China Incident

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 26 Feb 2013, 01:32

Peter H wrote:Captured Chinese,some with their with their MGs
Type 24 7.92 mm heavy machine guns (Chinese version of the German Maxim 1909)

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Re: China Incident

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Post by Akira Takizawa » 26 Feb 2013, 03:33

jabu wrote:I think it is old infantry mortar Model 1907 90 mm. This weapons used by during the Japanese-Russian War 1904-05.
You are right, but not correct. It is not infantry mortar, but artillery mortar. And Model 1907 is not correct designation. It was introduced in 1891 and used even in the Sino‐Japanese War of 1894‐95. It is called only 90mm Mortar.

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 26 Feb 2013, 09:51

Yes - my first thought when I got up in the morning - "wrote inaccurate data." Now, quickly sat down to improve - but you always awake :wink:
I wrote: "Model 1907" because (I think), in some publications I read, the so called variant, which was used in the I-Go vehicles. But I could have something wrong.
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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 28 Feb 2013, 03:04

Peter H wrote:Chinese tanks?
No. Japanese Type 94 Tankette.
The second picture - also.

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 28 Feb 2013, 03:15

I think: this is Type 97 81mm Infantry Mortar

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I think: this is Daihatsu landing vessel:

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This is Type 92 70mm Infantry Gun - Daitai Ho:

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 01 Mar 2013, 23:36

Peter H wrote:Chinese prisoners
Strange. One of the prisoners still has a grenade 8O

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 02 Mar 2013, 00:57

Peter H wrote:Gun 2
I think: it is Type 31 (1898) 75mm Mountain Gun

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 02 Mar 2013, 01:26

Peter H wrote:Battery
Type 38 (1905) 75mm Field Gun - old, standard version.

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 02 Mar 2013, 01:41

Peter H wrote:Resting
ZB-26 Light MG

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 02 Mar 2013, 01:51

Peter H wrote:Pack horse
Interesting. Why did they have black faces? :? Moved up early in the night (but if so - why wear white gloves? ...)?

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 02 Mar 2013, 01:58

Peter H wrote:MGs
ZB-26 light machine gun.

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Re: China Incident

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Peter H wrote:Gun
Type 38 (1911) 12cm Howitzer

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Re: China Incident

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Post by Akira Takizawa » 02 Mar 2013, 06:25

jabu wrote:
Peter H wrote:Gun 2
I think: it is Type 31 (1898) 75mm Mountain Gun
No, it is Type 94 75mm Mountain Gun.

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Re: China Incident

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Post by jabu » 02 Mar 2013, 16:26

Of course ... - Thanks Taki.
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Re: China Incident

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Post by Peter H » 15 Apr 2013, 10:15

From ebay,seller dixie_auctions

"1938 Japanese Troops on Street in Captured Anking"
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