Armée Belge
Artillery
Twin Hotchkiss 13.2mm
Anti-Aircraft Gun on Stand
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WWII-BE-AA01
The Twin Hotchkiss 13.2mm anti-aircraft gun on tripod was used by Belgium in the late 1930s to defend against low-flying aircraft. Mounted on a sturdy tripod, it offered increased firepower over single-barrel versions, though it was vulnerable to ground attack due to its immobility
Tricycle FN Tricar T3 w. 13.2mm AA gun
Light Self Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun
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The FN Tricar T3, a three-wheeled vehicle, was equipped with a 13.2mm anti-aircraft gun in Belgian service during the late 1930s. This mobile platform provided increased mobility and firepower for air defence, though its light construction limited its effectiveness in harsher combat conditions.
Citroen P-19 w. Twin Hotchkiss 13.2mm
Self Propelled Anti-Aircraft Guns
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WWII-BE-SPAAG02
C40 DTCA
Anti-Aircraft Gun - Deployed
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WWII-BE-AA02
The C40 DTCA was a 40mm anti-aircraft gun used by Belgium in the late 1930s and early 1940s. Mounted on a towed carriage, it was effective against low-flying aircraft, offering significantly more firepower than smaller-caliber AA guns in Belgium’s air defence arsenal.
C40 DTCA
Anti-Aircraft Gun - Limbered
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WWII-BE-AA03
Though its larger caliber made it more powerful, the C40 DTCA lacked mobility. Its heavy weight made deployment challenging, especially in fast-moving defensive operations. Despite these limitations, it was an important part of Belgium’s effort to bolster its air defence during the prelude to World War II.
FRC 47mm Model 1931
Deployed Anti-Tank Gun
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WWII-BE-D.AT01
The FRC 47mm Modèle 1931 anti-tank gun was adopted by Belgium in the early 1930s to counter the growing threat of armored vehicles. Known for its portability and relatively high velocity, it was a key part of Belgium’s defensive strategy during the pre-World War II period.
FRC 47mm Model 1931
Limbered Anti-Tank Gun
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WWII-BE-L.AT02
The FRC 47mm was deployed in anti-tank units, often in static defensive positions. Though effective against earlier tank designs, it struggled against more modern German armour during the 1940 invasion. Despite its limitations, it was a significant tool in Belgium’s efforts to equip its military..
Bofors 75 Modele 1934
Mountain Gun
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WWII-BE-MG01
The Bofors 75 mm Model 1934 was a lightweight mountain gun used by Belgium in 1940. It featured a box trail carriage, hydro-pneumatic recoil system, and horizontal sliding-block breech. Designed for rugged terrain, it could be disassembled for transport but was usually towed by truck or tractor.
Krupp-Cockerill Canon De 75 TR
Field Gun
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WWII-BE-FG01
The Canon de 75 TR was a Belgian 75mm field gun, licensed from Germany’s Krupp and produced by Cockerill. Introduced in 1905, it featured a horizontal sliding-block breech, hydro-spring recoil, a muzzle velocity of 550m/s and a maximum range of 9,900 meters, there were over 400 in service in 1940
Canon De 105 Modele 1913
Light Howitzer
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WWII-BE-H02
The Canon de 105 Modèle 1913 was a French-designed light howitzer used by Belgium during World War I and into the interwar period. Its portability and effective range made it useful in both trench warfare and defensive positions, though it was increasingly outdated by World War II.
Canon De 150 Modele 1916
Heavy Howitzer
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WWII-BE-H03
The Canon de 150 Modèle 1916 was a French heavy howitzer used by Belgium during World War I and into the 1940s. Known for its powerful firepower and range, it was deployed in defensive positions, though its mobility limitations made it less effective during the German invasion of 1940.
Obusier de 155 C Modele 1917
Heavy Howitzer
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WWII-BE-H04
The Obusier de 155 Modèle 1917 was a French-designed heavy howitzer used by Belgium during World War I and the early stages of World War II. Known for its powerful 155mm shell, it provided long-range fire support, though its heavy weight limited mobility during the 1940 German invasion.
Obusier de 155 L Modele 1917
Heavy Howitzer
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WWII-BE-H05
The Obusier de 155L Modèle 1917 was a French heavy howitzer used by Belgium during World War I and into World War II. Its long barrel provided increased range and firepower, making it effective in defensive roles, though its weight hindered mobility during the 1940 German invasion.
