File:76 mm gun M1902 in Tornio Dec2008 002.jpg
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English: A Russian-made 76 mm gun model 1902 in the city of Tornio in Finland. It's a part of the Lapland War artillery memorial revealed by Pohjois-Suomen Tykkimieskilta (roughly, The Artilleryman Guild of Northern Finland) in 1987.
Suomi: 76 K 02, venäläisvalmisteinen 76,2-millinen kevyt kanuuna mallia 1902 Torniossa. Kanuuna on osa Pohjois-Suomen Tykkimieskillan vuonna 1987 paljastamaa Lapin sodan tykistömuistomerkkiä. Ase kuului ilmeisesti Kenttätykistörykmentti 16:n ensimmäisen patteriston 3. patterille. |
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| Author | Methem (Mikko J. Putkonen) |
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