
A list of the world's artillery, by type. For a list by nation of origin, see also list of artillery by nation. ''Note that internal links may not be exact. Please complete a search before starting a new article based on a name given here to avoid duplication.'' == List by artillery type == == Mortars == {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 45 mm | Brixia Model 35 | Italy | World War II |- | 50 mm | Type 89 leg mortar | Japan | World War II |- | 52 mm | 2 inch Medium Mortar * | UK | WW1 |- | 60 mm | M1 | United States | World War II |- | 60 mm | M19 | United States | |- | 60 mm | M224 Mortar | United States | Cold War/Modern |- | 76.2 mm | ML 3 Inch Mortar | United Kingdom | |- | 76.2 mm | Stokes 3 inch Mortar | United Kingdom | WW1 |- | 76.2 mm | Davidka | Israel | 1948 Arab-Israeli war |- | 81 mm | sGrW 34 | Germany | World War II |- | 81 mm | Brandt mle 27/31 | France | |- | 81 mm | British 81 mm mortar | United Kingdom | |- | 81 mm | M29 Mortar | United States | Cold War |- | 81 mm | M252 Mortar | United States | Modern |- | 82 mm | 2B14 Podnos | Russia | Modern |- | 82 mm | PM-37 | Soviet Union | |- | 82 mm | 2B9 Vasilek | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 107 mm | M30 Mortar | United States | |- | 120 mm | 2S9 Anona | Russia | Modern |- | 120 mm | 2S12 Sani | Russia | Modern |- | 120 mm | Brandt 120 mm mortar | France | |- | 120 mm | M120 Mortar | United States | |- | 120 mm | M121 Mortar | United States | |- | 120 mm | M1938 mortar | Soviet Union | |- | 120 mm | Soltam Dragon EFSS | Israel | |- | 120 mm | UB M52 | Yugoslavia | |- | 152 mm | Newton 6 inch Mortar | UK | WW1 |- | 160 mm | M1943 mortar | Soviet Union | |- | 240 mm | 2S4 Tyulpan / M1975 | Soviet Union | |} * Note - mortar bore size, not mortar bomb size. ===Siege mortars=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 225 mm | 22.5 cm heavy trench mortar | Austria-Hungary | World War I |- | 240 mm | 9.45 inch Heavy Mortar ''Flying Pig'' | UK | World War I |- | 245 mm | 24.5 cm heavy trench mortar | Austria-Hungary | World War I |- | 280 mm | St Chamond Mortier de 280 sur Chenilles | France | World War I |- | 305 mm | Skoda 305 mm | Austria-Hungary | World War I |- | 420 mm | Big Bertha | Germany | World War I |- | 914 mm | Little David | United States | World War II |} == Grenade launchers == ''See List_of_grenade_launchers'' ==Recoilless rifles== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 57 mm | M18 recoilless rifle | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 73 mm | SPG-9 | Soviet Union | Cold War/Modern |- | 75 mm | M20 recoilless rifle | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 82 mm | M59A | Czechoslovakia | Cold War |- | 82 mm | B-10 recoilless rifle | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 82 mm | M-60 recoilless rifle | Yugoslavia | Cold War |- | 84 mm | Carl Gustav recoilless rifle | Sweden | Cold War/Modern |- | 90 mm | PV-1110 | Sweden | Cold War/Modern |- | 90 mm | M67 recoilless rifle | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 94 mm | RCL 3.7 inch Gun | United Kingdom | World War II/Cold War |- | 95 mm | M/58 | Finland | Cold War |- | 105 mm | Modelo 1968 | Argentina | Cold War |- | 105 mm | M27 recoilless rifle | United States | Cold War |- | 105 mm | M-65 | Yugoslavia | Cold War |- | 106 mm | M40 recoilless rifle | United States | Cold War |- | 107 mm | B-11 recoilless rifle | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 120 mm | L4 Mobat | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 120 mm | L6 Wombat | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 120 mm | L4 Mobat | United Kingdom | Cold War |} == Guns == === Cannon === *Armstrong Gun *Basilisk cannon === Light Autocannons === ''See List of modern weapons'' === Infantry and mountain guns === {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 37 mm | Canon d'Infantrie de 37 mle 1916 TRP | France | World War I |- | 37 mm | Canon d'Infantrie de 37 mle 1916 TRP | United States | World War I |- | 37 mm | Type 11 infantry gun | Japan | World War II |- | 60 mm | Brandt LR | France | |- | 65 mm | Canon de 65 M(montagne) modele 1906 | France | World War I |- | 65 mm | 65 mm mountain gun | Italy | World War I |- | 70 mm | 2.75 inch Mountain Gun | United Kingdom/India | World War I |- | 70 mm | Type 92 Battalion Gun | Japan | World War II |- | 75 mm | Bofors Model 34 | Sweden | World War II |- | 75 mm | Canon de 75 M(montagne) modele 1919 Schneider | France | World War II |- | 75 mm | Canon de 75 M(montagne) modele 1928 | France | World War II |- | 75 mm | Canon de 75 modele 1934 | Belgium | World War II |- | 75 mm | Canone de 75 mle 1897 | France | World War I |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm Gebirgskanone Model 1911 | Germany | World War I |- | 75 mm | Krupp Model 1903 | Germany | World War I |- | 75 mm | M1 Pack Howitzer | United States | |- | 75 mm | M8 Pack Howitzer | United States | World War II |- | 75 mm | Obice de 75/18 Mod 35 | Italy | World War II |- | 75 mm | Skoda M1915 | Austria-Hungary | World War I |- | 75 mm | Type 35 75 mm gun | Japan | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm leichte Infantriegeschutz 18 | Germany | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm leichte Infantriegeschutz 18 | Germany | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm