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Ordnance ML 9.45-inch Heavy Trench Mortar (Flying Pig)

Heavy Smoothbore Mortar [ 1916 ]

The ML 9.45-inch Heavy Trench Mortar extensively in World War 1, though their heavy weight made them somewhat cumbersome to manage.

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Specifications

Service Year

1916

Origin

United Kingdom

Classification

Heavy Smoothbore Mortar

State Factories - UK

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Australia; United Kingdom

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✓ Fire Support
Capable of suppressing enemy elements at range through direct or in-direct fire.

Overall Length

1,300 mm
51.18 in

Barrel Length

1,300 mm
51.18 in

Empty Wgt

1,909.20 lb
866.00 kg

Sights

Not Available

Action

Not Available

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Caliber(s)*

240mm

Sample Visuals**

Graphical image of an infantry mortar projectile / shell

Rounds / Feed

Single-Shot; Reusable

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**Graphics not to actual size; not all cartridges may be represented visually; graphics intended for general reference only.

Max Eff.Range

7,200 ft
(2,195 m | 2,400 yd)

Muzzle Velocity

475 ft/sec
(145 m/sec)

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