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English: World War II Era Medium field howitzer., photo by Joseph Comeau, Canada Day 2008 It is a World War 1/2 Medium range field gun. Made in 1918, it was the 6th gun to be made that year.
Date (last version); 2006-09-03 (first version)
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  • 2008-07-03 14:10 JPOC226 2048×1536× (1442805 bytes) Mark-6 155mm 6/36 in 1918 Set with camouflage netting for Canada Day
  • 2006-09-03 05:46 Magu2k 2272×1704× (1623212 bytes) World War II Era anti-aircraft gun., photo by Matthew Mckay, 2006

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