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In addition to Italy, the design was also produced under license in Japan. Major Pompeo Grillo, a heavy artillery specialist was hired in April 1884 to help the construction of a new artillery plant in Osaka. The description from Brassey's Naval Annual of 1892 reads "The howitzer was a 28-cm rifled
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At the outbreak of the First World War, it is estimated there were 22 Obice da 280's deployed in coastal batteries. 12 guns were deployed near SpartĂ  and 10 were deployed near Calabria guarding the straights of Messina. For transport, the Obice da 280 could be broken down into multiple wagon loads
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of the period with an inner steel barrel reinforced with multiple layers of cast iron hoops. Starting in 1890 the Italians produced the design in a number of different lengths and they were designated by their diameter and length in calibers
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Although the majority of combatants had heavy field artillery prior to the outbreak of the First World War, none had adequate numbers of heavy guns in service, nor had they foreseen the growing importance of heavy artillery once the
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In 1908 the Italian coastal artillery analyzed reports from the Russo-Japanese War of the performance of the Japanese guns and found them unsatisfactory. This led to the adoption of two new guns to replace the Obice da 280, the
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buffers. When the gun fired the hydraulic buffer slowed the recoil of the cradle which slid up a set of inclined rails on the firing platform and then returned to position by the combined action of the buffers and gravity.
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In the Coastal Defense role, the Obice da 280 was mounted on a rectangular carriage which consisted of a large diameter geared steel ring set into a concrete slab behind a
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After the independence and unification of Italy, the Italians were not self-sufficient in arms design and production. Foreign firms such as Armstrong,
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and then reassembled onsite on using cranes and winches. Many were removed from their coastal fortifications and were deployed on the
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breech-loader of cast iron, 9 calibers long made at Osaka, from the designs of guns made for the Italians by Sir W.G. Armstrong". The
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In the coastal artillery role, the Obice da 280 was intended to pierce the thin decks of armored warships with high angle
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An unknown number survived until the Second World War and were once again deployed in coastal fortifications.
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played an important role in the destruction of the fortifications and sinking the Russian fleet during the
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which attached to the base. The recoil system for the consisted of a U-shaped gun cradle which held the
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all provided arms and helped establish local production of their designs under license.
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set in. Two sources of heavy artillery suitable for conversion to field use were
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A Obice da 280 abandoned during the Italian retreat from Caporetto.
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A good detail photo showing the breech and carriage details.
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company during the late 1800s. It was used during both the
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Carriage: 16.17 tonnes (15.91 long tons; 17.82 short tons)
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Barrel: 17.9 tonnes (17.6 long tons; 19.7 short tons)
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barrel and a slightly inclined firing platform with
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Index


Coastal artillery
Siege howitzer
Kingdom of Italy
World War I
World War II
Armstrong
Ansaldo
Barrel
Shell
bagged charge
Shell
Caliber
Breech
Interrupted screw
Recoil
Hydro-gravity
Box trail
Elevation
Traverse
Muzzle velocity
coastal defense
siege howitzer
Armstrong
Ansaldo
First
Second World Wars
Krupp
Schneider
Vickers

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