Omar N. Bradley during World War II. The Museum of Connecticut History and three museums in Western Massachusetts, including the Springfield Armory, will all receive items thanks to a long-running ...

The United States Attorney’s Office has filed a civil forfeiture action concerning a U.S. Springfield Model 1868 Style Trapdoor Saddle Ring Carbine, serial number 1444, believed to have been ...

members of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia in the late 1800s. The daughter and niece of the men donated the medals to the Springfield Armory in 1944. A collector contacted the Armory inquiring ...

Milan and Freeman were part of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia. In 1944, the medals were donated by Freeman’s daughter to the Springfield Armory. Several decades ago, the medals were ...

The Springfield natives were also members of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia ... Freeman Bull’s daughter donated the medals to the armory in 1944. The armory was established in 1777 as ...

Reese’s move included continuing to sell the rifle under the brand Springfield Armory—which had been chosen to honor the former U.S. government arms-production facility in Massachusetts where ...

The carbine that the Springfield Armory made as a possible gun for ... Judge Katherine Robertson of the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts that investigators believed they identified the gun ...

The name Springfield Armory is a little confusing ... yet has no actual connection to America’s first arsenal in Springfield, Massachusetts. Reese was inspired by the likes of John C.

The Springfield Armory, located in Springfield, Massachusetts, is a National Historic Site managed by the National Park Service (NPS), and its artifacts are considered property of the United ...