400 of the Atlantean 75 were purchased in 1939 to replace the older French 75s still in service. This is to be the main field gun of the Brazilian Army likely through most of the 1940's.
Thanks to Wes for the stats.
75/36/1933
(based on the French 76-mm divisional gun M1933)
Caliber 75 mm
Barrel length bore: 3,680 mm / 48.4 calibers (without muzzle brake)
Weight in action 1,620 kg
Elevation -5deg to 37deg
Traverse 54deg
Rate of fire 15 rounds per minute
MV 690-710m/s (2,263-2,329 f/s)
Shell weight 6.3-7.1kg
Maximum range 14,600m
Crew 7
Carriage split trail
150 of the Atlantean 122mm were purchased in 1939 to act as a heavy field gun in support of the lighter 75mm also purchased in that year.
Thanks to Wes for the stats.
122/45 M1928
(based on the French 122mm M1928 )
Caliber 122 mm
Weight combat: 7,250 kg
Barrel length bore: 5,485 mm / 45 calibers
Carriage split trail
Elevation -2deg to 65 deg
Traverse 58 deg
Rate of fire 3-4 rounds per minute
Maximum range 20,400m
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