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|This article includes a list of references, related reading or external links, but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations. (January 2013)
|Operation Attleboro
|Part of the Vietnam War
Infantrymen attacking out of a UH-1D helicopter during Operation Attleboro.
| United States
South Vietnam
| North Vietnam
Viet Cong
|Commanders and leaders
| Guy S. Meloy
William E. DePuy
|Units involved
| 196th Light Infantry Brigade
1st Infantry Division
4th Infantry Division
27th Infantry Regiment
| 9th Vietcong Division
101st NVA Regiment
|Casualties and losses
|155 killed and 494 wounded
|US report: 2,130 killed
Operation Attleboro was a search and destroy operation by the 196th Light Infantry Brigade. The operation was named after Attleboro, Massachusetts, where the brigade had been formed. Operation Attleboro turned out to be the largest series of air mobile operations to date and involved all or elements of the 196th Light Infantry Brigade, 25th Division 1st Infantry Division, a brigade of the 4th Division, as well as numerous Army of the Republic of Vietnam and Regional Forces/Popular Forces and Nungs. In the end, the operation became a Corps operation commanded by II Field Forces. U.S. military spokesmen claimed that the most significant result of Operation Attleboro was the severe blow struck against the communists' supply system.
The operation was divided into two phases. While the initial fighting was light, in late October U.S. forces, consisting of the 196th Light Infantry Brigade and the 1st Battalion of the 27th Infantry Regiment, encountered the 9th Viet Cong Division, resulting in a major three-day battle. Fighting was then taken over by the 1st Infantry Division.
The most significant fighting occurred when Viet Cong forces assaulted the U.S. perimeter at Suoi Da on November 8. The assault was defeated by artillery and air strikes. Afterwards, a large Viet Cong base camp was detected. It was one of the largest hauls to date in the Vietnam War with the American forces seized two million pounds of rice; 116 transportation bicycles; approximately 25,000 Chinese-made hand grenades (many containing tear gas); 481 M18 Claymore anti-personnel mines; 80 rocket launchers; 25 machine guns; a myriad number of pistols; rifles like AKMs and AK-47s; clothing; tobacco; miscellaneous foods like cooking oil and salt and fish; and bountiful gallons worth of petroleum.
US intelligence later estimated PAVN losses during Operation Attleboro as 2,130 killed, 900 wounded, and over 200 missing or captured. Allied losses totaled 155 killed and 494 wounded.[1]
- ^ Tucker 2011, p. 81.
- Summers, Harry G. Historical Atlas of the Vietnam War. New York: Houghton Mifflin Company.
- "Attleboro battered Reds' supply system". Stars and Stripes. 1966-11-28. Retrieved 2007-07-11.
- "The Giant Spoiler". TIME Magazine. 1966-11-18. Retrieved 2007-07-11.
- Tucker, Spencer C. (2011). The Encyclopedia of the Vietnam War: A Political, Social, and Military History (2nd ed.). Santa Barbara, California: ABC-CLIO. ISBN 9781851099603.
- "Disappearing Act". TIME Magazine. 1966-11-25. Retrieved 2007-07-11.
- "Encouraging Returns". TIME Magazine. 1966-12-09. Retrieved 2007-07-11.


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What does a blood clot in leg feel like?
If you have blood clot in legs, you may feel swelling on one leg, tenderness, dull pain and the affected area is warm to touch. Likewise, the affected vein is visible and the patient may complain of fever and generalized feeling of being ill.
People at any age may suffer blood clot in the legs. Superficial thrombosis may occur if there is a clot in the small vein that is found in the legs. But aside from superficial thrombosis, another type of blood clot is the DVT or deep vein thrombosis. This is a condition that affects larger vein and may travel to the lungs. When it reaches the lungs, life-threatening condition may occur. But when the vein is swelling, the diagnosis maybe thrombophlebitis. Thrombophlebitis may affect anyone without exhibiting any symptoms. If you are wondering what does a blood clot in leg feel like, there are some symptoms that are often associated with blood clot.
What does a blood clot in leg feel like?
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Confession time! I've been a bit moody when it comes to posting this week, I know, but it's work related deadlines I promise! Truth is, the book I'm working on has me on deadline — at the moment I'm writing and drawing up lots of floor plans for the book designer. No one likes a late Lucille so I have to get on it, man! I'm not complainin', just explainin' since you deserve to know where your fickle friend has been. Not basking in the sun on holiday, that's for darn sure!
I'm still here, and I miss you…. (all together now, "Awww") but I pinkie swear that regular posting will resume again soon. Just not as soon as we'd all like. I'm thinking we should meet here on decor8 on Tuesday, September 7th after Labor Day weekend when things will return back to the regularly scheduled program. I won't be blogging again until then though, I need to finish my book, start packing for my big move and get everything ready for students in the upcoming e-course. Plus I have to start planning for my teaching trip in Morocco since I have lots of fun materials to pull together for the lovely ladies who have signed up for a week of magic in Marrakesh. I can't WAIT.
