Your Nation's artillery

[Nekronia]

What is your nation's artillery?

[UCDF]

Something... I haven't thought of that...

[Nekronia]

Something... I haven't thought of that...

Very descriptive!

[Ruskarkand]

Ruskarkand uses the SPG prototype "GW TIGER II"


It's 200mm cannon is capable of tearing even the biggest tank into ribbons.
The tank is soon to be remade on the chassis of an A-8 Tiger

[Imeriata]

railway guns

Bels vrede railway gun

Weight: 1,500 tonnes
Barrel length: 35 m
Caliber: 1000 mm
Rate of fire: 1 round every 40 to 50 minutes
Muzzle velocity: 850 m/s
Maximum range: 45 km

Cannons

Heavy cannon -Mark 1518

Weight: 13,000 kg
Barrel length: 5.915 m
Caliber: 155 mm
Rate of fire: 2 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 735 m/s
Maximum range: 25,000 m

Light cannon - Mark 1521

Weight: 1,320 kilograms
Barrel length: 2.347 metres
Caliber: 75 mm
Rate of fire: 10 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 700 m/s
Maximum range: 15,000 metres

Howitzers

Heavy howitzer - Mark 1532

Weight: 6,680 kilograms
Barrel length: 2.675 metres
Caliber: 211 millimetres
Rate of fire: 1-2 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 500 metres per second
Maximum range: 15,000

Light howitzer - Mark 1528

Weight: 1,400 kilograms
Barrel length: 1.02 metres
Caliber: 170 mm
Rate of fire: 5 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 400 m/s
Maximum range: 7,000 metres

Mortars

Mortar - Mark 1535

Weight: 483 kg
Barrel length: 646 millimetres
Caliber: 170 mm
Rate of fire: 20 rpm
Muzzle velocity: 200 m/s
Effective range: 500 m
Maximum range: 2000 m

Rocket batteries

Heavy/Light rocket battery - Mark 1526

Weight: 1,100 kilograms
Caliber: 100 millimetres/300 mm
Tubes: 49 / 9
Muzzle velocity: 230 metres per second
Maximum range: 1000 metres/4,550 meters

[Khytenna]

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we call this the blitzer (note this is not the only Artillery we have)

[Imeriata]

You need to motorize those guns.

The larger ones are supposed to be pulled by trucks even if I haven't gotten around to making those jet.

[Lowell Leber]

Army-Artillery

GT(SP)-8: ( 8 inch Self-Propelled Gun)

R(SP)-16: ( 6 inch MLRS system)

RT(SP)-20 ( 8 inch MLRS system)

G-4: ( 4 inch Light Howitzer)

Army-Air Defence Artillery

SAM-90: 3 SA-77 "Shriek" missles on mobile chassis.

[Linkisheer]

AS90


Light Gun

[Grays Harbor]

Artillery equipment of the Royal Army

[Baroneaux]

M101 - 105mm


TRF1 - 155mm


AMX 30 Auf1 - 155mm

[Interstellar America]

The M-109A6 'Paladin' Howitzer is the mainstay artillery gun of the United States Army and United States Marine Corps.

[Costa Fiero]

Costa Fiero uses the Israeli made ATMOS 2000 155mm SPH:


The Italian made OTO Melara Model 56 105mm howitzer:


The Israeli made Soltam M-71 155mm howitzer:


The German made LARS-2 110mm MLRS:


The Brazilian made ASTROS II 180 and 300mm MLRS:

[Dinosaurana]

We have several, note that we tend to name artillery after Sauropod species, thanks to their long thin shape.

The M65 Brachiosaurus:



The M50 Titanosaur:

[Bajireyn]

the main artillerypiece of the bajireyn armed forces is the M-1203A2C 'Trebuchet'

[Henotria]

Field artillery:
towed
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/152_mm_howitzer_2A65
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G5_howitzer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G7_howitzer

self propelled
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2S4_Tyulpan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2S7_Pion
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2S19_Msta

rocket launchers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BM-30_Smerch
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOS-1

[Inutoland]

Self-Propelled:

Wakaleo MLRS system


Toxodon Self-Propelled 180mm Howitzer

Trigodon Self-Propelled 157mm Howitzer (no picture at present; externally similar to Toxodon)

Towed:

180mm Howitzer


157mm Howitzer


107mm Pack Howitzer
Yup. That's a giant ground sloth toting that 107mm howitzer.

