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- Category:Artillery by caliber - Wikipedia
Categories of artillery by calibre This allows a researcher to find a weapon without knowing what type of artillery it is, as well as see different uses for certain calibres as used for artillery Note that each category will include weapons that are in that general size class
- Cannons - CCNet Wiki
Small Cannon - The front of the barrel is the end without the torch A basic, antique cannon Exclusive to the Cog, Caravel and East Indiaman Firepower: 1 Cannon ID: cannon Requirements: 3x Black Wool; 1x Stone Button; 1x Tripwire Hook; 1x Torch; Projectiles: Cobblestone; Range: 150 m Any reload chest must be filled with gunpowder as well
- Meet the Cold War’s Smallest Nukes - MilitaryHistoryNow. com
From 1962 until 1992, the U S military maintained a stockpile of several thousand W48 nuclear artillery shells Each of the $1 25-million 155-mm rounds could be fired by conventional artillery pieces
- W48 nuclear artillery - GlobalSecurity. org
W48 was an atomic artillery shell for 155 mm howitzer M114 or M198 It was produced since 1963, and was withdrawn from service in 1992 The length of W48 was 85 cm There were two modifications
- The Comprehensive Guide to Artillery Shells: A Closer Look - All Military
Artillery shell calibers range from small calibers like 105mm and 155mm, commonly used for field artillery, to larger calibers exceeding 200mm for heavier artillery pieces The choice of caliber depends on factors such as the range, target type, and tactical requirements of the mission
- WWI ARTILLERY SURVEY - The Ordnance Society
The Ordnance Society has produced a UNIQUE list of ALL the artillery used by ALL of the combatant nations involved in WWI and have taken the 37mm calibre as the smallest artillery piece described These tables below list the artillery used by the main protagonists of WWI, including a range of technical details where known …
- Cannon bore, shot, shell, canister, and grape shot diameters for rifled . . .
Cannon bore, shot, shell, canister, and grape shot diameters for rifled and smoothbore cannon CivilWarArtillery com; Rifle Canister ; Cannon Bore Diameter: Cannon – Rifled: Pattern # of Pieces: Diameter Shot Material 1 7-inch: Whitworth? 24 65-inch lead shot 2 25-inch: CS Mountain Rifle : 27 70-inch lead shot 2 6-inch: 6-pdr
- Shell (projectile) - Wikipedia
The mine shell is a particular form of HE shell developed for use in small caliber weapons such as 20 mm to 30 mm cannon Small HE shells of conventional design can contain only a limited amount of explosive
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