BL 12-inch howitzer

British siege howitzer. 

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1916 — 1945 British Army, United Kingdom, weapon model, 57 produced, 14 produced, 

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British Army – rifled breech loader – siege artillery – siege howitzer – 

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9.2inchHowitzerBarrelOnTrainDunkirk20March1940

12inchHowitzerNewfoundlanders1942

12inchHowitzerShellForFritzThiepvalSeptember1916

12 inch shells at Chilwell 1917 IWM Q 30041

BL 12 inch Howitzer Shell Mk V Diagram

British troops moving heavy gun toward the front lines. Pilkem, Belgium. 9-13-1917

The Battle of Arras, April-may 1917 Q7271

The Battle of the Somme, July - November 1916 Q43

The Battle of the Somme, July - November 1916 Q44

The Battle of the Somme, July-november 1916 Q4

The Battle of the Somme, July-november 1916 Q5

The barrel of a 9.2-inch howitzer of No. 2 Super Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery, on a railway flatcar at Dunkirk, having been transported from England on a cross-channel ferry, 20 March 1940. F3229

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
image	1940	9.2inchHowitzerBarrelOnTrainDunkirk20March1940			Wikimedia
image	1942	12inchHowitzerNewfoundlanders1942			Wikimedia
image	1916	12inchHowitzerShellForFritzThiepvalSeptember1916			Wikimedia
image	1917	12 inch shells at Chilwell 1917 IWM Q 30041			Wikimedia
image	1917	BL 12 inch Howitzer Shell Mk V Diagram			Wikimedia
image		British troops moving heavy gun toward the front lines. Pilkem, Belgium. 9-13-1917			Wikimedia
image		The Battle of Arras, April-may 1917 Q7271			Wikimedia
image		The Battle of the Somme, July - November 1916 Q43			Wikimedia
image		The Battle of the Somme, July - November 1916 Q44			Wikimedia
image		The Battle of the Somme, July-november 1916 Q4			Wikimedia
image		The Battle of the Somme, July-november 1916 Q5			Wikimedia
image		The barrel of a 9.2-inch howitzer of No. 2 Super Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery, on a railway flatcar at Dunkirk, having been transported from England on a cross-channel ferry, 20 March 1940. F3229			Wikimedia

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