North Vietnam's M-43 120mm mortar
North Vietnam's M-43 120mm mortar
M252 mortar - Wikipedia
Vietnam war re-enactment. American heavy mortar in sandbagged position with various equipment stacked at back against crates. Some soldiers relaxing Stock Photo - Alamy
M2 mortar - Wikipedia
Original U.S. Vietnam War M49A2 60mm Deactivated Mortar Round dated 19 – International Military Antiques
Original U.S. Vietnam War Inert M374 HE 81mm Mortar Round - Dated 1967 – International Military Antiques
Mortar (Battlefield Vietnam) | Battlefield Wiki | Fandom
Fire support weapons (mortars & howitzer) 1st Bn 6th Inf, Vietnam
South Vietnam Viet Cong With Captured Us 81Mm Mortar. 1965. History - Item # VAREVCHISL033EC334 - Posterazzi
The Army rejected it, but Marines in Vietnam relied on the M19 60mm mortar
M29, 81mm Mortar
M29, 81mm Mortar
Over The Top - Armada International
A pair of Chinese Communist (Chicom) mortar bombs as used by the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese ... | Australian War Memorial
M19 Mortar - MACV-SOG: A Unit of Modern Forces Living History Group
The Marines and Tet: The Battle That Changed the Vietnam War | NewseumED
The 81mm Mortar - The David of Modern Warfare | SOFREP
Vietnam Conflicts - 01 Feb 1968, Hue US Marine Mortar Crew Gathering and Firing Mortars | Facebook
Fire support weapons (mortars & howitzer) 1st Bn 6th Inf, Vietnam
An M29 81 mm mortar with three specialized rounds was the closest source of supporting firepower for infantry units. | HistoryNet
While most of the artillery that supported men in the field was fired from a distance, some types of mortars were hauled into the jungle by troops on foot. A common one
M1 mortar - Wikipedia
