Artillery

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A Second Life for German 30-mm Cannons After the War: Where and How They Were Used
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Germany has become a leader in the development of 30-mm aircraft and anti-aircraft guns. These weapons fill the gap between 20-mm and 37–40-mm artillery ...

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Why were 45-mm cannons, despite being obsolete, still being produced right up until the end of the war?
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The history of these guns is quite complicated, and it has raised (and perhaps still raises) many questions. During the Soviet era, of course, no inconvenient ...

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From the Skies to the Ground: German Anti-Aircraft Guns from World War II
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By the end of the war, the enemy sought to compensate for the loss of air superiority by increasing the intensity of anti-aircraft fire. Anti-aircraft ...

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A "Wunderwaffe" for the Ukrainian Army. Ukraine's Response to Oreshnik. A Wheeled Self-Propelled Artillery System Capable of Firing Operational-Tactical Missiles
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Since Ukraine’s military-industrial complex had been destroyed long before the events in Ukraine began, there was no new Ukrainian military equipment, and ...

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