Infantriegeschutz 37 | Germany | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm leichte Infantriegeschutz 18 | Germany | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm GebG 36 | Germany | World War II |- | 76 mm | Canon de 76 FRC | Belgium | |- | 76 mm | Canon de 76 M(montagne) modele 1909 Schneider | France | World War I |- | 76.2 mm | BLC 15 pdr | United Kingdom | |- | 76.2 mm | M1939 gun | Soviet Union | World War II |- | 76.2 mm | M1942 gun | Soviet Union | World War II |- | 76.2 mm | QF 13 pdr | United Kingdom | |- | 76.2 mm | QF 15 pdr Mk.I | United Kingdom | |} *77 mm FK16 field gun (Germany) *77 mm M96nA field gun (Germany) *83.8 mm British Ordnance QF 18 pdr (United Kingdom) (WW1) *100 mm / 10 cm M1917 gun (Germany) *100 mm / 10 cm Skoda 100 mm Model 1914/19 (Czechoslovakia) *Canon Court de 105 M(montagne) modele 1909 Schneider (France) *Canon Court de 105 M(montagne) modele 1919 Schneider (France) *Canon Court de 105 M(montagne) modele 1919 Schneider (France) *105 mm LG1 (United Kingdom/Canada) *127 mm BL 60 pdr Mk.I (United Kingdom) WW1, WW2 *128 mm / 12.8 cm K 44 (Germany) *135 mm / 13.5 cm FK 1909 field gun (Germany) *149 mm Model 1877 Siege Gun (Italy) *150 mm / 15 cm L/40 FK i.R. (Germany) *150 mm / 15 cm sIG 33 (Germany) === Tank guns === {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 37 mm | Skoda 37 mm A7 | Czechoslovakia | World War II |- | 37 mm | Skoda 37 mm Model 1934 | Czechoslovakia | World War II |- |37 mm |Ordnance QF 2 pdr |United Kingdom |WW2 |- |57 mm |QF 6 pdr |United Kingdom |WW2 |- | 76.2 mm |Ordnance QF 17 pdr | United Kingdom | WW2 |- | 76.2 mm |Ordnance QF 17 pdr#77 mm HV |United Kingdom | WW2 |- |84 mm |Ordnance QF 20 pdr | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 88 mm | KwK 36 | Germany | World War II |- | 88 mm | KwK 43 L71 | Germany | World War II |- | 95 mm | Ordnance 32 pounder | United Kingdom | WW2 |- | 105 mm | Royal Ordnance L7 | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 125 mm | Royal Ordnance L11A5 | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 125 mm | L30 | United Kingdom | |- |} === Anti-tank guns === {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 13.9 mm | 0.55 inch Boyes Anti-tank Rifle |(United Kingdom) |WW2 |- | 14.5 mm | PTRD 1941 anti-tank rifle | Soviet Union | |- |14.5 mm |PTRS 1941 anti-tank rifle |Soviet Union | |- |20 mm |Type 97 anti-tank rifle |(Japan) | |- |28 mm |2.8 cm PzB 41 |Germany | |- |37 mm |3.7 cm 1918 |Germany | |- |37 mm |3.7 cm PaK.35/36 |Germany | |- |37 mm |Bofors 37 mm |Sweden | |- |37 mm |M3 Anti-tank Gun |United States | |- |37 mm |Skoda 37 mm Model 1937 |Czechoslovakia | |- |40 mm |Ordnance QF 2 pdr |United Kingdom | |- |} * 47 mm Type 01 anti-tank gun (Japan) * 47 mm Skoda 47 mm Model 1936 (Czechoslovakia) * 50 mm / 5 cm PaK 38 (Germany) * 57 mm QF 6 pdr United Kingdom WW2 * 75 mm / 7.5 cm PaK 40 (Germany) * 75 mm / 7.5 cm PaK 41 (Germany) * 76.2 mm Ordnance QF 17 pdr (United Kingdom) * 76.2 mm M1942 (Soviet Union) * 76.2 mm M5 3 inch Gun (United States) * 81.4 mm / 8 cm PAW 600 (Germany) * 88 mm gun (Germany) * 100 mm 2A19 / T-12 (Russia) * 100 mm 2A29 / MT-12 (Russia) * 100 mm Type 86 anti-tank gun (China) * 120 mm 2A60 (Russia) * 125 mm 2A45 (Russia) * 128 mm / 12.8 cm PaK.44 (Germany) ===Self-propelled anti-tank guns=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *57 mm ASU-57 (Soviet Union) *75 mm StuG III Ausf F/G (Germany) *85 mm ASU-85 (Soviet Union) *90 mm M56 SPAA (United States) *120 mm 2S23 Nona (Russia) *122 mm ISU-122 (Soviet Union) *152 mm ISU-152 (Soviet Union) ===Naval guns=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | Paixhans guns | | |- | 25 | Mk38 | United States | |- | 30 (x6) | AK-630 | Russia | Cold War/Modern |- | 114 | 4.5 inch (114 mm) gun | United Kingdom | |- | 380 | 38 cm L 45 | Germany | World War I |- | 381 | 15\"/42 Mk 1 | United Kingdom | World War I |- | 406 | 16-50 Mark 7 | United States | World War II/Cold War |} === Anti-aircraft guns === {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 14.5 mm | ZPU-1 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 14.5 mm (x2) | Type 58 | China | Cold War |- | 14.5 mm (x2) | ZPU-2 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 14.5 mm (x3) | Type 56 | China | Cold War |- | 14.5 mm (x4) | ZPU-4 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 19 mm | Becker Gun | Germany | |- | 20 mm | FlaK 30 | Germany | World War II |- | 20 mm | FlaK 38 | Germany | World War II |- | 20 mm | 2 cm Gebirgsflak 38 | Germany | World War II |- | 20 mm | Polsten | Poland/United Kingdom | World War II |- | 20 mm | Oerlikon GAI-BO1 | Switzerland | Cold War/Modern |- | 20 mm | Rheinmetall Rh202 | Germany | |- | 20 mm | Tarasque | France | Modern |- | 20 mm (x2) | TCM-20 | Israel | Modern |- | 20 mm (x4) | 2 cm FlaK vierling 38 | Germany | World War II |- | 20 mm (x6) | M167 Vulcan | United States | Modern |- | 23 mm (x2) | ZU-23 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 35 mm (x2) | Oerlikon GDF-001 | Switzerland | Modern |- | 37 mm | 3.7 cm FlaK 36 | Germany | World War II |- | 37 mm | 3.7 cm FlaK 37 | Germany | World War II |- | 37 mm | 3.7 cm FlaK 43 | Germany | World War II |- | 37 mm |Pom-Pom (gun) | UK | World War II |- | 37 mm | 37 mm Gun M1 | United States | World War II |- | 37 mm | M1939 