Site Navigation
Categories:
Artillery of the United Kingdom
Field artillery
105 mm artillery
Iraq War military equipment
Artillery of Australia in active service
Falklands War artillery

Summary Of: L118 Light Gun

Encyclodia Page On: L118 Light Gun

These Are Links To Other Documents
| Edinburgh Castle | howitzer | United Kingdom | British Army | Royal Armament Research and Development Establishment | BAE Systems Land and Armaments | Caliber | Breech | Elevation | Rate of fire | howitzer | British Army | M119A1 | British Army | OTO Melara Mod 56 | Alpini | Westland Wessex | Land Rovers | Abbot self-propelled gun | Royal Armament Research and Development Establishment | HE | Royal Ordnance | BAE Systems Land and Armaments | Puma | Westland Sea King | Land Rover 101 Forward Control | prime mover | Pinzgauer | ATVs | Bv 206 | Falklands War | Port Stanley | Balkans | Sierra Leone | Iraq | Afghanistan | The One O'Clock Gun Firing | | 29 Commando Regiment | RA | 7th Parachute Regiment Royal Horse Artillery | 40 Field Regiment RA | Marine Commando | AS-90 | Territorial Army | 100 Regt. RA(V) | 103 (Lancastrian Artillery Volunteers) Regt. RA(V) | 105 Regt. RA(V) | Honourable Artillery Company | 104 Regt. RA(V) | Officer Training Corps | QF 25 pounder | neural network | steel | titanium | M119 howitzer | Flag of Australia | Australia | Flag of Botswana | Botswana | Flag of Brazil | Brazil | Army | Marines | Flag of Brunei | Brunei | Flag of Ireland | Ireland | Flag of Kenya | Kenya | Flag of Malawi | Malawi | Flag of Malaysia | Malaysia | Flag of Morocco | Morocco | Flag of the Netherlands | Netherlands | Flag of New Zealand | New Zealand | Flag of Oman | Oman | Flag of Portugal | Portugal | Flag of Spain | Spain | Flag of Switzerland | Switzerland | Flag of Thailand | Thailand | Flag of the United Arab Emirates | United Arab Emirates | Flag of the United Kingdom | United Kingdom | Flag of the United States | United States | Flag of Zimbabwe | Zimbabwe | Categories | Artillery of the United Kingdom | Field artillery | 105 mm artillery | Iraq War military equipment | Artillery of Australia in active service | Falklands War artillery |
This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "L118 Light Gun".