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Tim Rigsby

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Hello everyone


  I am currently looking for information on Russian Heavy Artillery, I have looked high and low, all over the net, book stores, And I can only find a small handfull of information. I would appreciate any help.


All the Best


Tim R



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Roger Todd

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Depending on what you're after, there are a few online photo albums of Russian artillery museums, e.g. this one has numerous photos of a 12" mortar and a 12" railway gun from the Great War:


http://svsm.org/gallery/Heavy-Guns


There are various images here (scanned from books, mainly):


http://rkkaww2.armchairgeneral.com/galleries/artileryphoto.htm


As for basic data, I have an old encyclopedia of artillery, so if you specify which guns you're interested in I can have a look.



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Tim Rigsby

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Thanks Roger


   I have the pictures on those sites, I am looking for maybe some in action photos, as well.


Thanks


All the Best


Tim R.



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Roger Todd

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Bugger...

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GrzeM

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http://rkkaww2.armchairgeneral.com/galleries/artillery/305mmM1915pic2.jpg
Cool photo.
BTW, barrel of that gun we have in Warsaw Museum of Polish Army.
G.

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Tim Rigsby

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Thanks GrzeM


    Thanks for the Link.Can you get pictures from the Museum of the Barrel


All the Best


Tim R.



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Vladimir Yakubov

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Here is a photo of the TM-1-14 Railroad run in action:


http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNRussian_14-52_mk6_railroad_pic.jpg


From this page:


http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNRussian_14-52_mk6.htm


 


Vladimir



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Tim Rigsby

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Thanks alot Vladimir


All the Best


Tim R.



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