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 37 mm | Type 55 | China | Cold War |- | 37 mm (x2) | Type 65 | China | Cold War |- | 37 mm (x2) | Type 74 | China | Cold War |- | 40 mm | Bofors 40 mm gun | Sweden | World War II/Cold War/Modern |- | 40 mm | Bofors 40 mm gun | Sweden | World War II/Cold War/Modern |- | 40 mm | Bofors 40 mm gun | Italy | Cold War/Modern |- | 50 mm | FlaK 41 | Germany | World War II |- | 57 mm | S-60 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 57 mm | Type 59 | China | Cold War |- | 75 mm | Bofors Model 29 | Sweden | |- | 75 mm | Type 88 | Japan | |- | 76 mm | QF 3 inch 20 cwt | United Kingdom | |- | 76 mm | QF 13 pdr 9 cwt | United Kingdom | |- | 76 mm | 3-in Gun M3 | United States | World War II |- | 77 mm | 7.7 cm 1914 | Germany | World War I |- | 85 mm | KS-12 | Soviet Union | |- | 85 mm | M39 | Soviet Union | |- | 85 mm | Type 72 | China | |- | 88 mm | 88 mm gun | Germany | World War II |- | 88 mm | 88 mm gun | Germany | World War II |- | 90 mm | 90 mm Gun M1 | United States | World War II |- | 90 mm | 90 mm Gun M3 | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 94 mm | QF 3.7 inch Gun Mk.1 | United Kingdom | |- | 100 mm | KS-19 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 100 mm | Type 59 | China | Cold War |- | 105 mm | FlaK 38 | Germany | World War II |- | 114 mm | QF 4.5 inch Gun | United Kingdom | |- | 128 mm | FlaK 40 | Germany | World War II |- | 130 mm | KS-30 | Soviet Union | Cold War |} ===Self-propelled anti-aircraft guns=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 20 mm (x3) | BOV APC | Yugoslavia | Cold War |- | 20 mm (x6) | M163 Vulcan | United States | |- | 20 mm (x6) | M163 Machbet (+Stinger) | Israel | Lebanon War/Modern |- | 23 mm (x4) | ZSU-23-4 | Soviet Union | Lebanon War (1982) |- | 25 mm (x4) | Sidam-25 | Italy | |- | 30 mm (x2) | AMX-13 | France | Cold War |- | 30 mm (x2) | M53/59 | Czechoslovakia | Cold War |- | 30 mm (x2) | Wildcat SPAA | Germany | Cold War/Modern |- | 35 mm (x2) | GDF-CO3 | Switzerland | |- | 35 mm (x2) | Gepard | Germany | Cold War/Modern |- | 35 mm (x2) | Type 87 | Japan | |- | 37 mm (x2) | Type 63 | China | Cold War |- | 40 mm (x2) | M42 Duster | United States | Cold War |- | 40 mm (x2) | M247 Sergeant York | United States | Cold War |- | 57 mm (x2) | ZSU-57-2 | Soviet Union/Russia | Cold War/Modern |- | 76 mm | Otomatic Air Defense Tank | Italy | Modern |- |} ==Howitzers and Field Guns== ===Towed howitzers and field guns=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *87.6 mm QF 25 pdr (United Kingdom) *87.6 mm 25 Pounder Short Mark 1 (Australia) *95 mm 95 mm Infantry Howitzer (United Kingdom) *105 mm Canon de 105 Schneider Mle 1913 (France) *105 mm 10.5 cm leFH 18 (Germany) *105 mm 10.5 cm leFH 18 (M) (Germany) *105 mm G7 howitzer (South Africa) *105 mm M2A1 howitzer (United States) *105 mm M3 howitzer (United States) *105 mm M101 howitzer (United States) *105 mm M102 howitzer (United States) *105 mm M119 howitzer (United States) *105 mm OTO-Melara Mod 56 (Italy) *114 mm BL 4.5 inch Gun (United Kingdom) *120 mm Krupp M1905 howitzer (Germany) *120 mm 4.7 inch M1906 field gun (United States) *122 mm M1938 M-30 (Soviet Union) *122 mm 2A18 / D-30 howitzer (Soviet Union) *122 mm D-74 howitzer (Soviet Union) *122 mm Type 54 howitzer (China) *122 mm Type 60 howitzer (China) *127 mm BL 5 inch Howitzer (United Kingdom) *127 mm 60 pounder (UK) *130 mm M-46 howitzer (Soviet Union) *130 mm Type 59 howitzer (China) *140 mm BL 5.5 inch Gun (United Kingdom) *149 mm Skoda 149 mm Model 14 howitzer (Austria-Hungary) *149 mm Skoda 149 mm Model 14/16 howitzer (Austria-Hungary) *149.2 mm M1915 15 cm howitzer (Japan) *150 mm 15 cm FH 17 (Germany) *150 mm 15 cm sFH 18 (Germany) *152 mm 2A6 field gun (Russia) *152 mm 2A36 Giatsint / M1976 (Russia) *152 mm 2A65 / M1987 (Russia) * 152 mm BL 6 inch 26 cwt Howitzer (United Kingdom) * 152 mm BL 6 inch 30 cwt Howitzer (United Kingdom) * 152 mm 15 cm M1877 (Russia) * 152 mm M1909/30 howitzer (Soviet Union) * 152 mm M1937 ML-20 gun-howitzer (Soviet Union) * 152 mm M1943 D-1 howitzer (Soviet Union) * 152 mm M1955 D-20 gun-howitzer (Soviet Union) * 152 mm Type 66 howitzer (China) * 152 mm Type 83 howitzer (China) * 155 mm Bandkanon 1A (Sweden) * 155 mm FH-70 howitzer (Germany/Italy/United Kingdom) * 155 mm FH-77A howitzer (Sweden) * 155 mm FH-88 howitzer (Singapore) * 155 mm FH-2000 (Singapore) * 155 mm G5 howitzer (South Africa) * 155 mm GC-45 howitzer (Austria) * 155 mm GHN-45 howitzer (South Africa/Iraq) * 155 mm 155-mm Gun M1 (United States) * 155 mm 155-mm Gun M1 (United States) * 155 mm M114 howitzer (United States) * 155 mm M198 howitzer (United States) * 155 mm M389 howitzer (Russia) * 155 mm M777 howitzer (United States) * 155 mm Mle 1950 howitzer (France) * 155 mm Model 77 howitzer (Argentina) * 155 mm Norinco WAC-021 / W132 / PZL-45 (China) * 155 mm Rimailho Model 1904TR (Italy) * 155 mm Royal Ordnance Light Towed Howitzer (United Kingdom) * 155 mm Santa Barbara SB-155/39 howitzer (Spain) * 155 mm Soltam M68 gun-howitzer (Israel) * 155 mm Type 89 howitzer (China) * 155 mm Model TR (France) * 182.9 mm BL 7.2 inch Howitzer Mk.I to Mk.6 (United Kingdom) * 194 mm GPF 194 mm (France) * 203 mm BL 8 inch Howitzer (United Kingdom) * 203 mm 8-in Howitzer M1 (United States) * 203 mm 8-in Howitzer M1 (United States) * 203 