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7.5 cm GebirgsKanone 13

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Which was hard enough to do on flat muddy ground but became even more difficult when there was a lack of roads. Traditional field artillery could usually be broken down into separate wagon loads with the barrel on one wagon towed by a horse team while a second horse team towed the carriage. However, there was the issue of the gun crew being unable to reassemble the guns due to a lack of oxygen, cold temperatures, and weighed down with thick clothing.
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However, the trade-off was mountain guns didn't stand up well to being towed when assembled due to their jointed designs. Also to keep weight down the guns were often small caliber with reduced propellant loads to reduce recoil and lacked range because their barrels were short to keep them light and
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who found Rheinmetall mountain guns useful because of their ability to be broken down into pack loads due to a lack of roads. When World War I broke out Krupp had 4 undelivered guns that were ordered by Chile and these were confiscated by the German Army and tested during the winter of 1914/1915.
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The problem that Krupp's engineers had to solve was there was often a lack of roads and rail lines in mountainous regions and only narrow rocky footpaths existed. The field artillery of the time was designed to be towed by horse teams over gravel roads and then manhandled into firing position.
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What was needed was a gun that was light and could be broken down into multiple loads for transport by the gun crew and pack animals. Horses could carry more weight but were large and not always sure-footed. Mules were smaller, sure-footed, but were stubborn and carried less weight. After
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became a major arms supplier and one of their better-selling product lines was mountain guns and Krupp sold 688 mountain guns to its customers before World War I. Many of its customers had mountainous borders which were sometimes ill-defined and often were in dispute.
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experimentation it was found that if a gun could be broken down into multiple loads a mule was capable of carrying a 100 kg (220 lb) load and the gun crews were able to reassemble and manhandle the guns into position.
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mountain guns so they were discarded and an unknown number were supplied to Turkey. Romania got 16 pieces in 1913, 8 of them remained in service by the beginning of 1918.
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Another 72 guns were ordered which was enough to equip 9 batteries of 4 guns. In 1916 two guns were delivered by the
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recoil mechanism. For transport, the gun could be dismantled into eight mule loads or hooked to a
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Before World War I Germany lacked dedicated mountain artillery units despite Krupp and
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to Schutztruppe in East Africa. In service, they were judged to be inferior to
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A 7.5 cm GebirgsKanone 13 of the Schutztruppe in East Africa during World War I.
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Mountain guns at the National Military Museum, Romania. Russian
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center. The 7.5 cm GebirgsKanone 13 is at far right.
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A partially assembled GebirgsKanone at maximum elevation.
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A folded GebirgsKanone attached to a caisson for towing.
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producing guns for export. The exception was Germany's
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165 years of existence of the modern Romanian artillery
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One 7.5 cm GebirgsKanone 13 without shield at the
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Index


Mountain gun
German Empire
German Empire
Chile
Ottoman Empire
Romania
World War I
Krupp
Barrel
Shell
Fixed quick-fire
Shell
Caliber
Breech
Horizontal sliding-wedge
Recoil
Hydro-pneumatic
Box trail
Elevation
Traverse
Rate of fire
Muzzle velocity
mountain gun
World War I
Krupp
breech-loaded
horizontal sliding-wedge
Fixed quick-fire
box trail

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