| Swiss test sample probably notDecember 20 2011 at 4:35 PM | Lamoreaux |
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I haven't found any record of AAC exporting test guns to Switzerland nor have I found any indication that the AAC guns were twin-mounted, except in the M-H tank. This is not to exclude the possibility that AAC guns were not ultimately tested in this configuration, simply that no record exists of such a test.
I have a video of an AAC promotional film, approximately 15-30 minutes long. Quite interesting from the standpoint of the number of facilities owned or used by AAC. Includes tests of the AAC anti-aircraft gun at the New Jersey test site, manufacture of bombs and ammo for the 37-mm guns, etc.
My book manuscript writing (about AAC and the private arms dealers between World War I and II) continues. It is now somewhat over 400 pages, including Appendices.
Many thanks to all who have helped. I look forward to receiving any additional info that anyone cares to share. | |
| Responses- AAC Gun - Lee Unterborn on Dec 20, 2011
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