Atomic Rocket Projectiles Impact

Atomic projectiles on target and exploded.

Reconnaissance teams move up to check the resulted of the atomic blasts.

The General could not be restrained from going forward.

Radiation level low enough that we can stay for ten minutes.

It's dead, Jim.

Crisis averted.

Atomic Artillery

Heavy artillery ready!

Atomic artillery ready.

Target approaching.

Atomic artillery preparing to load.

Heavy artillery loaded.

 The new rocket boosted atomic projectile.  It will accelerate after firing with a rocket motor to increase velocity and accuracy.

Artillery at the Ready

As the monster moves into range the heavy artillery prepares to fire.

Loading the shells.

Getting ready.

Adjust the windage.

Scientists prepare a special rocket enhanced atomic shell for greater accuracy.
 

The Big Guns

Medium artillery camouflaged in the brush.

Tents and trucks ready.

Backed up by the big guns.

The command tents.

 Everyone knows the big guns will get him if the others don't.

Armored Reconnaissance

The atomic cannon.

Operates in a battery of two guns.

The forward observer.

Outside his bunker now, but he will be inside if those monsters fire!

Armored reconnaissance vehicles standby.

Just in case a quick get away is needed.
 

Troops Deploy

Despite being deployed right away, the coastal city was destroyed before the troops could arrive.

So they set up their atomic artillery and main line of defense outside the urban area.

There were dozens of vehicles and hundreds of troops.

They had all the men they could get as quickly as possible.

Even men from the Air Force and Navy were deployed as infantry.

The main punch was the big atomic cannons.

But medium and light artillery were here as well.

The enemy was a long ways off.

But the forward observation bunker was keeping an eye on him.
 

Fire!

The scientists are ready.

Troops are ready.

Gun is ready.

Prepare to fire.

Fire!

It's a hit!

Prepare to Fire

The men are all in place.

The massive barrel is raised into firing position.

Last minute aiming adjustments are made.

The men are nervous, but ready.

The soldiers are prepared for the blast.

Turn away for the extreme flash.

Heavy Field Artillery

Marx 155mm howitzers, recast, in green.

MPC ring hand figures as artillery crews.

MPC troops with and without accessories.

A battery of five guns.

Each gun has five crewmen.