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27 Jul 2024 2:37 p.m. PST
by Editor in Chief Bill

  • Changed title from "prime mover bofors 4omm antiaircraft gun" to "prime mover bofors 40mm antiaircraft gun"

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wardog26 Jul 2024 1:40 p.m. PST

a number of countries beside the U.S. and britain used the bofors 40mm aa gun ww2 timeframe
france poland sweden finland and others (some licenced produced)
i know the prime movers for U.S. and britain but what did the other armies use
if you could name the vehicle that matches the country would be great

Personal logo enfant perdus Supporting Member of TMP26 Jul 2024 2:09 p.m. PST

The Poles used the C2P tracked carrier as the prime mover. Crucially, each gun required a second C2P to tow the ammunition limber and one Lancia 621L truck for personnel, equipment and fuel.

France didn't use the Bofors in 1940. Free French divisions equipped by the US were given complete US Army To&E, down to the band instruments and American flags, so those would have mirrored US practice.

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