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"Annihilator" Model of 1919. Also in the West Point collection

are Model of 1919, serial number 2, 3, 6, 8, however, these are

not on public display. Most of these arms were given to the

museum by George Numrich when he bought the assets of

Auto-Ordnance.

As you tour around the museum it is interesting to see how the

design of the Thompson was also applied to other arms. This

is best demonstrated in the prototypes for the Bazooka, which

used available Thompson Submachine Gun stocks.

I highly recommend this museum and Academy to anyone

interested in history.