M110 Self-Propelled Artillery - Sapulpa, OK - Static Artillery Displays on Waymarking.com

East of VFW Post 1320 on the west side of Sapulpa, this tracked artillery piece is display. There is no plaque indicating the type, however, it appears to be an M110 Self-Propelled piece.

It is tracked weapon with five wheels, and a large dozer at the back. Additional artillery gear is also displayed alongside the vehicle. Two granite monuments are posted which read:

VFW Post
1320
To Honor Our Members Who Gave Their
Time to Design and Build our Post Home
September 22, 1989
Troy Hellard - Jay Mounts
Fred Parks - Bill Stanley
Jim Downey - Cmdr.

Dedicated in June 11, 1980
In Memory of
Jimmy Zartaludes
by Post 1320
Walt Harris, Post Comdr.
and Members

What type of artillery is this?: 203mm self-propelled Where is this artillery located?: Veterans Building What military of the world used this device?: U.S., British and several others Date artillery was in use: 04/01/1977 Artillery is no longer operational: yes Still may work: no Are there any geocaches at this location?: GCG4K2 Virtual GC1N891 Date artillery was placed on display: Not listed Parking location to view this Waymark: Not Listed Cost?: Not Listed

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