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3.7 Inch Howitz.

kz11gr

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Hello

Have you informations about this ammo ?

Thank you

:ciao:
 

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pack howitzer

Hi,

The 3.7 inch howitzer was introduced officially in 1917 ( I have a 1917 dated case) and was called a mountain gun as it was designed to be split into pieces for easy carriage on mules/horses in mountainous terrain. This was one of the first of such guns and they became known as pack howitzers.
The case is a separate charge and the standard projectile was a 20lb shrapnel shell.
 
Hi,

The 3.7 inch howitzer was introduced officially in 1917 and was called a mountain gun .The case is a separate charge and the standard projectile was a 20lb shrapnel shell.

Thank you Ben2000

i have found a photo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3.7_inch_Mountain_Howitzer

http://www.landships.freeservers.com/3p7inch_mountain_howitzer.htm

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Here, the complete round
 

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