Id. heavy artillery ammunition
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Sorry a typo E 721 no 711
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Hi Uwe, in the book "Eisenbahnartillerie" of Guy Francois. pag.95 is cited a E.711 batterie with 3x 37cm Haubitze (f)...but this could be an error....Uwe wrote
Hello - 711 was an schwere Artillerie-Abteilung since 1939 until the end of the war - never a number of a Railway-Battery
On the other hand I need help with this artillery shell. I would say French...22cm caliber perhaps....220mm Schneider Mle 1917 gun ??
Image from Ebay
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Nobody for my last image ?
Well, here another image from Ebay. I would say 10.5cm Flak shells....Is this correct ?
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Well, here another image from Ebay. I would say 10.5cm Flak shells....Is this correct ?
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RE #677 Post 18 Feb 2020, 21:49 I concur that this is a 220 MM based on the number of rotating rings and their distance from the base as well as the markings.
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Here is a color drawing of the the projectile from a German manual, KENNBLATTER FREMDEN GERATS, heft8b, Munition ab 37 cm, dom 12-5-41.
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Here is another picture with the French Nomenclature.
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Thank you, ROLAND. Do you know if this shell was used with the 220mm Schneider Mle 1917 gun ?ROLAND1369 wrote
RE #677 Post 18 Feb 2020, 21:49 I concur that this is a 220 MM based on the number of rotating rings and their distance from the base as well as the markings.
On the other hand, I need help with these japanese heavy artillery shells.
240mm Type 45 howitzer shells ?
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#683 Post Yesterday, 22:19 Yes, the second drawing came from a manual on the 220 mm m 1917 gun. I am unsure as to whether this shell is interchangeable with the 220 MM MORTAR (TR) Mle 1916 Schneider.
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Thanks, again, ROLAND1369
Any idea about the Japanese shells ?
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Any idea about the Japanese shells ?
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Nobody for the Japanaese shells ??
Well, here another image from Ebay.
I think these shells are similar those to the image posted on 23 Feb 2020, so I think they are 10.5cm Flak shells...
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Well, here another image from Ebay.
I think these shells are similar those to the image posted on 23 Feb 2020, so I think they are 10.5cm Flak shells...
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Hi all,
15cm sFH18 howitzer ammo
Image from Ebay
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15cm sFH18 howitzer ammo
Image from Ebay
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Hi all,
According to Ebay photo caption, French ammo. Any idea ?
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According to Ebay photo caption, French ammo. Any idea ?
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Re: Id. heavy artillery ammunition
It is impossible to identify most ammunition without an idea of scale in the picture or some markings. i would however give a 75 % chance that these are French 194 MM FAO
HE projectile. It and not fitted with its detachable wind screen extension. I base this on the shape of the projectile, particularly the nose and number and location of rotating band, a very tenuous form of id. Source: KENNBLATTER FREMDEN GERATS, HEFT 8B, MUNITION AB 3.7 CM, DAM 12-5-41.
HE projectile. It and not fitted with its detachable wind screen extension. I base this on the shape of the projectile, particularly the nose and number and location of rotating band, a very tenuous form of id. Source: KENNBLATTER FREMDEN GERATS, HEFT 8B, MUNITION AB 3.7 CM, DAM 12-5-41.