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#16

Post by The Edge » 23 Jul 2006, 19:42

jopaerya wrote:I found also this on the internet .
http://www.afrika-korps.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=21664
Regards Jos
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).

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#17

Post by Pavel Novak » 23 Jul 2006, 23:07

The Edge wrote:
jopaerya wrote:I found also this on the internet .
http://www.afrika-korps.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=21664
Regards Jos
80mm, not 70mm
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.
(like 4 cm KPUV vzor 36 is actually 47mm)
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#18

Post by The Edge » 24 Jul 2006, 03:15

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)
You're probably right - I gave Yugoslav markings. They called their FK 05 (ö), Vz.30 and Vz.33 models "80 mm".
(But Vz.37 AA gun was correctly named "76.5mm" - there were already too much "80mm.s", all using different ammo)

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#19

Post by jopaerya » 24 Jul 2006, 20:58

Thanks The Edge

Here a other photo of the 7,65 Pl Vz 37.

Photo = Ebay.de

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#20

Post by jopaerya » 30 Jul 2006, 19:52

Cool Green is the new colour

Here a other 2 cm Flak , who
knows what type this is ????

Photo = E-boats and
coastral craft from P. Beaver

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#21

Post by jopaerya » 06 Aug 2006, 22:49

No one
:cry: :(

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#22

Post by jopaerya » 04 Sep 2006, 17:43

Hello All

Here a new one , looks to me like a 2 cm
naval flak . Who knows more of this gun ??

Photo = Repli sur la Seine from R. McNair

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Post by jopaerya » 20 Apr 2008, 18:10

Hello Emmanuel

It looks like a Vickers 2 pounder Pom-Pom , according to the photocaption it should be Calais ??

Regards Jos

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Post by Manuferey » 20 Apr 2008, 21:54

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 !

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Post by Manuferey » 29 Apr 2008, 23:43

I'm curious about this one. Some type of coastal gun ?
(source ebay)

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Post by jopaerya » 30 Apr 2008, 10:10

Hi Emmanuel

The guns are named "90 mm Mle 1877 sur affut de bord Mle 1916"

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Post by Manuferey » 01 May 2008, 00:07

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 ?

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Post by jopaerya » 01 May 2008, 09:47

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

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Post by Barovic » 08 Jun 2008, 13:36

Hello all,

this looks like a British QF 2 pounder, but the mounting seems rather strange?
From e-bay.de

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