One of four M-12 115 mm self-propelled howitzers assigned
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One of four M-12 115 mm self-propelled howitzers assigned to Battery B of the 258th Field Artillery regiment stands ready to go into action, attacking a bunker along Germany's Siegfried Line, in late 1944 in this photo take by former Solder Charlie Brown, a Olean, N.Y. resident. Brown was a member of the unit-- a part of the New York National Guard-- in 1944 and 1945. The M-12 was often used to attack bunkers and pillboxes. (Courtesy Mr. Charles Brown)
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