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It is estimated a total of 338 Model 1910 guns were produced in France by
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In 1913 there were 19 heavy artillery batteries of Model 1910 guns in service. At the beginning of World War I there were 76 guns in service and 8 in reserve. In addition, there were another 23 in service at five
European fortresses. In June 1917, there were 189 Model 1910 guns in service on all
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guns purchased from France. From 1941-1944 these guns were assigned to the 29th and 30th Heavy
Artillery Battalions. In 1943, four 107 K/10 guns were converted to fire 105 mm ammunition and re-designated 105 K/10. Despite the widespread use of captured weapons by the Finnish Army, no Model
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Finnish heavy artillery since they were the only heavy guns available at that time. During the Winter War, 10 guns formed the 1st Heavy Artillery Battalion, but an acute shortage of ammunition forced the Finns to withdraw them from service in February 1940 and were
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