So with that… I'm going off into deep, dark book writing cave. Don't worry… I'm bringing snacks! And lots of coffee, a pot of green tea too, and my trusty laptop but that's it — I'm going in. But I won't be long — plus once I'm back, you know me, I'm action Jackson with daily posts and tons to share so until we meet again, so long dear ones… Wish me luck!
(image: Trent Bailey Photography, poppies and posies events <— visit them, okay?)
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ashley commented
August 27th, 2010 at 2:48pm
good luck!! see you soon :)
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Ludmila {creamylife.com} commented
August 27th, 2010 at 3:28pm
Good luck, Holly and lots of fun with all the amazing events you have lined up right now :). xxx
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juliette commented
August 27th, 2010 at 3:35pm
Good luck!
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ishtar olivera commented
August 27th, 2010 at 3:47pm
Brigitte commented
August 27th, 2010 at 4:38pm
Write, Holly, write!
Glad you're taking some time to focus on your book project. See you in a couple of weeks!
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jenn commented
August 27th, 2010 at 4:51pm
you go ahead and enjoy a much need break! have a great holiday and can't wait to read all the goodies when you return!
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Rachel @ La Bella Bungalow commented
August 27th, 2010 at 4:55pm
Good luck with everything Holly! Can't wait to get started on the e-course!
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Melissa de la Fuente commented
August 27th, 2010 at 5:10pm
Aw, I don't know how you have managed it so long! That is a LOT for anyone to juggle at one time. Good, great luck darlin! So happy for you & so excited!
No worries, we will be here on the 7th with bells on!
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Jenious commented
August 27th, 2010 at 6:00pm
Wishing you the very best of luck with all of your exciting goings on. See you in the e-course!
Cheers, Jen
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Diana commented
August 27th, 2010 at 6:09pm
Good for you Holly, for taking some time when you need it! I know I assumed you were super busy working on your book – not taking a break in la la land! Glad to hear you have so many good things in the work, hope it all goes smoothly and you don't get burned out! Enjoy your little break, even if you'll still be working hard.
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sideoats + scribbles (Lisa) commented
August 27th, 2010 at 6:59pm
Hi Holly! See you on Sept 7th! Good luck with all the deadlines! And — green tea AND coffee — you are my kinda girl! HUGS!
Now I'm off to visit poppies and posies events! :)
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Elkie commented
August 27th, 2010 at 7:38pm
Your posts are worth the wait, my dear! Go on regroup and create. Sending you lots of creative energy. Good luck!
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Sarah commented
August 27th, 2010 at 8:40pm
We'll all miss you while you're in "the cave", but that will make us even more excited to see you come back. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. :)
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Jess @ Reclaimed Marketplace commented
August 27th, 2010 at 8:46pm
Ill be the first do say I completely understand, as I'm sure everyone does! Best of luck to you! We will see you soon-hmm green tea sounds wonderful right now.
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grace commented
August 27th, 2010 at 8:56pm
Wow! You have so many new and exciting things coming up! Good luck with the book and the move, and have a FANTASTIC time in Morocco! Looking forward to your next post! :)
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Traveling Mama commented
August 27th, 2010 at 9:20pm
You totally and completely deserve this break. Enjoy packing, writing, and getting ready for an exciting Fall! Hugs from Denmark!
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Katie commented
August 27th, 2010 at 9:22pm
action Jackson! ha! my husband's a philadelphia eagles fan…I cannot tell you how many times I've heard "action Jackson" used in every part of speech.
Best wishes with all your upcoming busy-ness! I can't wait for the book…
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caitlin of wanderlustings commented
August 27th, 2010 at 9:56pm
we'll sure miss you Holly (tear:( )! hopefully you'll get a bit of relaxing along with the workload…
& thank you for suggesting poppies and posies! those bouquets are unbelievable! i wish i could walk around carrying those every day – might get some funny looks, but i wouldn't care!
warmest regards,
caitlin of wanderlustings xx
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Glenda Childers commented
August 27th, 2010 at 9:59pm
Tiina commented
August 27th, 2010 at 10:20pm
Hi Holly! I follow your blog a few years now, and it´s the very first blog I ever read, through your blog I explored the "big world of bloggers"! :-) Now I tell you the first time, that I really LOVE your blog, so very inspiring!!! It made me re-style my home, create more things on my own… etc. Your blogging style is so personal and emotional as well, I just feel I´m your friend :-) even though I don´t know you! I really wish you luck and everything you require for your projects!!! I can´t wait to see what you bring after the break, pics from your new home… your book!!!! All the best for you and your hubbie! I´m a big fan of yours :-)
jennifer ramos commented
August 28th, 2010 at 1:10am
Lots going on I see……enjoy your weekend! OXOX!
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amy commented
August 28th, 2010 at 3:32am
hey holly! hope all goes super super well with your deadline. you're a good example for all of us. when your plate gets too full you gotta set limits and draw lines…. i hope even as you're super busy you get some good breaks too :) excited to read more posts when you're back!!
