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Hi, folks!

What are the guns depickted?

Are it Italian ones?



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I've found the picture on a Russian language forum, entitled "Italian coastal battery armed with 305-mm guns"

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Not sure, but these could be Obice da 42cm da costa..

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-Arie.



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Pzkpfw-e wrote:

I've found the picture on a Russian language forum, entitled "Italian coastal battery armed with 305-mm guns"


 Thanks!

I took this picture from the forum, but I doubt very much that the type of guns is properly attributed.



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Arie Dijkhuis wrote:

Not sure, but these could be Obice da 42cm da costa..

With kind regards,

-Arie.


 Thanks!

May be these guns are the Italian trophy of the WWI?



-- Edited by Capitan Print on Sunday 26th of May 2019 05:02:22 PM

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it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Škoda_42_cm_Vz._1914

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Hiya,

Not sure. The book L'Artiglieria Italiana Nella Grande Guerra mentions this gun, so they must have been in service during WW1 and they were therfore not trophy guns they gained from the A-H empire after the war. Having said that, the book L'Artiglieria Austro-Ungarica Nella Grande Guerra shows a gun that appears to be the same gun, the Obice da 42cm M14. It appears that both sides used the same gun during WW1.

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Arie Dijkhuis wrote:

Hiya,

Not sure. The book L'Artiglieria Italiana Nella Grande Guerra mentions this gun, so they must have been in service during WW1 and they were therfore not trophy guns they gained from the A-H empire after the war. Having said that, the book L'Artiglieria Austro-Ungarica Nella Grande Guerra shows a gun that appears to be the same gun, the Obice da 42cm M14. It appears that both sides used the same gun during WW1.

With kind regards,

-Arie.


 If it's true, then it becomes clear why the installations of these guns differ from each other.



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Hi all,

Obice da 305-17 Italian coastal howitzer

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Sturm78

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