Bergsartilleri
(c) Photo: Sergeant Mitch Moore./MOD, OGL v1.0
Bergsartilleri är artilleri avsett för strider i bergstrakter, med delbara pjäser som lätt kan fraktas med kärror eller på packdjur. I allmänhet hade bergsartilleri kalibrar på mellan 6,5 och 10,5 centimeter.
Idag föredrar man att använda mindre artilleripjäser transporterade med helikopter för samma uppgift.
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Merlin Helicopter Carrying 105mm Light Gun MOD 45155696.jpg
(c) Photo: Sergeant Mitch Moore./MOD, OGL v1.0
A RAF Merlin helicopter carries a 105mm Light Gun during a training exercise for reservists.
(c) Photo: Sergeant Mitch Moore./MOD, OGL v1.0
A RAF Merlin helicopter carries a 105mm Light Gun during a training exercise for reservists.
Royal Air Force Benson 606 (Chiltern) Reserve Squadron instructors delivered training to British Army students during an Underslung Load Course at Benson airfield on 21st March 2013.
Students were assessed on their capability to perform drills associated with rigging a 105mm weapon system to a Royal Air Force Merlin helicopter.
- Organization: RAF
- Object Name: Ben-Unclass-20130321-208-045
- Category: MOD
- Supplemental Categories: Equipment, Aircraft, Helicopters, Merlin, Weapons, Artillery
- Keywords: 606, 606Sqn, Reserves, RAF Reserves, British Army, 105mm, Underslung Load, Royal Air Force, RAF, Equipment, Helicopter, Merlin, HC3, Army, Weapon, Artillery, Light Gun, Underslung, Load, Cargo
- Country: UK
Bergkanon M1848 side view.jpg
Författare/Upphovsman: Manxruler, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
A Norwegian 6 pounder Bergkanon M/1848 mountain gun on display at the armoury museum in the Archbishop's Palace in Trondheim, Norway.
Författare/Upphovsman: Manxruler, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
A Norwegian 6 pounder Bergkanon M/1848 mountain gun on display at the armoury museum in the Archbishop's Palace in Trondheim, Norway.