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Eva commented
August 28th, 2010 at 8:45am
All the best for your book deadline and everything else!
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Stephanie commented
August 29th, 2010 at 11:44am
good luck with the book!
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Maike commented
August 29th, 2010 at 8:32pm
Take your time!! And let me know when your book is done, like to buy it very much! love your blog so will love your book too I'm sure!
xoxo Maike
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hena tayeb commented
August 29th, 2010 at 10:22pm
good luck..
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Tricia McKellar commented
August 30th, 2010 at 5:39am
Looking forward to your book Holly! :)
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Desiree Fawn commented
August 30th, 2010 at 6:26am
Best wishes, busy bee!
We'll all be here when you return — lots of love!
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Janine commented
August 30th, 2010 at 2:05pm
I'll be waiting Holly! Wishing you oodles of happy, creative, productive thoughts for your time away in the 'cave' ;)
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Redlilocks {Swoon Worthy} commented
August 30th, 2010 at 9:24pm
You must be the hardest working woman in blogland so you definitely deserve a bit of a break! You'll be missed… see you soon!
(If you do have a chance to peruse some blogs amongst all the various commitments you have, I have finally posted my living room using our much-loved Cole & Son Cow Parsley wallpaper in yellow. Pop on by if you have a chance…)
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Torrie @ a place to share... commented
August 31st, 2010 at 2:26am
I was away for the past few days, so a delayed Goooooooood Luuuuuuck!!
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Marie commented
September 2nd, 2010 at 1:53pm
Good luck Holly! It's a lot to handle all at once but I'm sure YOU can do it!!! Don't these things always happen at the same time? Hopefully you'll be able to focus on getting cozy in your new home soon enough. By the way, any chance of a BYW Class 2??? Still feeling withdrawal :S xoxoxo
ariadne commented
September 11th, 2010 at 8:05pm
Wow, love that photo! It's so romantic… and nostalgic…
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The variety of different takes on a healthy diet was amazing, every thing from the low carb to South Beach to the Road Kill diet. Yes, road kill, possums and stuff. In fact I still remember that author well, because I used his mic after he left and I must say his breath had a very… distinctive odor.
Anyway, over the years I have been asked to write about a proper diet and I have hesitated because it would be too short. So, here is, for the first time, my book on diet.
What to Eat by Kurt Johnsen
All the energy on this planet comes from the sun. We can't get our energy directly from the sun because we lack chlorophyll and cannot perform photosynthesis. So we have two options, we can either take in energy from the things that can photosynthesize or we can get it from the things that eat the things that can photosynthesize.
Plants and Animals
Knowing where energy comes from should naturally draw you to the most direct and therefore most efficient source of energy. Simply stated that would be first plants and then animals. Evolution clearly shows us what proportions to eat plants and animals by the types of teeth we have developed. A quick glance will show that the vast majority of our teeth are designed to cut and mash fruits and vegetables. Only a small portion is designed to tear away meat of any sort. It looks like about 80% plants to 20% animal.
What to Avoid
The farther away you get from the source of energy the more problematic the food. So, if you can't recognize where it came from, don't eat it. Imagine an apple, you can see the source in your head easily, a nice tree some where. OK, now imagine an Oreo; though some may dream of an Oreo tree, they don't exist. If you really try to see the source you would be looking at a large factory. Not a lot of the suns energy there.
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Railway gun
A railway gun, also called a railroad gun, is a large artillery piece, often surplus naval artillery, mounted on, transported by, and fired from a specially designed railway wagon. Many countries have built railway guns, but the best known are the large Krupp-built pieces used by Germany in World War I and World War II. Smaller guns were often part of an armoured train.
Railway guns have been rendered obsolete by advances in technology. Their large size and limited mobility make them vulnerable to attack, and similar payloads can be delivered by aircraft, rocket, or missile.
Design considerations[edit]
The design of a railway gun has three issues over and above those of an ordinary artillery piece to consider. Namely how the gun is going to be traversed - i.e. moved from side to side to aim; how the horizontal component of the recoil force will be absorbed by the gun's carriage and how the vertical recoil force will be absorbed by the ground.
Methods of traverse[edit]
The first method of traverse is to rely entirely on movement along a curved section of track or on a turntable with no provision to traverse the gun on its mount. The second is to traverse the rail car body on its trucks, known as a car-traversing mount. Generally this is limited to a few degrees of traverse to either side unless an elaborate foundation is built with a centre pivot and traversing rollers. The design of the foundation is the only limit to the amount of traverse allowed in this latter case. The third choice is to allow the separate gun mount to rotate with respect to the rail car body, known as a top-carriage traversing mount. This usually requires the gun to be mounted on a central pivot which, in turn, is mounted on the car body. With few exceptions these types of mounts require some number of outriggers, stabilisers, or earth anchors to keep them in place against the recoil forces and are generally more suitable for smaller guns. The American post-World War I assessment of railway artillery considered that the utility of even a small amount of traverse for fine adjustments was high enough that either of the two latter traversing methods is preferable to a fixed mount.[1]
Recoil systems[edit]
There are four primary methods to absorb the recoil force for railway guns: cradle recoil, top-carriage recoil, sliding recoil and rolling recoil.
