_gun comment "The 120 mm Gun M1 was the United States Army's standard super-heavy anti-aircraft gun, complementing the smaller and more mobile M2 90 mm gun in service. Its maximum altitude was about 60,000 ft (18,000 m), which garnered it the nickname the stratosphere gun. The 120 served primarily in static defensive roles, although it had been designed to be mobile. One battalion, the 513th AAA Gun Battalion, did make it to the Philippines in February 1945, although they never fired their guns in anger.".
- 120_mm_M1_gun label "120 mm M1 gun".
- 120_mm_M1_gun label "120-мм зенитная пушка M1".
- 120_mm_M1_gun sameAs m.0btjjj.
- 120_mm_M1_gun sameAs Q4028555.
- 120_mm_M1_gun sameAs Q4028555.
- 120_mm_M1_gun wasDerivedFrom 120_mm_M1_gun?oldid=601370212.
- 120_mm_M1_gun depiction 120_mm_M1_gun_1.jpg.
- 120_mm_M1_gun isPrimaryTopicOf 120_mm_M1_gun.