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in 1928. The howitzers were locally designated as M.28. In October 1929, a Polish delegation also evaluated the design. The contract to deliver 27 artillery pieces to Poland was signed in 1933, with actual deliveries happening circa 1934-1935. At least 14 Škoda 220 mm howitzers were captured by
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recoil system. Loading was manual, with separate shell and the bags of the propellant allowing nine different propelling charges. For transport, the howitzer was disassembled into three loads, each towed by a separate eight-ton tractor. The maximal towing speed was 30 kilometres per hour
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The 220 mm howitzers were a compromise design for their time, with decent capability to destroy fortifications and yet still mobile. Constructively, the design shared many features with the 149 mm
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German forces from Poland in September 1939 and re-designated 22 cm Mörser 538(p). Also, some howitzers were captured in April 1941 from the
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Weapons of the Third Reich: An Encyclopedic Survey of All Small Arms, Artillery and Special Weapons of the German Land Forces 1939-1945
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and re-designated 22 cm Mörser 538(j). Finally, 7 howitzers were captured by the
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had also considered adopting gun, but the plans were abandoned. The fragmentation (
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Weapons and military equipment designed in Czechoslovakia 1919–1945
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Known German coastal batteries using 22 cm Mörser 538
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from Poland and were re-used against Finland during the
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Skoda 220 mm howitzer in German coastal battery, 1943
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Czechoslovakia
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Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
World War II
Skoda
Skoda
Barrel
Shell
Caliber
Elevation
Traverse
Rate of fire
Muzzle velocity
howitzer
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Skoda Model 1928 gun
hydro-pneumatic
Škoda Works
Czechoslovakia
Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Kingdom of Yugoslavia

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