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English: 105 mm cannon 1935 Model

(Bourges Short Gun)

Breech-loading medium caliber short gun with a steel barrel. The dual trail gun mount is iron cast. With a wide traversing ability, this cannon was designed for destruction of lightly fortified strong points.
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