a 155 GPF gun has found a new home at Cape Henlopen State Park, an addition to the Fort Miles Museum's growing outdoor artillery exhibit

The artillery piece came from an American Legion post in Akron, Ohio, where it had been on display. The Fort Miles Historic Association secured the gun through a trade, and the Mahon Foundation Collection helped restore it with new wheels and an axle.

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I get a certain interest in the way the braces split and get buried into the turf to handle the recoil