Cradle recoil means that the gun recoils backward in its cradle, retarded and stopped by hydraulic buffers. It is returned to battery, or the firing position, by either helical springs or by air in a pneumatic recuperator cylinder that is compressed by the force of recoil. This is the most common method used for lighter railroad guns and for virtually all field artillery designed after the French introduced their Canon de 75 modèle 1897.
Top-carriage recoil is where the gun is mounted in an upper carriage that moves on wheels on fixed rails. The gun and upper carriage recoil together, restrained by the usual hydraulic buffers. Return to battery is effected either by gravity, through the use of inclined rails, which the gun and carriage have run up, by springs, or even by rubber bands, on some improvised mounts.[2] It is not well-suited to firing at high elevations because it cannot absorb much of the vertical component of the recoil force.[3]
Sliding recoil has the car body sitting on a set of wooden crossbeams or "sleepers" placed underneath it which have been jacked down on to a special set of girders incorporated into the track so that about half the weight of the mount has been transferred to them from the trucks. The gun, car body and trucks all recoil together with the friction generated by the crossbeams sliding on the girders absorbing the recoil force after moving only about 1 to 2 metres (3.3 to 6.6 ft) to the rear. The sleepers must be jacked up again to allow the gun to roll forward to its firing position. This was often done by handwheels driving gear trains attached to the wheels, or even by electric motors on more modern mounts. Almost all of these type of mounts were of the non-traversing type and had to be fired from a curved section of track or turntable. The American post-World War I assessment of railway artillery praised its ruggedness, ease of manufacture and convenience in service, but acknowledged its unsuitability for smaller guns, due to excessive time of operation and lack of traverse, and that it was not suitable for the largest howitzers firing at high angles because of the enormous trunnion forces.[3]
With rolling recoil the entire gun, mount and everything rolls backward, typically between 30 to 50 feet (9.1 to 15.2 m), restrained only by the brakes. The mount was winched back into firing position by cables fastened to the track. This system was usually combined with cradle recoil because the springs of the trucks cannot withstand the vertical component of the recoil force alone. This type of mount was usually fitted with car-traverse. It was unsuitable for smaller guns due to the lack of traverse.[3] The great advantage of this method is that it requires minimal preparation and can fire from any suitable section of curved track.[4]
The methods were often used in combination with each other. Examples include the French 520 mm (20 in) railway howitzer which used cradle-sliding recoil. The American's 14"/50 caliber railway gun Mark II used cradle-rolling recoil as did the 14 and 12 inch railway guns from Great Britain. Only the oldest weapons used a combination of top-cradle and sliding recoil. One example being the earliest mounts for the British designed BL 9.2 inch Railway Gun.
The combination of rolling and cradle-recoil methods absorbed both the horizontal and vertical components of the recoil force and needed no special preparations, but all other types required some method to transmit the vertical force to the ground. One way is to build a platform on either the ties or the ground with girders, beams, pads or floats. The horizontal component would be alleviated by either sliding recoil or rail clamps, guys or struts to secure the mount in place. The French Schneider 194 mm (7.6 in) and 240 mm (9.4 in) mounts and the British 9.2 inch guns and 12 inch howitzers used rail clamps or guys. The American 8 in (200 mm) gun and the French 240 mm Canon de Mle 1893/96 M used struts.[4]
The other method is build a firing position and recoil pit (épi de tir in French) underneath the tracks, using either heavy timbers like the French 340 mm (13 in) and 400 mm (16 in) howitzers or an elaborate concrete or steel base. These latter were mostly used by the Germans for the 21 cm (8.3 in) and larger railway guns and by the French for their Batignolle mounts. Generally, for these emplacements the rails merely served to guide the gun into position and the gun was often mounted on a central pivot to allow up to 360° of traverse. The primary drawback of these positions was the lengthy time to build them.
19th century[edit]
The idea of railway guns was first suggested in Russia in 1847 by Gustav Kori (proposal),[5] following by Ye. Repin (project, 1855), Pyotr Lebedev (who outlined the theoretical foundations of the railway artillery in Primeneniye Zheleznykh Dorog k Zashite Materika, 1857) and P. Fomin (developed a project of a large-calibre cannon, 1860).[6][7]
American Civil War[edit]
The first railway gun used in combat was a banded 32-pounder Brooke naval rifle mounted on a flat car and shielded by a sloping casemate of railroad iron. On 29 June 1862, Robert E. Lee had the gun pushed by a locomotive over the Richmond and York River line (later part of the Southern Railway) and used at the Battle of Savage's Station to interfere with General George McClellan's plans for siege operations against Richmond during the Union advance up the peninsula.[8] Photographic evidence exists of at least one Union 13-inch siege mortar mounted on a rail car during the Siege of Petersburg. It was nicknamed the Dictator or the Petersburg Express.[9] Another photo exists of a gun mounted on an armoured rail car with the caption of "Railway battery used in siege of Petersburg" although no textual evidence survives in support of the caption, which makes the claim that it is a photo of the Confederate gun from 1862 dubious.
