Which type of gun are these Hungarian soldiers moving?
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Hungarian artillery
Hungarian artillery
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Milan Szekelyhidi
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Re: Hungarian artillery
Maybe the 37M 10.5 cm light cannon or 14M 10 cm light howitzer.Marcus Wendel wrote:Which type of gun are these Hungarian soldiers moving?
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It looks most like a Model 14/19 - leFH 14/19(t). This was a very popular weapon manufactured during WW I by Skoda and modified after the war by various users. The longer barrel visible in your pic indicates that it is a Model 14/19 versus a Model 14.
Bottom pic of the gun in action is Italians on allied side.
Bottom pic of the gun in action is Italians on allied side.
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Italy modified many of these weapons with rubber tires for tractor towing.
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He must be very sad that Hungary didn't have a seaport anymore after Trianon.-
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the photo made on the North-Transylvania came back ceremony in 1940.