Heer H.Dv. 119/291 Firing tables for Lt Inf Gun 18 with brass fuse

[Jock Auld]

Guys,

Another book today, it is from Inf Regt 74 at Hameln. I am surprised they are trying to teach the grunts the ways of the wise, surely beyond them? Of note a seperate book was produced for the aluminum fuse as it would have been balistically different when used on the weapon.

Jock

[Bernhard H.Holst]

Hello Jock.

Infantry guns of 75 mm and bigger ( 105 or 150 mm ?) were components of each infantry regiment. Of course crews had to be well trained so they would not do in their buddies.

Interesting material you always dig up.

Bernhard H. Holst

[Jock Auld]

Bernhard,

Its just what I find, a bit of luck never goes amiss. You just never know what is going to be there. I have taken a laid back approach now as we go late to the market knowing all the good stuff will be gone but that equally the dealers and fanatics will always miss something, you can't see everything. I think the infantry had these guns because they secertly wanted to be gunners!