France also used improvised railway guns during the Siege of Paris (1870–1871)[10] and the United Kingdom mounted a few 4.7 in (120 mm) guns on railway cars which saw action during the Siege and Relief of Ladysmith during the Second Boer War.[11] A 9.2 inch gun was taken from the Cape Town coast defences and mounted on a rail car to support the British assault on Boer defences at Belfast, north-east of Johannesburg, but the battle ended before it could get into action.[12]
In France, Lt. Col Peigné is often credited with designing the first railway gun in 1883. Commandant Mougin is credited with putting guns on railcars in 1870. The French arms maker, Schneider offered a number of models in the late 1880s and produced a 120 mm (4.7 in) gun intended for coastal defence, selling some to the Danish government in the 1890s. They also designed a 200 mm (7.9 in) model for Peru in 1910, but they were never delivered.[13]
World War I[edit]
The outbreak of the First World War caught the French with a shortage of heavy field artillery. In compensation, large numbers of large static coastal defence guns and naval guns were moved to the front, but these were typically unsuitable for field use and required some kind of mounting. The railway gun provided the obvious solution. By 1916, both sides were deploying railway guns.
- France
Schneider of France developed the Obusier de 520 modèle 1916, a 20 inch (520 mm) railway "Fort Buster" to do what the German 16-inch Big Bertha had done at the outbreak of World War I and reduce the German forts in the final line of German defences. One was destroyed in trials and the other did not complete firing trials prior to the signing of the Armistice. The gun remained in storage and was captured by the Germans during World War II. It later formed part of the German artillery complement during the Siege of Leningrad. The gun was disabled by a premature detonation and later abandoned.
- United States
Baldwin Locomotive Works delivered five 14"/50 caliber railway guns on trains for the United States Navy during April and May 1918. A naval 14"/50 gun [14] mounted on a rail carriage with four 6-wheel bogies. The locomotive, ammunition cars, supporting equipment cars, and accommodation cars for the crew were under the command of a United States Navy lieutenant, and under overall command of Rear Admiral Charles Peshall Plunkett. After delivery by ship, these trains were assembled in St. Nazaire in August[15] and fired a total of 782 shells during 25 days on the Western Front at ranges between 27 and 36 kilometres (30,000 and 39,000 yd). The railway carriages could elevate the guns to 43 degrees, but elevations over 15 degrees required excavation of a pit with room for the gun to recoil and structural steel shoring foundations to prevent caving of the pit sides from recoil forces absorbed by the surrounding soil. The train included cars to transport recoil pit foundations, constructed by Baldwin.[16] One of these guns is on display outside the museum at the Washington Navy Yard.
Baldwin constructed six similar gun carriages and two of an improved Mk II type[14] designed to permit firing the gun at all elevation angles without transferring weight to a separate foundation. These eight guns were completed too late to see combat. Some were later stationed through World War II in special coast defence installations at San Pedro, California (near Los Angeles) and at the Panama Canal Zone where they could be shifted from one ocean to the other in less than a day. Improved carriages were designed to allow transport to several fixed firing emplacements including concrete foundations where the railway trucks were withdrawn so the gun could be rapidly traversed (swiveled horizontally) to engage moving ship targets.[17]
The United States constructed approximately fifty smaller depressed centre railway carriages on two 6-wheel bogies for 8 inch (203 mm) naval guns made surplus by the Washington Naval Treaty.[18] Approximately a dozen of these were used for the defence of Oahu. Others were stationed through World War II for the coastal defence of Manila, Bermuda, Newfoundland, Puget Sound, the Columbia River, Chesapeake Bay, Delaware Bay, and Fort Hancock, New Jersey (near New York City).[19]
In 1930 the US Army tested 12 inch mortars that were train based that could be moved to different locations of the country in a time of crisis.[20]
World War II[edit]
The Second World War saw the final use of the railway gun, with the massive 80 cm (31 in) Schwerer Gustav gun, the largest artillery piece to be used in combat, deployed by Germany. The rise of the aeroplane effectively ended the usefulness of the railway gun. Similar to battleships, they were massive, expensive, and, in the correct conditions, easily destroyed from the air.
Both Germany and Great Britain employed railway-mounted guns that were capable of firing across the English Channel between the areas around Dover and Calais.[21] Germany employed a number of 40 cm guns. Britain employed three 13.5-inch (342.9 mm) railway mounted guns on the East Kent Light Railway, located around Lydden and Shepherdswell.[21][22][23] These were known as Gladiator, Sceneshifter and Peacemaker.[21] 9.2 inch Mark 13 guns were located near Canterbury and Hythe, Kent; and 12 inch howitzers, Mk 3 and 5, located around Guston,[21] north of Dover on the Southern Railway line to Deal and Ramsgate.
