Semovente L40 da 47/32: Italian variation on the theme of self-propelled guns supporting light tanks
Artillery
Artillery
How did the 57 mm M1 gun, originally not intended for the US Army, eventually become the second largest American anti-tank gun?
The history of the creation and combat path of the Soviet self-propelled guns T-26-6 (SU-26)
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Wespe and other German self-propelled guns based on the Pz.Kpfw.II tank
German 150 mm heavy field howitzer 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze 18 (s.F.H. 18)
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The history of how the GAZ-71 self-propelled artillery unit and the GAZ-72 self-propelled anti-aircraft gun were created
15 photos of huge artillery pieces created over a century from 1857 to 1957
Soviet promising heavy self-propelled gun SU-203 and other development projects for the SU-152 during the Great Patriotic War
Self-propelled gun M12 — a successful symbiosis of a new tank chassis and weapons from the First World War
Сreation and combat use of the Italian self-propelled gun Semovente da 105/25 and its modifications
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