Introduced in 1897, this 75mm artillery piece used advanced recoil and breech mechanisms for its time. Although passed by the British 18lber and German 77mm field pieces in WWI, it still did yeoman service in the French and American armies. Over 17,000 produced by the end of the war.
Aberdeen Museum and Tank Park
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History of APG
Inside the Museum
- German Schwimmwagen
French 75mm Model 1897 Artillery
German Kubelwagen
Chinese 120mm Mortar
WWII German Granatwerfer 36 Grenade Launcher, German WWI 1916 Mortar
German MGs WWI and WWII
Israeli Uzi
Soviet PPSh41 "Burp Gun"
El Emulo Spanish 12lber Cannon
French WWII Renault R-35 Tank
German Goliath B1
Japanese 7.7mm Heavy Machine Gun
WWII Grenades
WWII Anti-Tank Shells
Nordenfelt Machine Gun
Tank and Artillery Park
- WWI British
WWII German
- German PzI Tank
German Pz 35 (t) Tank
German PzIII Tank
German PzIV Tank
German PzV Panther Tank
German 88mm AT Gun
German JagdPz IV Tank Destroyer
German JagdPz V Jagdpanther Tank Destroyer
German JagdPz VI Jagdtiger Tank Destroyer
German Grille Self-Propelled Artillery
German Hetzer Tank Destroyer
German Heuschrecke 10 Light Howitzer
German Marder II and III Tank Destroyer
German Nashorn Tank Destroyer
German Sturmpanzer IV Brummbar
German StuG III Assault Gun
German 37mm Flak 43 AA Gun
German 128mm Flak 40 AA Gun
German "Anzio Annie" [Leopold] RR Gun
WWII USA
- US M20 Armored Car
US M3 Half Track (M16 variant with quad 50s)
US Twin 40mm AA
US M3 Lee (Grant) Tank
US 8" Artillery
WWII Japanese
WWII Italian
WWII Soviet
- Soviet T-34 Tank
Soviet T-34/85 Tank
Soviet SU-76 Assault Gun
Soviet SU-100 Assault Gun
Soviet IS-3 Iosef Stalin Tank
WWII British
WWII French
Post War
Other
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