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15.2cm Single Gun Mount
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No.11 15.2cm単装砲
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Introduction
英国開発のものを国産化、「金剛」型戦艦や「扶桑」型戦艦の副砲として搭載されました。
「伊勢」型戦艦以降は改良軽量型14cm砲が搭載されるようになりました。
対空射撃は不可能で、後に近代化改修に伴い、対空火器増設や軽量化のため、表舞台から去っていきました。
Knocking down British-made gun, this weapon was utilized as secondary guns on the Kongo-class and the Fuso-class.
After the Ise-class the renewed, lightened variant of 14cm caliber was adopted.
Anti-air firing was impossible; during later modernizations, these guns either gave their way to anti-air weapons or were taken down for weight reduction.
Mechanics
Secondary GunsSecSp_Sec serve a similar role to Main Guns. Their main stats are the "firepower" and "accuracy" . They are notably required to trigger some weaker Artillery Spotting attacks as well as some Night Cut-Ins, notably the "Double Attack" (DA).
- They do not have any "Hidden Penalties" on any ships.
- They bring an accuracy bonus against PT boats.
Notes
How To Obtain
Buildable
Stock equipment of: Fusou, Haruna, Hiei, Kirishima, Kongou, Yamashiro
Uses
Used to improve: 15.2cm Single Gun Mount, Bofors 15.2cm Twin Gun Mount Model 1930
Used by quest: F44
Updates History
- 2013-04-23: Implemented with initial game release
- 2014-10-24: Stats increased: +1 → +2
- 2015-05-18: Became improvable and upgradeable to 15.2cm Twin Gun Mount, Hidden Fit Bonuses added
- 2017-12-11: Hidden Fit Bonuses increased
Improvement
15.2cm Single Gun Mount/Improvement
Trivia
The 15.2cm guns were originally designed by Vickers as secondary weapons for the battlecruiser Kongo, which was built in Britain by Vickers-Armstrong (Barrow). The Japanese version was designed by Engineer Hata Chiyokichi and adopted in 1908. In the Japanese Navy, Vickers-built guns were designated as Mark II while those built in Japan were designated as Mark III. The design itself was outstanding at its time, but 15.2 cm shell proved too heavy for Japanese sailors and had inferior firing rate (circa 6rpm), thus the lighter variant of 14cm caliber was later designed in-house.
When the 'Kongo-class was modernized in the 1930s, these guns were removed and reused on the Agano-class light cruisers in new twin mountings. There are also some coastal defense batteries at Guam were also equipped with these weapons.
This type of gun comes in a casemate mounting and would be mounted in an armored room along the side of the ship known as a casemate. Casemates too close to the waterline or too close to the bow of the ship were prone to flooding thus making the gun ineffective.
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