All this stuff are Yugoslav - M.36 AA in 76,5mm (Skoda Vz.37), M.15/26 long guns (ex-Austro-Hungarian 104mm WWI M.15 model), field guns M.28 (80mm, not 70mm; Yugoslav version of Skoda Vz.30 field gun).jopaerya wrote:I found also this on the internet .
http://www.afrika-korps.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=21664
Regards Jos
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I am note sure about calibre from Skoda for Yugosloavia but czechs never used 80mm. Weapons reffered as 8 cm is actually 76.5 mm.The Edge wrote:80mm, not 70mmjopaerya wrote:I found also this on the internet .
http://www.afrika-korps.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=21664
Regards Jos
(like 4 cm KPUV vzor 36 is actually 47mm)
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You're probably right - I gave Yugoslav markings. They called their FK 05 (ö), Vz.30 and Vz.33 models "80 mm".Pavel Novak wrote: I am note sure about calibre from Skoda for Yugosloavia but Czechs never used 80 mm. Weapons reffered as 8 cm is actually 7.65 mm. (like 4 cm KPUV vzor 36 is actually 47mm)
(But Vz.37 AA gun was correctly named "76.5mm" - there were already too much "80mm.s", all using different ammo)
Re: Artillerie, Pak and flak guns archive
Hello Emmanuel
It looks like a Vickers 2 pounder Pom-Pom , according to the photocaption it should be Calais ??
Regards Jos
It looks like a Vickers 2 pounder Pom-Pom , according to the photocaption it should be Calais ??
Regards Jos
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Hello Jos,
No, it's Cherbourg. Note Fort du Roule on top of the hill on the right. A Vickers pom-pom gun coud be a leftover after the evacuation of the harbor by the British forces in June 40. That would explain the Germans letting the kids play next to the gun !
Thanks Jos.
Emmanuel
No, it's Cherbourg. Note Fort du Roule on top of the hill on the right. A Vickers pom-pom gun coud be a leftover after the evacuation of the harbor by the British forces in June 40. That would explain the Germans letting the kids play next to the gun !
Thanks Jos.
Emmanuel
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I'm curious about this one. Some type of coastal gun ?
(source ebay)
Emmanuel
(source ebay)
Emmanuel
Re: Artillerie, Pak and flak guns archive
Hi Emmanuel
The guns are named "90 mm Mle 1877 sur affut de bord Mle 1916"
Regards Jos
The guns are named "90 mm Mle 1877 sur affut de bord Mle 1916"
Regards Jos
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Thanks Jos, I knew there was something similar to the 120 mm G De Bange Mle1878 !
Any idea where these 90 mm guns were still in use in WW II ?
Emmanuel
Any idea where these 90 mm guns were still in use in WW II ?
Emmanuel
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Hallo Emmanuel
I know one photo of the gun in German service , this one is at Ile de Re in 1940 .
Photo = Fortifications & Patrimoine No 12
Regards Jos
I know one photo of the gun in German service , this one is at Ile de Re in 1940 .
Photo = Fortifications & Patrimoine No 12
Regards Jos
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Hello all,
this looks like a British QF 2 pounder, but the mounting seems rather strange?
From e-bay.de
Regards,
Barovic
this looks like a British QF 2 pounder, but the mounting seems rather strange?
From e-bay.de
Regards,
Barovic
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