mm M1931 L/25 B-4 (Soviet Union) * 210 mm 21 cm Mrs 18 (Germany) * 210 mm Obice da 210/22 (Italy) * 210 mm Paris Gun (Germany) * 211 mm 21 cm howitzer (Germany) * 240 mm M1 240 mm Howitzer (United States) * 240 mm Canon de 240 L Mle 1884 (France) ===Self-propelled howitzers=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *76 mm SU-76 (Soviet Union) *87.6 mm Bishop_(artillery) (United Kingdom) *87.6 mm Sexton_(artillery) (United Kingdom/Canada) *105 mm AMX-13 Modele 61 *105 mm FV433 Abbot SPG (United Kingdom) *105 mm M7 Priest (United States) *105 mm Wespe (Germany) *122 mm 2S1 Gvodzika / M1974 (Soviet Union) *122 mm Type 54 SPA (China) *122 mm Type 85 SPA (China) *150 mm Hummel self-propelled artillery (Germany) *150 mm Type 4 SPA (Japan) *152 mm DANA (Czechoslovakia) *152 mm 2S3 Akatsiya / M1973 (Soviet Union) *152 mm 2S5 Giatsint (Soviet Union) *152 mm MSTA (Russia) *152 mm Type 83 SPA (China) *155 mm AS-90 (United Kingdom) *155 mm G6 howitzer (South Africa) *155 mm GCT (France) *155 mm AMX-13Mk F3 (France) *155 mm K9 SPA (South Korea) *155 mm M40 SPA (United States) *155 mm M109 (United States) *155 mm M109 (United States) *155 mm Norinco SP Gun (China) *155 mm Palmaria (Italy) *155 mm PzH 2000 (Germany) *155 mm Rascal Light SPH (Israel) *155 mm T6 howitzer (South Africa) *155 mm Type 75 SPA (Japan) *155 mm Type 88 SPA / PLZ-45 (China) *203 mm 2S7 (Soviet Union) *203 mm M110_howitzer (United States) *406 mm Kondensator 2P (Soviet Union) ===Railway artillery=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *210 mm / 21 cm K12 (Germany) *240 mm Canon de 240 Mle 1893/96 (France) *Krupp K5 (Germany) *305 mm / 12 inch Railway Howitzer Mk.5 (United Kingdom) *320 mm Canon de 320 Mle 1870/93 (France) *356 mm / 13.5 inch Railway Gun (United Kingdom) *380 mm / 38 cm Max (Germany) *800 mm / 80 cm Gustav (Germany) ===Coastal defense artillery=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *280 mm / 28 cm Kustenhaubitze (Germany) *305 mm 305/17 howitzer (Italy) *406 mm M1919 16 inch Coast Gun (United States) ==Rockets== ===Artillery rockets=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *57 mm / 2 inch Rocket (United Kingdom) *70 mm SBAT-70 (Brazil) *80 mm x 12 tube D-3000 Walid (Egypt) *76.2 mm / 3 inch Rocket (United Kingdom) *76.2 mm x 32 tube Land Mattress (United Kingdom) *107 mm x 12 tube Type 63 multiple rocket launcher (China) *110 mm x 18 tube Light Artillery Rocket System (Germany) *114 mm M8 4.5 inch Rocket (United States) *122 mm x 40 tube RM-70 (Czechoslovakia) *122 mm x 40 tube Sakr-18 (Egypt) *122 mm x 40 tube Type 81 multiple rocket launcher (China) *122 mm x 50 tube 9K51 Grad / BM-21 (Soviet Union) *127 mm x 24 tube Valkyr multiple rocket launcher (South Africa) *127 mm x 32 tube ASTROS 2 (Brazil) *128 mm M71 rocket (Yugoslavia) *128 mm x 32 tube M85 / M63 (Yugoslavia) *128 mm x 32 tube YMRL-32 (Yugoslavia) *130 mm x 19 tube Type 70 multiple rocket launcher (China) *130 mm x 36 tube Kooryong (South Korea) *132 mm M-13 Katyusha (Soviet Union) *140 mm x 16 tube BM-14 / RPU-14 (Soviet Union) *150 mm x 6 tube Nebelwerfer 41 (Germany) *150 mm x 6 tube Panzerwerfer 42 (Germany) *160 mm x 26 - 36 tube LAR-160 (Israel) *180 mm x 16 tube ASTROS 2 (Brazil) *200 mm Army 20 cm Rocket (Japan) *200 mm x 4 tube BMD-20 (Soviet Union) *210 mm / 21 cm WGr 42 (Germany) *220 mm TOS-1 (Soviet Union) *220 mm x 16 tube 9P140 Uragan / BM-27 (Soviet Union) *227 mm x 8 tube M270 MLRS (United States) *240 mm x 16 tube BM-24 (Soviet Union) *240 mm x 36 rail MAR-240 (Israel) *250 mm x 6 tube BM-25 (Soviet Union) *262 mm x 12 tube M87 LRSV (Yugoslavia) *290 mm x 4 rail MAR-290 (Israel) *300 mm x 3 rail Avibras X-40 (Brazil) *300 mm x 4 tube ASTROS 2 (Brazil) *300 mm x 4 rail M-30 (Soviet Union) *300 mm x 12 tube 9A52 Smerch (Russia) *300 mm x 12 tube 9K58 Smerch (Russia) *550 mm FROG-7 (Soviet Union) *WS-1B (China) ===Antitank Rocket Launchers=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | PIAT | United Kingdom | World War II |- | 40 mm | RPG-2 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 40 mm | RPG-7 | Soviet Union | Cold War/Modern |- | 58.3 mm | RPG-16D | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 60 mm | Bazooka | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 64 mm | RPG-18 | Soviet Union | Modern |- | 66 mm | M72 LAW | United States | Cold War |- | 73 mm | RPG-22 | Soviet Union | Modern |- | 73 mm | RPG-26 | Soviet Union | Modern |- | 82 mm | B-300 | Israel | Modern |- | 83 mm | Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapon | United States | Modern |- | 84 mm | AT4 | Sweden | Modern |- | 88 mm | Panzerschreck | Germany | World War II |- | 89 mm | M20 Super Bazooka | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 90 mm | Armbrust | Germany | Modern |- | 90 mm | MATADOR (weapon) | Singapore | Modern |- | 90 mm | M79 rocket launcher | Yugoslavia | Cold War |- | 94 mm | LAW 80 | United Kingdom | Modern |- | 105 mm | RPG-27 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 105 mm | RPG-29 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 108 mm | APILAS | France | Cold War |} == See also == * Artillery * List of weapons * List of artillery by nation * List of World War II artillery Artillery Lists of weapons
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List of artillery
