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armyjunk2 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Sep 22, 2006 Posts: 1416

Thanks Neil great pics

bsmart

The serial numbers on the American M1897 and the PAK 97 are interesting. Only 61 apart Shocked

JimWeb

- Neil_Baumgardner

I would love to know how that particular barrel ended up on german PaK.

Cool

armyjunk2 · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Sep 22, 2006 Posts: 1416

23325 is in Claremore OK, I would assume whatever the Germans found in France they converted.......

Neil_Baumgardner

For those interested (we really need an artillery board) I also took photos of the following:

Breda 20-65 mod.35 20mm AAG
D-44 85mm ATG
GebH34 7.5cm FH
le. IG 18 7.5cm FG
LG 42 10.5cm RG
M2A1 105mm FH
M3 Mk IX 2-pdr (40mm) ATG
M37 47mm ATG
M40 da 75-18 75mm FH
M1938 M-30 122mm FH
M1944 100mm ATG
Mk III 6-pdr (57mm) ATG
Mod 34M da 75-46 75mm AAG
Mod 39 da 47-32 47mm ATG
Nebelwerfer 41 15cm MRL
Nebelwerfer 42 21cm MRL
Nebelwerfer 42 30cm MRL
Pak 2.06-835 5cm ATG (interesting automatic anti-tank gun found recovered from Skoda at the end of the war)
PaK 36(r) FK 36 (M1936) 7.6cm ATG
Pak 37 3.7cm ATG
PaK 38 5cm ATG
PaK M36 3.7cm ATG
PAW 600 PwK 8H63 8cm ATG
S5-106 2cm AAG
T129 6.5 MRL
Type 54 (M1938 M-30) 122mm FH
ZIS-2 M1941 57mm ATG
ZU-23 23mm AAG

Neil

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