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2.2KSoviet TM-1-180 Railway Gun
History of the TM-1-180 Railway gun TM-1-180 is a Soviet – made railway artillery system, developed on the basis of a powerful...
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1.5KTM-1-14 Soviet 356-mm Railway Artillery Cannon
TM-1-14 Soviet 356-mm Railway Artillery Cannon In the mid-20s, the Workers ‘and Peasants’ Red Fleet (RKKF) was only a pitiful shadow of...
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2.9K1FlaK 88mm, 18/36/37 Anti-Aircraft Gun
FlaK 88mm, 18/36/37 anti-aircraft gun 8.8 cm FlaK 18/36/37(German 8.8-cm-Flugabwehrkanone 18/36/37, literally 8.8 cm anti-aircraft gun model 18/36/37 ), also known as...
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3.4K1BM-13 Katyusha – Rocket Artillery Legend
BM-13 Katyusha BM-13 Katyusha – Soviet rocket artillery combat vehicle, during the Great Patriotic War, Most widely known by the popular nickname...
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3.2KNebelwerfer German WW2 Multitube Rocket Launcher
Nebelwerfer – a German multiple launch rocket system Second World War Rocket Launcher (from German – “fog thrower”). Together with the Soviet...
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2.1KKSM-65 100-mm cannon
KSM-65 HISTORY KSM-65 – Soviet coastal artillery gun. Developed by the design bureau of the Sverdlovsk Plant No. 8. On April 16,...
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2.0KRSO/Pak40 Self Propelled Anti Tank Gun
RSO/Pak40 – Production and service Operation Barbarossa was a difficult test for the Wehrmacht, which faced unpleasant surprises on the Eastern Front....
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2.5KFlaK 30- 2cm Anti Aircraft Gun
2-cm FlaK 30 History of Development 2.0 cm FlaK 30/38 (German 2.0 cm Flugzeugabwehrkanone 30/38 – 2-cm anti-aircraft gun model 1930/1938 )...
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2.1KZIS-3, 76mm divisional gun, model 1942
ZIS3 – 76-mm divisional gun. M1942 ZiS-3 became the most produced Soviet artillery gun during WW2. For it’s simplicity, low weight and...