A list of the world's artillery, by type. For a list by nation of origin, see also list of artillery by nation. ''Note that internal links may not be exact. Please complete a search before starting a new article based on a name given here to avoid duplication.'' == List by artillery type == == Mortars == {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 45 mm | Brixia Model 35 | Italy | World War II |- | 50 mm | Type 89 leg mortar | Japan | World War II |- | 52 mm | 2 inch Medium Mortar * | UK | WW1 |- | 60 mm | M1 | United States | World War II |- | 60 mm | M19 | United States | |- | 60 mm | M224 Mortar | United States | Cold War/Modern |- | 76.2 mm | ML 3 Inch Mortar | United Kingdom | |- | 76.2 mm | Stokes 3 inch Mortar | United Kingdom | WW1 |- | 76.2 mm | Davidka | Israel | 1948 Arab-Israeli war |- | 81 mm | sGrW 34 | Germany | World War II |- | 81 mm | Brandt mle 27/31 | France | |- | 81 mm | British 81 mm mortar | United Kingdom | |- | 81 mm | M29 Mortar | United States | Cold War |- | 81 mm | M252 Mortar | United States | Modern |- | 82 mm | 2B14 Podnos | Russia | Modern |- | 82 mm | PM-37 | Soviet Union | |- | 82 mm | 2B9 Vasilek | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 107 mm | M30 Mortar | United States | |- | 120 mm | 2S9 Anona | Russia | Modern |- | 120 mm | 2S12 Sani | Russia | Modern |- | 120 mm | Brandt 120 mm mortar | France | |- | 120 mm | M120 Mortar | United States | |- | 120 mm | M121 Mortar | United States | |- | 120 mm | M1938 mortar | Soviet Union | |- | 120 mm | Soltam Dragon EFSS | Israel | |- | 120 mm | UB M52 | Yugoslavia | |- | 152 mm | Newton 6 inch Mortar | UK | WW1 |- | 160 mm | M1943 mortar | Soviet Union | |- | 240 mm | 2S4 Tyulpan / M1975 | Soviet Union | |} * Note - mortar bore size, not mortar bomb size. ===Siege mortars=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 225 mm | 22.5 cm heavy trench mortar | Austria-Hungary | World War I |- | 240 mm | 9.45 inch Heavy Mortar ''Flying Pig'' | UK | World War I |- | 245 mm | 24.5 cm heavy trench mortar | Austria-Hungary | World War I |- | 280 mm | St Chamond Mortier de 280 sur Chenilles | France | World War I |- | 305 mm | Skoda 305 mm | Austria-Hungary | World War I |- | 420 mm | Big Bertha | Germany | World War I |- | 914 mm | Little David | United States | World War II |} == Grenade launchers == ''See List_of_grenade_launchers'' ==Recoilless rifles== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 57 mm | M18 recoilless rifle | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 73 mm | SPG-9 | Soviet Union | Cold War/Modern |- | 75 mm | M20 recoilless rifle | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 82 mm | M59A | Czechoslovakia | Cold War |- | 82 mm | B-10 recoilless rifle | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 82 mm | M-60 recoilless rifle | Yugoslavia | Cold War |- | 84 mm | Carl Gustav recoilless rifle | Sweden | Cold War/Modern |- | 90 mm | PV-1110 | Sweden | Cold War/Modern |- | 90 mm | M67 recoilless rifle | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 94 mm | RCL 3.7 inch Gun | United Kingdom | World War II/Cold War |- | 95 mm | M/58 | Finland | Cold War |- | 105 mm | Modelo 1968 | Argentina | Cold War |- | 105 mm | M27 recoilless rifle | United States | Cold War |- | 105 mm | M-65 | Yugoslavia | Cold War |- | 106 mm | M40 recoilless rifle | United States | Cold War |- | 107 mm | B-11 recoilless rifle | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 120 mm | L4 Mobat | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 120 mm | L6 Wombat | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 120 mm | L4 Mobat | United Kingdom | Cold War |} == Guns == === Cannon === *Armstrong Gun *Basilisk cannon === Light Autocannons === ''See List of modern weapons'' === Infantry and mountain guns === {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 37 mm | Canon d'Infantrie de 37 mle 1916 TRP | France | World War I |- | 37 mm | Canon d'Infantrie de 37 mle 1916 TRP | United States | World War I |- | 37 mm | Type 11 infantry gun | Japan | World War II |- | 60 mm | Brandt LR | France | |- | 65 mm | Canon de 65 M(montagne) modele 1906 | France | World War I |- | 65 mm | 65 mm mountain gun | Italy | World War I |- | 70 mm | 2.75 inch Mountain Gun | United Kingdom/India | World War I |- | 70 mm | Type 92 Battalion Gun | Japan | World War II |- | 75 mm | Bofors Model 34 | Sweden | World War II |- | 75 mm | Canon de 75 M(montagne) modele 1919 Schneider | France | World War II |- | 75 mm | Canon de 75 M(montagne) modele 1928 | France | World War II |- | 75 mm | Canon de 75 modele 1934 | Belgium | World War II |- | 75 mm | Canone de 75 mle 1897 | France | World War I |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm Gebirgskanone Model 1911 | Germany | World War I |- | 75 mm | Krupp Model 1903 | Germany | World War I |- | 75 mm | M1 Pack Howitzer | United States | |- | 75 mm | M8 Pack Howitzer | United States | World War II |- | 75 mm | Obice de 75/18 Mod 35 | Italy | World War II |- | 75 mm | Skoda M1915 | Austria-Hungary | World War I |- | 75 mm | Type 35 75 mm gun | Japan | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm leichte Infantriegeschutz 18 | Germany | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm leichte Infantriegeschutz 18 | Germany | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm Infantriegeschutz 