150mm? That is the biggest I know.
4 Jul 2015, 17:38
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Quick WW2 Question
A quick question about WW2. Let's see who guesses it . Here it goes:
What was the calibre of the biggest mortar used in WW2? Prize for the winning person!
The past is a foreign country.
10 Replies
4 Jul 2015, 18:08
He he, guess I am wrong.
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4 Jul 2015, 19:12
You are wrong. I'll tell you the answer when other people have a guess.
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4 Jul 2015, 22:30
I know there is a common definition, but just to clear up misunderstandings before even letting them happen, please define "Mortar" 
4 Jul 2015, 22:47
155mm
4 Jul 2015, 22:49
155m for M and for the railgun 80cm (31 inch)
5 Jul 2015, 03:18
Little David mortar, 91 cm
5 Jul 2015, 10:19
Correct, Herrsofa. But you looked it up. 91 cm of calibre! 910m! Used by the Amis. Big mortar.
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5 Jul 2015, 10:51
You just said it was 910 metres Pablo...
Pablo22510 wrote:
910m
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5 Jul 2015, 13:07
Sry, missed an m. 910mm!
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