3.7-in (94-mm) towed mountain howitzer
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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The British 3.7-in (94-mm) mountain howitzer was originally developed as a pack howitzer for the mountain troops of the Indian army. The gun was also supplied to Nepal, where it is still in service in small numbers.
The gun has a stubby tube fitted into a thick breech section. The recoil mechanism is located below the barrel.
The tall shield is fitted on the two-wheel carriage; it has a port in the left side and folds down for travel. Each box-section split trail is hinged halfway...
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