The 18 inch Howitzer, Boche Buster, featured here, was sited on the Elham Valley Railway, between Bridge, Kent, and Lyminge, and was intended for coastal defence against invasion. It was not capable of cross-channel firing, having a maximum range of only 20 km (12 miles).
Surviving railway guns[edit]
- A 11.2" or 28 cm railway gun is preserved at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ACT, Australia. Captured by the AIF at Amiens in 1918. (see this link for an six imagea and brief description).
- In the United Kingdom, a BL 18 inch Howitzer barrel survives. This was constructed too late to see service in World War 1; it was put into service during World War 2, but never saw action. The weapon has been displayed at the Royal Artillery headquarters at Larkhill since 2008, but in March 2013 was loaned to the Spoorwegmuseum, the Dutch national rail museum.[24] In September 2013 it was moved to the Royal Armouries artillery museum at Fort Nelson, Hampshire.[25]
- A 12" railway gun is preserved at the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division, Dahlgren, Virginia, United States (see this link for an image and brief description).
- A US Navy 14"/50 caliber railway gun from World War I is preserved at Washington Navy Yard, Washington DC, United States.
- A German 283mm Krupp K5 gun ("Anzio Annie") is displayed at the United States Army Ordnance Museum. It was constructed using parts from two German guns that shelled the Anzio beachhead and were partially destroyed by their crews before being captured by the Allies.[26]
- A second 283mm Krupp K5 can be seen at the Todt Battery museum, near Audinghen in northern France.[27]
- Soviet-era 305mm MK-3-12 guns are preserved at the Krasnaya Gorka fort near Lomonosov, Russia, and the Museum of Railway Technology, Saint Petersburg.
- Soviet 180mm ТМ-1-180 guns may be seen at Krasnaya Gorka fort, at the Museum of the Great Patriotic War, Moscow, and at the Railway Station in Sevastopol, Russia.
- The last surviving American-made Bethlehem 177 coastal railway gun is now on display at Museu Militar Conde de Linhares in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Krupp K5, Todt Battery Museum, France
MK-3-12, at the Central Museum of Railway Transport, Russian Federation, at Varshavsky Rail Terminal, St.Petersburg
TM-1-180 at the Moscow Victory park Museum of the Great Patriotic War
Barrel of German 28 cm Bruno from World War I, at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra
See also[edit]
- Citations
- ^ Miller, p. 39
- ^ Miller, p. 52
- ^ a b c Miller, p. 65
- ^ a b Miller, p. 69
- ^ (Russian) http://www.travelzone.lv/lib/zd_puski/index.php
- ^ Lebedev, P. N. (2011) [1857]. Применение железных дорог к защите материка. Сочинение инженер-подполковника П. Лебедева [Use of Railways for the Defense of Land. Essay of engineer-Lieutenant Colonel P. Lebedev] (in Russian). Moscow: Kniga po Trebovaniyu. ISBN 978-5-458-11821-7.
- ^ Denisov, A. P.; Perechnev, Yu. G. (1956). "Глава 4. Береговая артиллерия в Крымской войне 1853–1856 годов" [Chapter 4. Coastal Artillery in the Crimean War of 1853–1856]. Русская береговая артиллерия [Russian Coastal Artillery]. Moscow: Voenizdat. pp. 89–91.
- ^ Phillips, p. 225
- ^ Miller, pp. 9-16
- ^ Tucker, S. C. (2005). The encyclopedia of world war I: A political, social, and military history. Abc-clio. ISBN 1851094202
- ^ Miller, p. 23
- ^ Hall
- ^ Miller, pp. 17, 23
- ^ a b The United States Naval Railway Batteries in France. Navy Department, Office of Naval Records and Library, Historical Section. Publication Number 6. Washington, Government Printing Office, 1922.
- ^ Many, April 1965, p.53
- ^ Westing (1966) pp.79-80
- ^ Lewis (1979) pp. 103, 106
- ^ Campbell 1985 p.127
- ^ Lewis (1979) pp. 103-104, 140-141
- ^ "Mortar Railway Gun to Aid in Defending Coast" Popular Mechanics, December 1930
- ^ a b c d Arnold (1982), Pp. 100, 108, 147, 148.
- ^ Dale Clarke. "British Artillery 1914-19. Heavy Artillery". Osprey Publishing, London, 2005. Pages 41-42
- ^ http://www.doverpages.co.uk/big_guns.htm The Big Guns At Dover WW2 World War Two
- ^ "The UK's largest artillery piece, 1 of 12 surviving wartime railway howitzers in the world, is being moved for exhibition in the Netherlands.". United Kingdom Government. 27 March 2013. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ Giant first world war gun on the move across southern England this week
- ^ Doyle, pp. 3
- ^ Batterie Todt museum website
- Bibliography
- Arnold, Colonel B. E. (1982). Conflict across the Strait: A Battery Commander's Story of the Kent's Defences 1939-45. Dover: Crabwell Publications / Buckland Publications. ISBN 0-906124-06-9.
