7.5cm GebK 283(j) ....... 7.5cm Gebirgskanone 283(j) ......... Canon de montagne yougoslave de 75mm M19 - Schneider
7.5cm GebK 285(j) ....... 7.5cm Gebirgskanone 285(j) ......... Canon de montagne yougoslave de 75mm M06 - Schneider
10.5cm leGebH 329(j) ... 10.5cm leichte Gebirgshaubitze 329(j) ... Obusier de montagne léger yougoslave de 105mm M19 - Schneider
What's wrong with this?


Beyond that, if you study this list, only Greek gun present is "10cm leFH 318(g)".

Where are all other Greek guns?

I think this is obvious - Greek guns were wrongly given "(j)" designations by Germans!

Facts - it is known that Greeks used Schneider M19 series mountain guns (75mm & 105mm). 75mm Schneider M.06 is pre-WWI weapon, USED ONLY BY GREECE (later modified by Greek colonel Danglis into M.06/09 model, well-known in 76mm variant used/produced by Imperial Russia)
How this happened?

I also suspect that under German beute numbers for captured Yugoslav 6.5cm mountain guns Mle 06, 10.5cm guns L13S and 15.5cm heavy howitzers C17S are also (almost identical) Greek examples.
(BTW - one of sources I have claims that Greek vz.14/19 Skoda light howitzers were 105mm - not 100mm, as usual - so maybe reason existed for special markings for these "leFH 318" guns > the only ones given "(g)" designation)
Regards, Edge / Antic