ID Italian guns

[Sturm78]

Thank you, Dili.

Unfortunately in the link, there are only a blurry photo of the 105/28 gun with this type of wheels:

I think that more italian artillery pieces used this model of wheels: Obice da 149/13, Cannone da 75/46 AA,.....
Any wartime image?

Sturm78

[Dili]

Sorry, i dont have any. Btw in the link i think the one with German troops is this model also.

[Dili]

Some photos from 24000. Here are the Italian 40/39 version of Vickers PomPom

[Dili]

Some more

[Dili]

A Gun in Suda Port - it is possible this is a Greek gun.

[Dili]

In first photo soviet light MG "DP"

Then 2 photos of an ATK Rifle.

Russian Front

North Africa Front

[Dili]

Curious wheel mod in a 47/32

[karlik]

Some ATK Rifles

Hi!
In the first photo soviet light MG "DP"

[Dili]

Thanks karlik i'll correct.

[Clive Mortimore]

In first photo soviet light MG "DP"

Then 2 photos of an ATK Rifle.

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Hi Dili

The last two photos look more like German troops with a 3.7 Flak 37.

[Dili]

I see some Giovanni Fascisti with black beret, some others seem motorcycle troops with typical glasses.
But the gun does indeed ressemble the Flak 37

[ain92]

Some more

SidiBarrani1940.jpg

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Obviously a Cannone da 75/27 Mod. 06 with 1940 wheels, a sole Cannone da 105/28 (it's not well-known, but its factory designation was "105. G. 1", where G probably stands for "grand champ de tir") and a battery of the same guns.

A Gun in Suda Port - it is possible this is a Greek gun.

Gun_SudaPort.jpg

Are you talking about Souda in Crete?
The gun on photo looks like a typical 75 mm mountain Krupp (not the Krupp-Likoudis).
PS
Do we have a special thread for the Central Archives of the State WW2 upload here on AHF?

[Dili]

Yes Souda in Crete.

[jopaerya]

Nice picture from Ebay from the twin 3.7 cm Breda , Regards Jos

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

A Cannone da 149/35 Mod.1901 gun captured by germans:

Image from EBay
Sturm78