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09 Feb 09, 18:19
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perhaps a 40cm of some type? ww1 vintage?
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09 Feb 09, 18:51
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It was used in the defense of the Kotou Fortress
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09 Feb 09, 20:48
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Clue
J*p****e
Ex***m*****l 41cm H******r
with a range of 20Km
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10 Feb 09, 00:42
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Great Clue Dibble, its just fill in the blanks now
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10 Feb 09, 22:36
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I believe that is the Japanese 40cm howitzer emplaced in the Hutou Fortress in Manchuria as part of the 4th Border Guard Unit.
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11 Feb 09, 11:29
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Japanese
Experimental 41cm Howitzer
with a range of 20 Km
Paul
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11 Feb 09, 17:44
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You got it guys
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18 Feb 09, 00:56
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I was close! 
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18 Feb 09, 07:22
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Try this one
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20 Feb 09, 21:45
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Defends a Iowa cornfield from Canadian invasion?
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20 Feb 09, 22:46
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Given the flimsy shield and crude loading arrangements it has to be British.
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21 Feb 09, 16:43
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Yes, terrible isn't it ? We cobble together weapons systems on the spur of the moment whose only redeeming feature is that they work.
(7.2 in gun, Beaufighter.....) 
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22 Feb 09, 14:59
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Carl Schwamberg
Defends a Iowa cornfield from Canadian invasion?
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You can do that with booze. 
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22 Feb 09, 18:12
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Here's a hint it is british' it's one of a pair, it's named after afamous person.
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22 Feb 09, 19:41
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Either Winnie or Pooh ,British coastal artillery?
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