Belgian Artillery used by the Germans
Belgian Artillery used by the Germans
Anybody knows which Kanons/Mortars/Howitsers/... of Belgium has been used by Germany??
Steuner
Steuner
Hello Steuner
Here a list from Belgium guns with were used by the German Army and
a list from 01-03--1944 how many guns were still in active service .
..38 x 7,5 cm F.K. 234 (b)
154 x 7,5 cm F.K. 235 (b)
195 x 7,5 cm F.K. 236 (b)
..40 x 7,6 cm I.G. 260 (b)
..24 x 12 cm K. 370 (b)
....8 x 15,5 cm K. 432 (b)
Regards Jos
Here a list from Belgium guns with were used by the German Army and
a list from 01-03--1944 how many guns were still in active service .
..38 x 7,5 cm F.K. 234 (b)
154 x 7,5 cm F.K. 235 (b)
195 x 7,5 cm F.K. 236 (b)
..40 x 7,6 cm I.G. 260 (b)
..24 x 12 cm K. 370 (b)
....8 x 15,5 cm K. 432 (b)
Regards Jos
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on Axis History I found these things:
AA Guns:
7.5 cm Flak (b) (Ex-belgian Canon de 75 FRC Mle 27)
AT Guns:
4.7 cm PAK 185 (b) (ex-belgian Con de 47 antichars SA-FRC)
(Was this also the gun used by Belgian tanks(13 pieces they had of them I fink))
Light and Medium artillerie:
7.5 cm FK 234 (b) (ex-belgian FK-16nA relined to 7.5)
7.5 cm FK 235 (b) (ex-belgian M-05 TR, Krupp design of 1905)
7.5 cm FK 236 (b) (ex-belgian FK-16 nA, relined to 7.5)
10.5 cm lFH 327 (b) (ex-belgian Obusier de 105 GP, ex-German lFH16)
10.5 cm FK 333 (b) (ex-belgian M-13, french M-13 Schneider)
Heavy artillerie:
15.0 cm sFH 409 (b) (ex-belgian sFH-13, German War reparations WW 1)
15.2 cm sFH 410 (b) (ex-belgian Obusier de 6”, british BL 6 inch MK I)
15.5 cm sFH 413 (b) (ex-belgian Obusier de 155, french Canon de 155 C M-17)
15.5 cm K 431 (b) (ex-belgian, french Canon de 155 L M-17 Schneider)
15.5 cm K 432 (b) (ex-belgian canon de 155 L M-24)
23.4 cm H 545 (b) (BL 9.2 in Howitzer MkII)
(not sure of that last one)
Any idea on howmany pieces where used??
EDIT:
Mortars:
5.0 cm GrW 201 (b) (ex-belgian lance grenades de 50 mm DBT, very few in use and only in second line and training units)
AA Guns:
7.5 cm Flak (b) (Ex-belgian Canon de 75 FRC Mle 27)
AT Guns:
4.7 cm PAK 185 (b) (ex-belgian Con de 47 antichars SA-FRC)
(Was this also the gun used by Belgian tanks(13 pieces they had of them I fink))
Light and Medium artillerie:
7.5 cm FK 234 (b) (ex-belgian FK-16nA relined to 7.5)
7.5 cm FK 235 (b) (ex-belgian M-05 TR, Krupp design of 1905)
7.5 cm FK 236 (b) (ex-belgian FK-16 nA, relined to 7.5)
10.5 cm lFH 327 (b) (ex-belgian Obusier de 105 GP, ex-German lFH16)
10.5 cm FK 333 (b) (ex-belgian M-13, french M-13 Schneider)
Heavy artillerie:
15.0 cm sFH 409 (b) (ex-belgian sFH-13, German War reparations WW 1)
15.2 cm sFH 410 (b) (ex-belgian Obusier de 6”, british BL 6 inch MK I)
15.5 cm sFH 413 (b) (ex-belgian Obusier de 155, french Canon de 155 C M-17)
15.5 cm K 431 (b) (ex-belgian, french Canon de 155 L M-17 Schneider)
15.5 cm K 432 (b) (ex-belgian canon de 155 L M-24)
23.4 cm H 545 (b) (BL 9.2 in Howitzer MkII)
(not sure of that last one)
Any idea on howmany pieces where used??
EDIT:
Mortars:
5.0 cm GrW 201 (b) (ex-belgian lance grenades de 50 mm DBT, very few in use and only in second line and training units)
Last edited by Steuner on 18 Mar 2006, 22:36, edited 1 time in total.
Here´s a half-decent one.SASH155 wrote:Does anyone have a decent photo of the Cockerill "Matériel de 155L mle. 1924"? I have tried to get one for years, without result. I asked on Landships, where I have some posts, but no one seems to have one at all.
Markus
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location of this particular 13.5cm K gun?
By way, can anyone recognize the location of this particular 13.5cm K gun? I've seen a lot of photos with German WWII soldiers posing near it
Greetings from (still sunny) Athens
D Labaditis
Greetings from (still sunny) Athens
D Labaditis
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I was wondering about why the above weapon had no solid rubber tires as on the Cockerill modification, it seems that is because the second photo is of an original unmodified 13cm K 09, and not a Canon de 155 L mle. 1924. Even more photos, if possible, of the latter weapon would still be helpful. Also the photos beg the question as to what happened to that gun, because it is no longer there.