37 | Germany | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm leichte Infantriegeschutz 18 | Germany | World War II |- | 75 mm | 7.5 cm GebG 36 | Germany | World War II |- | 76 mm | Canon de 76 FRC | Belgium | |- | 76 mm | Canon de 76 M(montagne) modele 1909 Schneider | France | World War I |- | 76.2 mm | BLC 15 pdr | United Kingdom | |- | 76.2 mm | M1939 gun | Soviet Union | World War II |- | 76.2 mm | M1942 gun | Soviet Union | World War II |- | 76.2 mm | QF 13 pdr | United Kingdom | |- | 76.2 mm | QF 15 pdr Mk.I | United Kingdom | |} *77 mm FK16 field gun (Germany) *77 mm M96nA field gun (Germany) *83.8 mm British Ordnance QF 18 pdr (United Kingdom) (WW1) *100 mm / 10 cm M1917 gun (Germany) *100 mm / 10 cm Skoda 100 mm Model 1914/19 (Czechoslovakia) *Canon Court de 105 M(montagne) modele 1909 Schneider (France) *Canon Court de 105 M(montagne) modele 1919 Schneider (France) *Canon Court de 105 M(montagne) modele 1919 Schneider (France) *105 mm LG1 (United Kingdom/Canada) *127 mm BL 60 pdr Mk.I (United Kingdom) WW1, WW2 *128 mm / 12.8 cm K 44 (Germany) *135 mm / 13.5 cm FK 1909 field gun (Germany) *149 mm Model 1877 Siege Gun (Italy) *150 mm / 15 cm L/40 FK i.R. (Germany) *150 mm / 15 cm sIG 33 (Germany) === Tank guns === {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 37 mm | Skoda 37 mm A7 | Czechoslovakia | World War II |- | 37 mm | Skoda 37 mm Model 1934 | Czechoslovakia | World War II |- |37 mm |Ordnance QF 2 pdr |United Kingdom |WW2 |- |57 mm |QF 6 pdr |United Kingdom |WW2 |- | 76.2 mm |Ordnance QF 17 pdr | United Kingdom | WW2 |- | 76.2 mm |Ordnance QF 17 pdr#77 mm HV |United Kingdom | WW2 |- |84 mm |Ordnance QF 20 pdr | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 88 mm | KwK 36 | Germany | World War II |- | 88 mm | KwK 43 L71 | Germany | World War II |- | 95 mm | Ordnance 32 pounder | United Kingdom | WW2 |- | 105 mm | Royal Ordnance L7 | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 125 mm | Royal Ordnance L11A5 | United Kingdom | Cold War |- | 125 mm | L30 | United Kingdom | |- |} === Anti-tank guns === {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 13.9 mm | 0.55 inch Boyes Anti-tank Rifle |(United Kingdom) |WW2 |- | 14.5 mm | PTRD 1941 anti-tank rifle | Soviet Union | |- |14.5 mm |PTRS 1941 anti-tank rifle |Soviet Union | |- |20 mm |Type 97 anti-tank rifle |(Japan) | |- |28 mm |2.8 cm PzB 41 |Germany | |- |37 mm |3.7 cm 1918 |Germany | |- |37 mm |3.7 cm PaK.35/36 |Germany | |- |37 mm |Bofors 37 mm |Sweden | |- |37 mm |M3 Anti-tank Gun |United States | |- |37 mm |Skoda 37 mm Model 1937 |Czechoslovakia | |- |40 mm |Ordnance QF 2 pdr |United Kingdom | |- |} * 47 mm Type 01 anti-tank gun (Japan) * 47 mm Skoda 47 mm Model 1936 (Czechoslovakia) * 50 mm / 5 cm PaK 38 (Germany) * 57 mm QF 6 pdr United Kingdom WW2 * 75 mm / 7.5 cm PaK 40 (Germany) * 75 mm / 7.5 cm PaK 41 (Germany) * 76.2 mm Ordnance QF 17 pdr (United Kingdom) * 76.2 mm M1942 (Soviet Union) * 76.2 mm M5 3 inch Gun (United States) * 81.4 mm / 8 cm PAW 600 (Germany) * 88 mm gun (Germany) * 100 mm 2A19 / T-12 (Russia) * 100 mm 2A29 / MT-12 (Russia) * 100 mm Type 86 anti-tank gun (China) * 120 mm 2A60 (Russia) * 125 mm 2A45 (Russia) * 128 mm / 12.8 cm PaK.44 (Germany) ===Self-propelled anti-tank guns=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *57 mm ASU-57 (Soviet Union) *75 mm StuG III Ausf F/G (Germany) *85 mm ASU-85 (Soviet Union) *90 mm M56 SPAA (United States) *120 mm 2S23 Nona (Russia) *122 mm ISU-122 (Soviet Union) *152 mm ISU-152 (Soviet Union) ===Naval guns=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | Paixhans guns | | |- | 25 | Mk38 | United States | |- | 30 (x6) | AK-630 | Russia | Cold War/Modern |- | 114 | 4.5 inch (114 mm) gun | United Kingdom | |- | 380 | 38 cm L 45 | Germany | World War I |- | 381 | 15\"/42 Mk 1 | United Kingdom | World War I |- | 406 | 16-50 Mark 7 | United States | World War II/Cold War |} === Anti-aircraft guns === {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 14.5 mm | ZPU-1 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 14.5 mm (x2) | Type 58 | China | Cold War |- | 14.5 mm (x2) | ZPU-2 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 14.5 mm (x3) | Type 56 | China | Cold War |- | 14.5 mm (x4) | ZPU-4 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 19 mm | Becker Gun | Germany | |- | 20 mm | FlaK 30 | Germany | World War II |- | 20 mm | FlaK 38 | Germany | World War II |- | 20 mm | 2 cm Gebirgsflak 38 | Germany | World War II |- | 20 mm | Polsten | Poland/United Kingdom | World War II |- | 20 mm | Oerlikon GAI-BO1 | Switzerland | Cold War/Modern |- | 20 mm | Rheinmetall Rh202 | Germany | |- | 20 mm | Tarasque | France | Modern |- | 20 mm (x2) | TCM-20 | Israel | Modern |- | 20 mm (x4) | 2 cm FlaK vierling 38 | Germany | World War II |- | 20 mm (x6) | M167 Vulcan | United States | Modern |- | 23 mm (x2) | ZU-23 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 35 mm (x2) | Oerlikon GDF-001 | Switzerland | Modern |- | 37 mm | 3.7 cm FlaK 36 | Germany | World War II |- | 37 mm | 3.7 cm FlaK 37 | Germany | World War II |- | 37 mm | 3.7 cm FlaK 43 | Germany | World War II |- | 37 mm |Pom-Pom (gun) | UK | World War II |- | 37 mm | 37 mm Gun M1 | United States | World War II |- | 37 mm | M1939 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 37 mm | Type 55 | China | Cold War |- | 37 mm (x2) | Type 65 | China | Cold War |- | 37 mm (x2) | Type 74 | China | Cold War |- | 40 mm | Bofors 40 mm gun | Sweden | World War II/Cold War/Modern |- | 40 mm | Bofors 40 mm gun | Sweden | World War II/Cold War/Modern |- | 40 mm | Bofors 40 mm gun | Italy | Cold War/Modern |- | 50 mm | FlaK 41 | Germany | World War II |- | 57 mm | S-60 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 57 mm | Type 59 | China | Cold War |- | 75 mm | Bofors Model 29 | Sweden | |- | 75 mm | Type 88 | Japan | |- | 76 mm | QF 3 inch 20 cwt | United Kingdom | |- | 76 mm | QF 13 pdr 9 cwt | United Kingdom | |- | 76 mm | 3-in Gun M3 | United States | World War II |- | 77 mm | 7.7 cm 1914 | Germany | World War I |- | 85 mm | KS-12 | Soviet Union | |- | 85 mm | M39 | Soviet Union | |- | 85 mm | Type 72 | China | |- | 88 mm | 88 mm gun | Germany | World War II |- | 88 mm | 88 mm gun | Germany | World War II |- | 90 mm | 90 mm Gun M1 | United States | World War II |- | 90 mm | 90 mm Gun M3 | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 94 mm | QF 3.7 inch Gun Mk.1 | United Kingdom | |- | 100 mm | KS-19 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 100 mm | Type 59 | China | Cold War |- | 105 mm | FlaK 38 | Germany | World War II |- | 114 mm | QF 4.5 inch Gun | United Kingdom | |- | 128 mm | FlaK 40 | Germany | World War II |- | 130 mm | KS-30 | Soviet Union | Cold War |} ===Self-propelled anti-aircraft guns=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | 20 mm (x3) | BOV APC | Yugoslavia | Cold War |- | 20 mm (x6) | M163 Vulcan | United States | |- | 20 mm (x6) | M163 Machbet (+Stinger) | Israel | Lebanon War/Modern |- | 23 mm (x4) | ZSU-23-4 | Soviet Union | Lebanon War (1982) |- | 25 mm (x4) | Sidam-25 | Italy | |- | 30 mm (x2) | AMX-13 | France | Cold War |- | 30 mm (x2) | M53/59 | Czechoslovakia | Cold War |- | 30 mm (x2) | Wildcat SPAA | Germany | Cold War/Modern |- | 35 mm (x2) | GDF-CO3 | Switzerland | |- | 35 mm (x2) | Gepard | Germany | Cold War/Modern |- | 35 mm (x2) | Type 87 | Japan | |- | 37 mm (x2) | Type 63 | China | Cold War |- | 40 mm (x2) | M42 Duster | United States | Cold War |- | 40 mm (x2) | M247 Sergeant York | United States | Cold War |- | 57 mm (x2) | ZSU-57-2 | Soviet Union/Russia | Cold War/Modern |- | 76 mm | Otomatic Air Defense Tank | Italy | Modern |- |} ==Howitzers and Field Guns== ===Towed howitzers and field guns=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *87.6 mm QF 25 pdr (United Kingdom) *87.6 mm 25 Pounder Short Mark 1 (Australia) *95 mm 95 mm Infantry Howitzer (United Kingdom) *105 mm Canon de 105 Schneider Mle 1913 (France) *105 mm 10.5 cm leFH 18 (Germany) *105 mm 10.5 cm leFH 18 (M) (Germany) *105 mm G7 howitzer (South Africa) *105 mm M2A1 howitzer (United States) *105 mm M3 howitzer (United States) *105 mm M101 howitzer (United States) *105 mm M102 howitzer (United States) *105 mm M119 howitzer (United States) *105 mm OTO-Melara Mod 56 (Italy) *114 mm BL 4.5 inch Gun (United Kingdom) *120 mm Krupp M1905 howitzer (Germany) *120 mm 4.7 inch M1906 field gun (United States) *122 mm M1938 M-30 (Soviet Union) *122 mm 2A18 / D-30 howitzer (Soviet Union) *122 mm D-74 howitzer (Soviet Union) *122 mm Type 54 howitzer (China) *122 mm Type 60 howitzer (China) *127 mm BL 5 inch Howitzer (United Kingdom) *127 mm 60 pounder (UK) *130 mm M-46 howitzer (Soviet Union) *130 mm Type 59 howitzer (China) *140 mm BL 5.5 inch Gun (United Kingdom) *149 mm Skoda 149 mm Model 14 howitzer (Austria-Hungary) *149 mm Skoda 149 mm Model 14/16 howitzer (Austria-Hungary) *149.2 mm M1915 15 cm howitzer (Japan) *150 mm 15 cm FH 17 (Germany) *150 mm 15 cm sFH 18 (Germany) *152 mm 2A6 field gun (Russia) *152 mm 2A36 Giatsint / M1976 (Russia) *152 mm 2A65 / M1987 (Russia) * 152 mm BL 6 inch 26 cwt Howitzer (United Kingdom) * 152 mm BL 6 inch 30 cwt Howitzer (United Kingdom) * 152 mm 15 cm M1877 (Russia) * 152 mm M1909/30 howitzer (Soviet Union) * 152 mm M1937 ML-20 gun-howitzer (Soviet Union) * 152 mm M1943 D-1 howitzer (Soviet Union) * 152 mm M1955 D-20 gun-howitzer (Soviet Union) * 152 mm Type 66 howitzer (China) * 152 mm Type 83 howitzer (China) * 155 mm Bandkanon 1A (Sweden) * 155 mm FH-70 howitzer (Germany/Italy/United Kingdom) * 155 mm FH-77A howitzer (Sweden) * 155 mm FH-88 howitzer (Singapore) * 155 mm FH-2000 (Singapore) * 155 mm G5 howitzer (South Africa) * 155 mm GC-45 howitzer (Austria) * 155 mm GHN-45 howitzer (South Africa/Iraq) * 155 mm 155-mm Gun M1 (United States) * 155 mm 155-mm Gun M1 (United States) * 155 mm M114 howitzer (United States) * 155 mm M198 howitzer (United States) * 155 mm M389 howitzer (Russia) * 155 mm M777 howitzer (United States) * 155 mm Mle 1950 howitzer (France) * 155 mm Model 77 howitzer (Argentina) * 155 mm Norinco WAC-021 / W132 / PZL-45 (China) * 155 mm Rimailho Model 1904TR (Italy) * 155 mm Royal Ordnance Light Towed Howitzer (United Kingdom) * 155 mm Santa Barbara SB-155/39 howitzer (Spain) * 155 mm Soltam M68 gun-howitzer (Israel) * 155 mm Type 89 howitzer (China) * 155 mm Model TR (France) * 182.9 mm BL 7.2 inch Howitzer Mk.I to Mk.6 (United Kingdom) * 194 mm GPF 194 mm (France) * 203 mm BL 8 inch Howitzer (United Kingdom) * 203 mm 8-in Howitzer M1 (United States) * 203 mm 8-in Howitzer M1 (United States) * 203 mm M1931 L/25 B-4 (Soviet Union) * 210 mm 21 cm Mrs 18 (Germany) * 