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Summary
| Description | First in a family of six inch guns and howitzers designed and manufactured in the late 19th century as medium field guns. Widely used in the first world war it was was difficult to transport because of its great weight and had a limited range. |
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| Source | 6 inch 30 cwt howitzer, British 1902 |
| Author | martin_vmorris |
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