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本帖最后由 xsuny 于 2011-7-20 18:10 编辑
小胡子 发表于 2011-7-20 17:32 
英国工程师们眼泪汪汪的.........咱的设计几十年前就已经有了..........
美国佬也眼泪汪汪的,敢情咱从英国 ...
The Canon de 155 Grande Puissance Filloux (GPF) mle.1917 was a 155 mm cannon used by the French Army during the first half of the 20th century.
The gun was designed during World War I by Colonel L.J.F. Filloux to meet France's urgent need for modern heavy artillery, and became the standard heavy field gun of the French Army from 1917 until World War II.
It was also manufactured in USA from 1917, after the US switched to metric artillery based on French patterns. It was used by the United States Army and United States Marine Corps as their primary heavy artillery gun under the designation 155 mm Gun M1917 or M1918 until 1942, when it was gradually replaced by the 155 mm M1A1 'Long Tom'. Associated US Army forces in the Far East (USAFFE) such as the 301st FA Regiment (Philippine Army) and the 86th FA Regiment (Philippine Scouts) also used this artillery piece in 1942. The gun was also mounted on a self-propelled mount as the M12 Gun Motor Carriage and saw action in 1944-45. These guns are famous as the type, captured from the French Army by the German Army, then taken out by Lieutenant Colonel James Earl Rudder's 2nd Ranger battalion of the U. S. Army near Pointe du Hoc.
During World War II US guns were taken out of storage and utilised for coast defence of US and allied territories, such as Australia, typically on "Panama" mountings - the gun swivelling on a central concrete pillar with the split trails spread out on rails around the pillar.
In 1940 France fielded 450 guns [1] many of them used by the Germans for the rest of the war. In German service it was known as the 15.5 cm K 418(f) where it served with heavy artillery battalions and on coastal defense duties.

Type Field gun, Coastal artillery
Place of origin France
Service history
In service 1917-1945
Used by France
United States
Nazi Germany
Philippines
Chile
Wars World War I
World War II
Production history
Designer Colonel L.J.F. Filloux
Specifications
Weight Travel: 13,000 kg (28,660 lbs)
Barrel length 5.915 m (20 ft) L/38.2
Shell separate-loading, cased charge.
95 lb (43.1 kg)
Caliber 155 mm (6.10 in)
Recoil 1.8m 10° to 1.1 28°
Carriage split trail
Elevation 0° to +35°
Traverse 60°
Rate of fire 2 rpm
Muzzle velocity 735 m/s (2,411 ft/s)
Maximum range 19,500 m (21,325 yds)
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