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Country of origin: Russia
Original name: 76,2mm Pushka obr. 1936 g (76-36)
German name: 7,62cm Panzer Abwehr Kanone 36 (r)
Use: Several places in in the Atlantikwall |
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2nd Armoured Division & 4th Infantry Division Museum, Fort
Hood , Killeen, TX, USA |
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Panzermuseum, Munster, Germany |
Country of origin: Russia
Original name: 76,2mm Pushka obr. 1939 g (76-39)
German name: 7,62cm Feld Kanone 39 (r)
Use: Several places in in the Atlantikwall |
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U.S. Army Field Artillery Museum, Fort Sill, OK, USA |
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Country of origin: Russia
Original name: 122mm Pushka obr. 1931/37 g (A-19)
German name: 12,2cm Kanone 390/2 (r) (12,2cm K. 390/2 (r))
Use: Several places in in the Atlantikwall |
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U.S. Army Field Artillery Museum, Fort Sill, OK, USA |
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Country of origin: Russia
Original name: 76,2mm Pushka obr. 1941 g (76-42)/ZIS3
German name: 7,62cm Feld Kanone 288 (r)
Use: Several places in in the Atlantikwall |
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Slot Medzibosch, Medzibosch, Ukraine |
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