
The Skoda 75 mm mountain gun was used by Austria-Hungary in World War One but kept its use well into the Second World War. It could be broken down into six parts for transport. The Italians adopted the gun or their Alpini forces and renamed it Obice da 75/13.





It had a maximum firing range of 8250 meters and a rate of fire of 6 to 8 rounds a minute with a crew of 6.
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