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1419:21 cm Mrs 16
1389:15 cm sFH 36
1384:15 cm sFH 18
1379:15 cm sFH 13
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1282:21 cm NbW 42
1277:15 cm NbW 41
1231:21 cm GrW 69
1226:20 cm leLdgW
1221:12 cm GrW 42
1216:10 cm NbW 40
1211:10 cm NbW 35
1195:Reihenwerfer
1154:7.5 cm LG 40
1138:15 cm sIG 33
1118:7.5 cm IG 42
1113:7.5 cm IG 37
1077:8 cm PAW 600
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110:Manufacturer
99:World War II
89:Nazi Germany
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66:Nazi Germany
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1511:17 cm K (E)
1506:15 cm K (E)
1455:24 cm K (t)
1349:10 cm sK 18
1185:8 cm GrW 34
1042:5 cm Pak 38
971:5 cm KwK 39
966:5 cm KwK 38
946:2 cm KwK 30
675:27 February
421:Projectiles
270:Description
262:throughout
256:railway gun
123: built
56:Railway Gun
18:Anzio Annie
1791:Categories
1761:50°48′50″N
1485:Karl-Gerät
1450:24 cm H 39
1445:21 cm K 39
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1404:15 cm K 39
1399:15 cm K 18
1394:15 cm K 16
1343:10 cm K 17
780:References
704:0897470486
347:Baltic Sea
279:gun barrel
1764:1°45′17″E
1465:24 cm K 3
939:Tank guns
874:cite book
765:"accueil"
582:Paris Gun
556:Audinghen
337:(German:
331:Wehrmacht
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252:Krupp K5
194:Elevation
34:Krupp K5
562:See also
516:Maryland
512:Aberdeen
427:28cm G35
415:Tiger II
408:K5 Glatt
388:yard in
258:used by
204:Traverse
1173:Mortars
803:20 July
713:3167850
650:20 July
543:Leopold
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335:Darlowo
309:History
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175:weight
157:Barrel
146:Length
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603:Notes
287:rails
275:Krupp
173:Shell
114:Krupp
880:link
860:ISBN
844:ISBN
818:ISBN
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709:OCLC
699:ISBN
677:2019
652:2011
573:M65
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