BG Counters 52: 149/28 150 ART, Skoda M15/16 152 ART, & CA da 75/49/t AA

[Vinnie]

16a. 149/28 150 ART: This was the 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze 18 (German Ordnance Note 22) which was supplied in limited numbers.
See also Italian Ordnance Notes N, BG.

 

[Vinnie]

16b. Skoda M15/16 152 ART: The Cannone da 152/37 was the 15 cm Autokanone M. 15/16 heavy field gun (Axis Minor Ordnance Note 61, German Ordnance Note 22a) used by Austria-Hungary in World War I which had been turned over to Italy as reparations after World War I.
See also Italian Ordnance Notes N, BG.

 

[Vinnie]

19a. CA da 75/49/t AA: This was the 7.5cm kanon PL vz. 37 (Anti-aircraft Gun Model 37) (Axis Minor Ordnance Note 33) which were captured by Germany after its occupation of Czechoslovakia. Several were sold to Italy and, following the armistice, the survivors were retaken by Germany.
See also Italian Ordnance Notes N, BG.

 

[tailesin]

Nice guns, nice work. Just two comments:

I would like the Skoda 152 gun being named in the counter as the italians did: 152/37. And I would say that the shield was an "old" attachment from the WWI use of the gun. The italians did not use it, at least in North africa were they were deployed (8 gruppo).

Also the 75/49 (t) was the 75/50 for the italians and I think it should be called as it was by them. Also deployed to north africa: for exmple Trieste Motorissed division.

Nice job

 

[Tooz]

Great work!

 

[footsteps]

Nice guns, nice work. Just two comments:

I would like the Skoda 152 gun being named in the counter as the italians did: 152/37. And I would say that the shield was an "old" attachment from the WWI use of the gun. The italians did not use it, at least in North africa were they were deployed (8 gruppo).

Also the 75/49 (t) was the 75/50 for the italians and I think it should be called as it was by them. Also deployed to north africa: for exmple Trieste Motorissed division.

Nice job

Thanks for the feedback. When a reprint is run I'll include those changes.