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Sunday, September 27th 2009, 4:02am

Artillery

Mortars

- 60mm Brandt Mortar
- 81mm Mortar
- 120mm Mortar

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Sunday, September 27th 2009, 4:02am

Howitzers

Model 1931 155mm Howitzer
Caliber: 155mm/L32
Range: 20,000 yards
Rate of Fire: 3 rounds/minute
Max Elevation: 75 degrees
Traverse: 20 degrees right or left
Weight: 9,700 kg

leFH18 105mm Howitzer - Acquired from Germany 1933
Caliber: 105mm
Range: 10,675 m (11,675 yds)
Rate of Fire: 3 rounds/minute
Max Elevation: -6° 30' to +40° 30'
Traverse: 56°
Weight: 1,985 kg (4,377 lbs)

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Sunday, September 27th 2009, 4:03am

Mountain Guns

Model 1925 76.2mm Howitzer
Caliber: 76.2mm/L22
Range:
Rate of Fire: 3-6 rounds/minute
Max Elevation: 55 degrees
Traverse: 10 degrees right or left
Weight: 675 kg
Notes: Classified both as a mountain gun (pack howitzer) and as a field howitzer.

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Sunday, September 27th 2009, 4:34am

Field Guns

Model 1928 155mm Field Gun
Atlantean-made; (based on the French 155 FG Schneider M1917 GPF with modifications). A heavy artillery piece based on the 1917 model with a split tail carriage.

Caliber: 155mm
Barrel length: 6.97m, 45 caliber
Projectile : 43.7kg
MV : 735m/s (2,411 f/s)
Range : 19,500m
Weight : 13tonnes
Elevation : +0 to +35
Traverse: 60deg.
ROF : 2rpm

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Sunday, September 27th 2009, 4:35am

Railway Guns

13.4"/L45 Railway Gun
Shell: 544 kg (1,199.24 lbs)
Caliber: 13.4-inch (340 mm)
Carriage: railway truck, 12 or 20 axles
Elevation: 0° - 43°
Traverse: 2.5° L & R
Maximum range: 38,000 yards @ 43°
Notes: 1917-dated railway gun built by Nordmark. Only one gun ("El Destroyer") was acquired.

10"/L54 Railway Gun
Weight: 218 t
Length: 31 m (101.7 ft) travel mode, 32 m (105 ft) firing mode
Barrel length: 54 calibres; 45.0 feet
Shell: 249.5kg (550 lbs)
Caliber: 254 mm (10 in)
Elevation: +50°
Traverse: 2°
Rate of fire: 15 rounds per hour
Muzzle velocity: 1,120 m/s (3,675 ft/s)
Maximum range: 45 km (28 mi)
Notes: Modern railway gun based on 10"/L54 naval cannon (as used aboard cruiser Constitucion). Only three batteries (nine guns) ordered on broad gauge railway carriages.

15cm/L50 Railway Gun
Weight: 76 t
Length: 21 m (68.9 ft)
Barrel length: 50 calibres; 24.6 feet
Shell: 46.71 kg 102.98 lbs)
Caliber: 150 mm (5.91 in)
Elevation: +50°
Traverse: 360°
Rate of fire: 15 rounds per hour
Muzzle velocity: 1,120 m/s (3,675 ft/s)
Maximum range: 22.5 km (13.9 mi)
Notes: Modern railway gun.

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