Alex Yeliseenko wrote:Lithunia for 1940
At the time of annexation:
20 mm oerlikon - 155
20 mm flak28 - 124
75 mm vickers-armstrong - 9
75 mm canon de 75mle - 107
76 mm m1902 - 19
83.8 mm qf - 9
105 mm hobitzer m 1936 - 68
No, no, no.
Lithuanian Army had at the day of the soviet occupation:
2 155 mm howitzers Mle 1917 Schneider
4 105 mm heavy guns Skoda (hruby kanon vz.35, 8 more confiscated by Germany at the beginning of June, 1940)
1 105 mm heavy gun K 17
70 105 howitzers Schneider 1934
8 83,4 mm field guns Vickers Mk II
4 83,4 mm field guns Vickers Mk IV
19 76,2 mm field guns Putilov 1902
111 75 mm field guns Mle 1897 (3 of them (ex-Polish) required repair)
9 75 mm AA guns Vickers
6 40 mm Bofors wz.36 (ex-Polish, 2 of them required repair)
150 20 mm automatic guns Oerlikon 1 II a S(called ŠAP, or anti-tank gun, from beginning of 1940)
1 20 mm automatic gun Oerlikon SLaS
150 20 mm LAP (German Flak 30, definitely
NOT THE Flak 28)
6 20 mm Oerlikons 1 II a S for armored cars Landsverk L-181
25 Oerlikon 1S for LLT tanks
And, although mortars were not artillery, but infantry support guns:
1 120 mm mortar Tampella
109 81,4 mm mortars (100 Tampella 1934 and 9 ex-Polish wz. 28) and, may be, +2 81,4 mm Tampella mortars of the later, unknown, model
All interpretations in Russian sources are false, because they count not all weapons from Lithuanian Army and Russians used a lot of false names and titles.
