Artillery But They Keep Getting Bigger

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[vexrmedia]

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[doodskie]

German engineer 1: how big the caliber do you want?
German engineer 2: yes

[effdiffeyeno]

When asked how they felt, most artillery men answered "WHAT?"

[dvldog_]

"We have determined that your hearing loss is not service connected."
"What?"

[mrrandomotakugamer]

"Hans, we need better transmission"
"More armour you said?"
"Nein, better transmission"
"Bigger cannon you said?"
"Ja, hans, jaaaa"

[javierbayon]

Germany was just playing sandbox mode while in war with the whole world 😂😂

[nicholasbradshaw]

Im starting to feel like the older the artillery the bigger.

[JustMinna]

That first one gets some points for effort

[brororo-me]

Ah..., humanity's art of Throwing Stones. Our ancestors will be proud that we preserve their legacy

[geisaune]

Of course it would end on a German gun lol. Fun fact: the origin of the english word "Gun" likely comes from "Gunhilda" a woman's name given to a particularly large siege weapon in England during the medieval period.

[Reinhard_Scheer]

Funfact: it takes about 185-200 decibels to kill a human and the schwere Gustav is 200 decibels which means even the sound itself is deadly! Like even for a big Bertha gun the crew had to get to a safe distance then one will fire the gun but the schwere Gustav is a lot bigger and even if you cover your ears your ears will definitely start bleeding

Edit: sorry it takes atleast 185 decibels to kill you and 194 is the loudest you can take

[CheckersDad]

That 800 mm Gustav Railway Gun may be the most impressive of any type of artillery gun I have ever seen.

[fw.Dallas]

I love looking back at WW2 tech. Crazy how the war started with 37mm guns being the standard primary armament on most tanks, to by the end of the war, most tanks armed with 75-90mm guns.

[DThisGuy]

"Nobody needs an AR-15 for home defense. Get a Schwerer Gustav."

[coughfee]

"You see that direction?"
"Yes, Sir"
"Delete it"

[saadjahangir]

Who else was anxiously waiting for the Gustav to show up in the end...

[cherrymolotov]

the first two aren’t really artillery, but anti-tank guns
edit: you guys are right don’t mind this comment

[StevieTaylor-it]

I can't even begin to tell you how much i want that 37mm

[GoofyHK]

"Your hearing loss is not service related"

[markrowland]

WW1 France built three 20 inch bore railway guns. A shell detonated inside one's barrel. The other two might have convinced the Central powers to surender. They were stored. In WW2 Germany put them to use but another shell detonated in the barrel. The last one was moved to shell Lennongrad. Three hundred metres of cord was required before anyony one would fire off any further shells.