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The 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze M 94 was a … The 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze M 94 was a heavy howitzer used by Austria-Hungary in World War I. It had a bronze barrel and relied on wheel ramps to absorb its recoil. The barrel was modified in 1899 as the M 99 and can be identified by its octagonal shape. Both howitzers could be mounted on a wide variety of carriages to suit their mission, including a carriage only 1.13 metres (44 in) wide for mountain use. Around the start of the 20th century both the M 94 and M 99 were modified to increase their elevation up to 65°. The elevation arc had to be extended and the trunnion mounts and wheels had to be strengthened to withstand the greater recoil forces when firing at high elevation. They were known as the M 94/4 and the M 99/4 after modification. M 94/4 and the M 99/4 after modification.
, Il 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze M. 94 era un … Il 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze M. 94 era un obice pesante austro-ungarico impiegato dall'Esercito imperial regio durante la prima guerra mondiale. Il M. 94 era dotato di canna in bronzo ed era privo di freno di sparo; era dotato robusti cunei di legno dietro alle ruote che, opportunamente puntellati, riportavano il pezzo nella posizione originaria. La canna venne modificata nel 1899; questi pezzi, denominati M. 99, sono riconoscibili per la forma ottagonale della canna. Entrambe le bocche da fuoco potevano essere incavalcate su una vasta varietà di affusti, a seconda dell'impiego, incluso un affusto con carreggiata di soli 1,13 metri per l'impiego in montagna. Nei primi anni del XX secolo sia gli obici M. 94 che M. 99 furono modificati al fine di aumentarne l'elevazione a 65°, irrobustendo di conseguenza gli orecchioni e le ruote per resistere ai maggiori sforzi di rinculo alle alte elevazioni; le armi così modificate furono denominate rispettivamente M. 94/4 e M. 99/4.ominate rispettivamente M. 94/4 e M. 99/4.
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, The 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze M 94 was a … The 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze M 94 was a heavy howitzer used by Austria-Hungary in World War I. It had a bronze barrel and relied on wheel ramps to absorb its recoil. The barrel was modified in 1899 as the M 99 and can be identified by its octagonal shape. Both howitzers could be mounted on a wide variety of carriages to suit their mission, including a carriage only 1.13 metres (44 in) wide for mountain use. Around the start of the 20th century both the M 94 and M 99 were modified to increase their elevation up to 65°. The elevation arc had to be extended and the trunnion mounts and wheels had to be strengthened to withstand the greater recoil forces when firing at high elevation. They were known as the M 94/4 and the M 99/4 after modification. M 94/4 and the M 99/4 after modification.
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