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120 mm Model 1926 gun

Il 120/50 Mod. 1926 era un cannone navale italiano che dagli anni trenta fino alla seconda guerra mondiale equipaggiò moltissime navi della Regia Marina, dai cacciatorpediniere alle navi da battaglia.

120 mm Model 1926 gun

Italian 120-mm gun from "INS Misgav (K-30)" in the Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum, Haifa, Israel.

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naval artillery · rifled breech loader
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Kingdom of Italy

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Il 120/50 Mod. 1926 era un cannone navale italiano che dagli anni trenta fino alla seconda guerra mondiale equipaggiò moltissime navi della Regia Marina, dai cacciatorpediniere alle navi da battaglia.

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