A German long-range siege gun used to bombard Paris in World War I
In service March-Augest 1918
The Paris Gun shells were propelled at a high velocity so each successive shot wore away a considerable amount of steel from the rifled bore.
Also called the "Kaiser Wilhelm Geschütz"
Autocannon
A rapid-fire projectile weapon
Fired shells instead of bullets, HEDP, AP, APCR, and APDS
A large calliber, mechanically loaded for faster rate of fire
Invasion of Poland, Battle of France, World War II