We have some towed rocket artillery too, but I haven't drawn it yet.

[Vostria]

The Vostrian army use:

The D-30J 122mm howitzer made by the Soviet Union - 303 in service


The M84 NORA A 152mm howitzer made by Yugoslavia - 56 in service


The 2S1 Gvozdika Self-propelled artillery made by the Soviet Union - 72 in service


The M-77 Multiple rocket launcher made by Yugoslavia - 70 in service


The M-87 Multiple rocket launcher made by Serbia - 4 in service

[Portugal 2874]

Portugal has a LOT of types of artillery. Ill post some of them:

Stationary artillery:

Bravia AP546 250mm cannon:

Bravia AP55 155mm light cannon:

Bravia CAT25 120mm Light howitzer (dual-purpose, anti tank and artillery):

Bravia MP234 130mm heavy mortar:

Valentino T45 Heavy Howitzer 350mm:

Self Propelled artillery:

Bravia AAP161 Arqueiro (archer) 155mm:

Bravia AAP63 250mm:

Bravia AAP361 155mm:

Rocket artillery (stationary and self propelled):

Bravia BF52 and the Bravia F42 rocket

Bravia LPF109 and the Bravia MAT23 multi purpose missile (has a cluster ammunition for artillery purposes)

Bravia AFM462 self propelled rocket launcher

Bravia AFM532 Self propelled rocket launcher

Bravia AFM536 long range balistic missile launcher

Coastal artillery (very common use for artillery)

Bravia CAC119 coastal defense vehicle firing a Bravia MC99 Anti Ship missile:

Many coastal bases has turret emplaced artillery like the 1m Valentino T562 cannon:

I just had to stop, we have so many types of artillery.
If you ask why almost all the cannons are made by Bravia, its because Bravia is a very powerful enterprise that makes almost everything both for the military and civilians.

[Veceria]

• HMA Hellhound Mobile Artillery
• T-CXVI Bloodhound Mobile Mortar Tank
• T-SPG Kentaur Self propelled Gun
• T-MRL I Hydra Multiple Rocket launcher
• T-MRL II Hydra Multiple Rocket launcher
• T-MRL III Multiple Rocket launcher

[Strykla]

We use the 155mm gun on our SPA Specter System. For rocket artillery, the M270 MLRS and ATACMS systems work just fine. The M777 is the workhorse of our towed systems.

[Grittonia]

Currently, the Grittonian Military uses many different makes and models of artillery. However, they plan on standardizing it when the AB 'Panfilov' comes into production, in 2011.

[Sheariliik]

oops.

[Green Port]

Something... I haven't thought of that...

This
I know i need artillery, but every time i start thinking about it something else pops in my mind

[The Rubble Belt]

Apart from going into various infantry portable rail guns this is the closest thing in the Rubble Navy to heavy artillery. The THOR nuclear delivery platform is designed to carry 60 missiles to a launch point. Each missile can reach very high speeds and they are normally armed with a 25mt nuclear warhead although biological and chemical warheads have also been cleared for deployment via THOR. Due to the size of THOR most ships in the Rubble Navy carry only one or two, a large ground based version was considered but for obvious reasons never built.

THOR is normally used against fleets of huge size of against planets where the detonation of so many warheads in quick sucessesion can (on smaller planets) cause an extinction event.

THOR next to a Navy technician.


A veiw of THOR's three major components, the rocket, the missile canisters and the nosecone.


A closeup of the missile housing.


THOR shortly after payload release.

Although I designed this I have to give credit to Hive Mind Primus. I came up with this while trying to think of a way to defeat his hive ship.