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M1 90-mm Antiaircraft Gun

The M1 90-mm antiaircraft gun in action in WWII near Antwerp. Video shows antiaircraft crews executing a move order. The 90-mm gun is folded up for towing behind a tractor. At a new location, the crew rapidly redeploys the gun and goes into action. Video of guns firing. 90mm Gun Variants: M1 ::: Towed 90mm anti-aircraft gun which was approved for service in 1940. Gun was fixed on M3 mount for Coast Artillery use. M1A1 ::: A towed 90mm anti-aircraft gun. Gun production began in 1940 which featured the M8A1 spring rammer. Rate of fire reached 20 rounds per minute. M2 ::: Redesign to make the gun dual role, so gun cound functionas an anti-tank gun and an anti-aircraft gun. The ammunition feed was upgraded and an automatic fuze setter/rammer the M20 was added. Elevation was improved. A large metal shield was added. The M2 was the standard by May 13, 1943. It could fire from its wheels in 3 minutes, and from an emplaced position in 7 minutes. In 1944, the M2 was enhanced with the addition of proximity fused shells. M3 ::: Anti-tank version of the 90mm gun. It equipped the 90mm Gun Motor Carriage M36 and Heavy Tank M26 Pershing. It is also known as 90 mm L/53.