WW2 Guns

The 4.7 cm Böhler gun was a semi-automatic anti-tank gun developed by the Austrian firm Böhler in the …

The Finnish 47 Krh/41 light infantry mortar was developed to provide the Finnish infantry a portable mortar for …

The Flak 12.8 cm 40 is a German heavy anti-aircraft artillery gun, primarily used for engaging aerial targets …

The 7.5 cm Kanone 1903 L 30 replaced the 8.4 cm Ord. 1879 field gun and was the …

The 8.8 cm FlaK 36 anti-aircraft and anti-tank gun was widely used and became one of the most …

The German 8.8cm FlaK 37 anti-aircraft proved highly effective against tanks and fortified positions, earning a fearsome reputation …

Originally the name Nebel (mist) was chosen to disguise the fact that the Wehrmacht was setting up a …

The Russian heavy field howitzer ML-20 is based on its predecessors the 152 mm gun M1910/34 and the …

Two Type 98 Japanese 20 mm Light Anti-Aircraft Cannons combined on one gun mount. This setup was built …

The Japanese anti-aircraft gun Type 98 was named after its year of creation, the Japanese year 2598. It …

The M19 automatic Mortar was developed by Rheinmetall Borsig from 1934 and put into use from 1938. [...]Read …

The original Schneider 105 mle 1913 was a creation of French / Russian design. Originally for the 107 …

155 millimeter M1A1 heavy field gun "Long Tom" on carriage M1, developed by the United States Army during …

This is a Krupp K5 E railway gun used by the German Army in World War Two. It …

It fired a shell of 384 kg which penetrated 2 meters of reinforced concrete of fired a lighter …

The 90 mm trench mortar is a medium mortal designed by the “Hungarian Gun Factory” in 1917 during …

Ernesto Breda developed this gun in 1932 and it was in use from 1935. The Anti-Aircraft gun was …

The Skoda 75 mm mountain gun was used by Austria-Hungary in World War One but kept its use …