K-52

1952 Czechoslovakian 85 mm field gun. 
85 mm cannon K-52, 85 mm cannon M52, 85 mm field gun M 52, 85 mm gun K-52, 85 mm vz. 52, K-52 gun, K52 gun, M52 gun

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1950 Algeria, Algerian People's National Armed Forces, Austria Q40, Austrian Land Forces, China, Czechoslovak Army, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, Egyptian Army, People’s Liberation Army, weapon model, 
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• Google Knowledge entry^@
• Brassey's Artillery of the World^@
  

85 mm gun – Egyptian Army – towed field gun – 

Frameless

AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-491

AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7733

AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7734

AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7735

AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7735 (cropped)

AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7747

Bunker museum Wurzenpass, municipality of Arnoldstein, Carinthia, Austria, EU

Praga V3S pic1

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Google Knowledge entry@			Wikidata
link		Brassey's Artillery of the World@			Wikidata
image	2015	AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-491			Wikimedia
image	2015	AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7733			Wikimedia
image	2015	AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7734			Wikimedia
image	2015	AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7735			Wikimedia
image	2015	AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7735 (cropped)			Wikimedia
image	2015	AT 39856 Festung Nauders, North Tyrol-7747			Wikimedia
image	2020	Bunker museum Wurzenpass, municipality of Arnoldstein, Carinthia, Austria, EU			Wikimedia
image	2012	Praga V3S pic1			Wikimedia

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