- Breyer, Siegfried (1973). Battleships and Battle Cruisers 1905-1970. Garden City, New York: Doubleday. ISBN 978-0-356-04191-9.
- Campbell, John (1985). Naval Weapons of World War Two. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press. ISBN 0-87021-459-4.
- Doyle, David (2011). K5(E) Railgun - Detail in Action. Carollton, TX, USA: Squadron Signal Publications. ISBN 978-0-89747-635-5.
- Engelmann, Joachim (1976). Armor in Action - German Railroad Guns. Squadron/Signal Publications. ISBN 0-89747-048-6.
- Hall, D Major. Military History Journal The South African Military History Society. - Vol 2 No 3 June 1972. Guns in South Africa 1899-1902 Part V and VI
- Hogg, Ian V. (2005). Allied Artillery of World War One. Crowood Press. ISBN 1-86126-712-6.
- Jäger, Herbert (2001). German Artillery of World War One. Crowood Press. ISBN 1-86126-403-8.
- Lewis, Emanuel Raymond (1979). Seacoast Fortifications of the United States. Annapolis, Maryland: Leeward Publications. ISBN 978-0-929521-11-4.
- Many, Seymour B. (April 1965). "He Made No Complaint". United States Naval Institute Proceedings.
- Miller, H. W., Lt. Col. Railway Artillery: A Report on the Characteristics, Scope of Utility, Etc., of Railway Artillery, Volume I Washington: Government Print Office, 1921
- Phillips, Lance (1965). Yonder comes the Train. Cranbury, New Jersey: A.S. Barnes and Company. ISBN 0-498-06303-8.
- Westing, Fred (1966). The Locomotives that Baldwin Built. Bonanza Books.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Railway guns.
- "When Artillery First "Took to the Rails"
- 152mm Finnish railway gun
- "Railwaygun Web Museum". Retrieved April 21, 2005.
- Railway Gun Museum
- K5 Eisenbahngeschutze
- United States Navy Railway Batteries
- "Gun Train Guards Ends of Panama Canal -- Rolling Fort Crosses Isthmus in Two Hours" Popular Mechanics, December 1934 pp.844-845 excellent drawings in article on the 14-inch M1920 railway gun


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Really, I'm pretty sure the legal framework in the United States is pretty vital to the operation of a business. There are all sorts of protections and fairness standards that allow business to thrive. Protections against monopolies for instance to keep one business from dominating a sector of the market and preventing anyone else from being able to participate. Set up your business in the middle of someplace like Sudan where there are few laws and little organized government and see how well it does.
I'm guessing the Taste of Victory is not on the menu.
Gee, I guess all I thought Obama said was that we are all in this together. Together we stand, divided we fall. A business needs customers, employees, roads, an electricity grid, a framework of laws, etc to exist. It cannot exist in a vacuum. So, while a lot of blood, sweat, and tears go into a start up, it relies on others besides just the owner to survive. We all contribute to American industry and American society. So to say " I built my business by myself" is a bit of hyperbole.
Fun fact to tie both these comments together. The main character in the first Troll movie was a young man named.....Harry Potter who had to rely on magic to defeat the titular troll.
I agree that the mayors were out of line. I also agree that Cathy put his views out publicly and, if they upset some customers, then they have a right to boycott. You have freedom of speech not of consequences.
Coolplate, do you feel the same about JCPenny? Million Moms launched a boycott when they named Ellen Degeneres a spokesperson and cited that she is a lesbian. It hurt JCPenny in these hard economic times. Is that ok because you agree with their argument?
For the Arts, I truly hope that someday you have the same legal standing and ability as a homosexual to commit your life to a spouse as I have being a heterosexual. While I understand the people have different opinions on this, supported by strong values that they hold dear, and they have the right to hold these opinions and express these opinions, and that they currently have the support of a majority of states that have passed prohibitions, I hope that, with time, opinions on this issue will change.
It is true that there is currently a Constitutional Amendment prohibiting the practice in Ohio and other states. There were once state laws against blacks using the same bathroom. Things change. Amendments can be repealed. How many other amendments prohibit rights or restrict rights to a certain class of people? I can only think of ...voting age restrictions to 18 year olds. Most others apply to all people. That alone should tell you something.
No one is telling you to change your beliefs. You can go on disapproving of including gays in marriage. You can refuse personally to acknowledge their wedding as being a marriage. However, we have excluded them from the legal rights and benefits of married couples by saying they cannot be married. It creates a dual class of citizenship. That is not fair. This is a legal issue, not a religious one.
66 and I have been discussing the slippery slope issue. Bestiality doesn't make sense as an issue because an animal cannot consent to wed a human. Polygamy, as long as all are adults and consenting, probably should be allowed. It is common in other countries. It was practiced by mormons in this country as part of their religion.
