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David Reasoner wrote:According to Erich Groener, the armament was as follows:
4 x 28cm SK L/40
14 x 17cm SK L/40 (reduced to 12 in 1931, 10 in 1935-37, and none in 1939)
4 x 8.8cm Flak L/45 (only 2 in Schlesien, removed in 1937)
6 x 10.5cm L/45 SK C/32 (from 1937)
4 x 3.7cm L/83 SK C/30 (from 1936, replaced by 10 x 4cm Bofors in 1944)
at least 4 x 2cm AA (from 1936, increased to 22 by 1944)
David

Windward wrote:David Reasoner wrote:According to Erich Groener, the armament was as follows:
4 x 28cm SK L/40
14 x 17cm SK L/40 (reduced to 12 in 1931, 10 in 1935-37, and none in 1939)
4 x 8.8cm Flak L/45 (only 2 in Schlesien, removed in 1937)
6 x 10.5cm L/45 SK C/32 (from 1937)
4 x 3.7cm L/83 SK C/30 (from 1936, replaced by 10 x 4cm Bofors in 1944)
at least 4 x 2cm AA (from 1936, increased to 22 by 1944)
David
weren't all the 17 cm guns replaced by 15cm guns during the modernization of Deutschland class battleships in the early 1920s?



sneaker wrote:Hello Mischa!
Are there any Fotos in this Magazine
"Source: Wolfgang Mueller - Broschürreihe on German history - No. 17 - Cadet training ship "Schlesien" - wreck salvage"
showing some pictures or positions of the wreck laying off Swinemünde?
Thanks in advance
Cheers


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