My list would be more to historic importance during WWII
1) The French 75mm field gun - introduced in 1897, the US standard in WWI, but used even after WWII. The Poles used it and it claimed many German tanks in an anti-tank role. The captured ones were used by the Germans as the 7.5 cm PAK 97/38(f). With lend lease the British bought 600 from the US.
2) The Russian 76.2 field gun M1936 (F22) - One of the main Russian divisional pieces prior to WWII. these were captured in gfreat numbers and were used by the Germans in various uses especially on Marders as anti-tank guns (7.62 cm PAK 36(r)
3) The Austrian Skoda 10 cm/50 K10, K11 was a standard artillery piece for the Austrians in WWI, it was given to Italy (100mm/37 Models 1924, 1927 and 1928) as war booty and was used by the Russians and the Poles. It was a standard divisional piece for the Italians in WWII.
4) The German 10.5 cm leFH 18, the divisional standard piece in WWII
5) The Nebelwerfer series of rocket artillery used by the Germans in WWII, commonly called the Screaming Meemies by US troops.
6) The US 105mm M1 or M2 Howitzer, the US strandard divisonal howitzer
7) The M7 Priest HMC, built upon the M3 chassis, it brought mobility to US armored divisions artillery units in WWII. Many times it would just stop and shoot, not needing to put a spade down to fire. Rated at 4 rounds per minutes, but could be fast fired at 10 rounds per minutes. The higher rate burnt out the tubes faster as well due the extra heat build up.
8) The Wespe, The German mating of a PzII chasis with the standard 10.5 cm leFH,
9) The US M12, again using the M3 chassis, but here the WWI 150mm gun was used.
10) Anything that Major Becker of the 21st Panzer division got his hands on. He mobilized many types of artillery pieces especially 75mm and 105mm pieces
Mike T.
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