Warbird Information Exchange

Here are a few photos from Guam someone might like, a great place to visit I might add. and yes I do know the differences between guns, howitzers, mortars and aa guns, but i don't care......

a Japanese 20cm Gun and a 25mm Gun at Gaan Point





a Japanese 20cm Gun at Gun Beach



2 Japanese 12cm guns at Black Construction Company



pillbox at Jeffs Pirates Cove



pillbox at the Fishersman's Co-op



2 of 3 14cm guns at the piti Unit of the War in the Pacific Historical Park





Cave complex in Agana







Japanese Type C Midget Sub



I have no idea who this was put up for?



Navy Housing



a lousy place to fight



a good place to play

Armyjunk -

Love this stuff! Keep it coming!

Mike

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junk, if you like this, you might find more you like here

http://www.cdsg.org/forums/index.php

OK, I'm an airplane guy. What's the difference between a howitzer and a cannon? And for you Navy types: Why is a submarine called a boat and not a ship?

Cool pictures, looks like a great place to explore, thanks for posting

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one in office and one in jail.

B29.....
We almost have to change the question to the difference between a Howitzer and a Gun as both are cannons, In general it is usually accepted that a gun fires up to 45 degrees and a howitzer fires above 45 degrees, but this isn't even close to cut in stone, many are the exceptions to this rule. This is as clear as mud.... I usually call things whatever the country of orgin calls them...

As for the Sub thing let some Navy people jump in on that