I don't see how extending the legal definition of marriage somehow makes all the glue come off of society. Prior to the 14th amendment, blacks were not considered citizens. They were 3/5ths of a human at one point and property, no different than your car. At the time, many people were predicting the downfall of society by making blacks citizens and giving them the rights of others. The world didn't end. It won't here. I'm sure many people were questioning the meaning of being a citizen of the US when they were considering giving "those people" blacks, the same standing as white skinned people.
Traditional vales do not trump rule of law. I've said I don't have an issue with close relatives marrying each other if they so chose and are aware of the risks of children born in these unions. It seems like you agree they have an argument under the 14th amendment. I guess the difference is that I don't see a big lobby for interfamilial marriage. Few seem to be arguing that their rights are being trampled. If the people who are affected by the law aren't making an argument for it, I am not going to advocate for them.
The mayors were out of line and wrong. Agree fully there.
Why is it that all science that goes against the right's viewpoints is considered suspect and a result of political activism? The APA is a highly respected professional organization. There are many conflicting views and interpretations of the Bible but you seem to stand by whatever creed your particular brand of Christianity says on it. You are essentially citing a position based on religious activism.
And by marry I mean in a strictly legal sense. Not forcing a church to perform it.
Where is the choice for homosexuals? Pretend they are attracted to the opposite sex, get married and live a lie their whole lives? Live celibately and never know love their whole lives? That's the choice? They don't get a choice to be heterosexual or homosexual. They are homosexual. The only choice they have is to act on it or never act on it. It'd sort of be like giving you only a left hand and telling you that you must do everything right handed. You can either disobey and use your left hand or not do anything. Is that a choice?
Consenting adults should be able to marry. That is my restriction.
I believe in the Book of Job the Devil and God were playing a game to see if the Devil could get Job to renounce God by making him suffer (its been awhile since I have read it). So homosexuality is a plague sent by the devil to see if good people can be made to renounce their creator while God stands aside and watches what happens? Seems sort of pointless and cruel for an all loving God.
Nature is not against it, homosexuality occurs at all levels of nature.
So by making the devil you are saying God makes mistakes or are you saying God facilitates evil? Lets say for a minute that God creates people as they are, gay or straight, and that God puts these unnatural attractions in people that are as strong as the attractions straight people feel for their mates. Then God says that these people are disordered and may never act on their feelings, may never fall in love, and basically must live in a single partnerless for their entire lives. While everyone else can find the love of their life, get married, and live happily ever after. What does that say about God?
A majority of Americans believed in slavery at one time and had Biblical support for the practice. A majority of Americans supported separate but equal laws. A majority of Americans supported bans in interracial marriage. A majority of Americans can support something and still be wrong. Majority does not equal constitutionality, legality, or correctness. The nice things about Constitutions is that they can always be amended or amendments can be repealed. It may take time but I suspect eventually we will look back on this as another sad chapter in American history where the majority of Americans supported something that was out and out wrong.
I think its the other part of the Bible that is cited hand in hand with Cathy's views that gays are an abomination. It's also implied in restricting a group of people from being able to act in ways that everyone else is.


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They lost, and for some reason people still care.
The games keep coming.
If you're looking for a quarterback, give Mike Tannenbaum a call.
Good luck with that.
You think it's bad now ...
Mark Sanchez has been benched.
The Jets still could make the playoffs!
Rex Ryan picked his starter for Sunday.
The Jets "win."
This is back page news.
The Jets lose to the Seahawks.
To think, this all could have been avoided.
The trade deadline is tomorrow.
Wow, Jets.
The Jets and Patriots are tied for first, but it seems like less fun.
That guy's always messin' with your head.
The Jets stomp the Colts 35-9.
Seriously awful.
The Jets didn't get destroyed, which is a moral victory these days.
But just one.


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20th February 2006, 06:29
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Hi there,
I suppose I could do some tweaking, I just moved onto other things for now.
One FAQ:
talked about fine tuning. Looks useful, just have not tried yet.
I added ram: was 256 (when had issues), now 512 (still hungry).
Cpu is Duron 800Mhz, Shuttle AK10 mobo.
30 email accounts. was AV + Spamfilter (when had issues), now only AV (seems good).
2 WD IDE 80GB hard drives (raid1, hda, hdc) not using "Quota" (could not figure out how to do Quota with raid1 w/in fstab file).
Note: I did the same setup on a P3 833Mhz, 512Mb ram, near-same all other hardware. I got the near-same results from Spamassassin enabled on the email accounts (near 100% cpu jump while sending to the email acct w/spamassassin enabled, minimal cpu% with only AV enabled).
I may try tweaking Spamassasin in a few days, I'll be sure to let you folks know of outcome if you like, Maybe I should have tried Debian for the older hardware?? !!
(I liked the Fedora Raid setup, was easier than debian
Thanks always,
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