210 mm Obice da 210/22 (Italy) * 210 mm Paris Gun (Germany) * 211 mm 21 cm howitzer (Germany) * 240 mm M1 240 mm Howitzer (United States) * 240 mm Canon de 240 L Mle 1884 (France) ===Self-propelled howitzers=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *76 mm SU-76 (Soviet Union) *87.6 mm Bishop_(artillery) (United Kingdom) *87.6 mm Sexton_(artillery) (United Kingdom/Canada) *105 mm AMX-13 Modele 61 *105 mm FV433 Abbot SPG (United Kingdom) *105 mm M7 Priest (United States) *105 mm Wespe (Germany) *122 mm 2S1 Gvodzika / M1974 (Soviet Union) *122 mm Type 54 SPA (China) *122 mm Type 85 SPA (China) *150 mm Hummel self-propelled artillery (Germany) *150 mm Type 4 SPA (Japan) *152 mm DANA (Czechoslovakia) *152 mm 2S3 Akatsiya / M1973 (Soviet Union) *152 mm 2S5 Giatsint (Soviet Union) *152 mm MSTA (Russia) *152 mm Type 83 SPA (China) *155 mm AS-90 (United Kingdom) *155 mm G6 howitzer (South Africa) *155 mm GCT (France) *155 mm AMX-13Mk F3 (France) *155 mm K9 SPA (South Korea) *155 mm M40 SPA (United States) *155 mm M109 (United States) *155 mm M109 (United States) *155 mm Norinco SP Gun (China) *155 mm Palmaria (Italy) *155 mm PzH 2000 (Germany) *155 mm Rascal Light SPH (Israel) *155 mm T6 howitzer (South Africa) *155 mm Type 75 SPA (Japan) *155 mm Type 88 SPA / PLZ-45 (China) *203 mm 2S7 (Soviet Union) *203 mm M110_howitzer (United States) *406 mm Kondensator 2P (Soviet Union) ===Railway artillery=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *210 mm / 21 cm K12 (Germany) *240 mm Canon de 240 Mle 1893/96 (France) *Krupp K5 (Germany) *305 mm / 12 inch Railway Howitzer Mk.5 (United Kingdom) *320 mm Canon de 320 Mle 1870/93 (France) *356 mm / 13.5 inch Railway Gun (United Kingdom) *380 mm / 38 cm Max (Germany) *800 mm / 80 cm Gustav (Germany) ===Coastal defense artillery=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *280 mm / 28 cm Kustenhaubitze (Germany) *305 mm 305/17 howitzer (Italy) *406 mm M1919 16 inch Coast Gun (United States) ==Rockets== ===Artillery rockets=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | | | |} *57 mm / 2 inch Rocket (United Kingdom) *70 mm SBAT-70 (Brazil) *80 mm x 12 tube D-3000 Walid (Egypt) *76.2 mm / 3 inch Rocket (United Kingdom) *76.2 mm x 32 tube Land Mattress (United Kingdom) *107 mm x 12 tube Type 63 multiple rocket launcher (China) *110 mm x 18 tube Light Artillery Rocket System (Germany) *114 mm M8 4.5 inch Rocket (United States) *122 mm x 40 tube RM-70 (Czechoslovakia) *122 mm x 40 tube Sakr-18 (Egypt) *122 mm x 40 tube Type 81 multiple rocket launcher (China) *122 mm x 50 tube 9K51 Grad / BM-21 (Soviet Union) *127 mm x 24 tube Valkyr multiple rocket launcher (South Africa) *127 mm x 32 tube ASTROS 2 (Brazil) *128 mm M71 rocket (Yugoslavia) *128 mm x 32 tube M85 / M63 (Yugoslavia) *128 mm x 32 tube YMRL-32 (Yugoslavia) *130 mm x 19 tube Type 70 multiple rocket launcher (China) *130 mm x 36 tube Kooryong (South Korea) *132 mm M-13 Katyusha (Soviet Union) *140 mm x 16 tube BM-14 / RPU-14 (Soviet Union) *150 mm x 6 tube Nebelwerfer 41 (Germany) *150 mm x 6 tube Panzerwerfer 42 (Germany) *160 mm x 26 - 36 tube LAR-160 (Israel) *180 mm x 16 tube ASTROS 2 (Brazil) *200 mm Army 20 cm Rocket (Japan) *200 mm x 4 tube BMD-20 (Soviet Union) *210 mm / 21 cm WGr 42 (Germany) *220 mm TOS-1 (Soviet Union) *220 mm x 16 tube 9P140 Uragan / BM-27 (Soviet Union) *227 mm x 8 tube M270 MLRS (United States) *240 mm x 16 tube BM-24 (Soviet Union) *240 mm x 36 rail MAR-240 (Israel) *250 mm x 6 tube BM-25 (Soviet Union) *262 mm x 12 tube M87 LRSV (Yugoslavia) *290 mm x 4 rail MAR-290 (Israel) *300 mm x 3 rail Avibras X-40 (Brazil) *300 mm x 4 tube ASTROS 2 (Brazil) *300 mm x 4 rail M-30 (Soviet Union) *300 mm x 12 tube 9A52 Smerch (Russia) *300 mm x 12 tube 9K58 Smerch (Russia) *550 mm FROG-7 (Soviet Union) *WS-1B (China) ===Antitank Rocket Launchers=== {| |- ! style="background:#efefef;" | Caliber (mm) ! style="background:#efefef;" | Weapon name ! style="background:#efefef;" | Nation of origin ! style="background:#efefef;" | Era |- | | PIAT | United Kingdom | World War II |- | 40 mm | RPG-2 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 40 mm | RPG-7 | Soviet Union | Cold War/Modern |- | 58.3 mm | RPG-16D | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 60 mm | Bazooka | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 64 mm | RPG-18 | Soviet Union | Modern |- | 66 mm | M72 LAW | United States | Cold War |- | 73 mm | RPG-22 | Soviet Union | Modern |- | 73 mm | RPG-26 | Soviet Union | Modern |- | 82 mm | B-300 | Israel | Modern |- | 83 mm | Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapon | United States | Modern |- | 84 mm | AT4 | Sweden | Modern |- | 88 mm | Panzerschreck | Germany | World War II |- | 89 mm | M20 Super Bazooka | United States | World War II/Cold War |- | 90 mm | Armbrust | Germany | Modern |- | 90 mm | MATADOR (weapon) | Singapore | Modern |- | 90 mm | M79 rocket launcher | Yugoslavia | Cold War |- | 94 mm | LAW 80 | United Kingdom | Modern |- | 105 mm | RPG-27 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 105 mm | RPG-29 | Soviet Union | Cold War |- | 108 mm | APILAS | France | Cold War |} == See also == * Artillery * List of weapons * List of artillery by nation * List of World War II artillery Artillery Lists of weapons
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