10.5cm Twin Gun Mount

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No.160 10.5cm連装砲
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Effects: Firepower+3 AA+6 Accuracy+2 Evasion+1 RangeShort
Scrap value: Ammo 2 Steel 4 (Unbuildable)

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Refittable Ship Types
Fast Battleship Battleship
Aviation Battleship Standard Aircraft Carrier
Armored Carrier Light Carrier
Heavy Cruiser Aviation Cruiser
Light Cruiser Torpedo Cruiser
Training Cruiser Destroyer
Coastal Defense Ship Submarine
Aircraft Carrying Submarine Seaplane Tender
Fleet Oiler Submarine Tender
Repair Ship Amphibious Assault Ship

Introduction

かの国で開発された艦艇防空用の連装高角砲です。大型艦艇などに防空火器として装備されました。建造と工事中止を繰り返したあの航空母艦にも、左右舷側と飛行甲板への背負い式装備が計画されていました。

A twin high-angle gun mount for vessel air defense developed in that country. It was equipped on large vessels as an air defense armament. Even on that aircraft carrier that repeatedly went between construction and work stoppage, it was planned to be equipped on the broadside and flight deck of the ship in superfiring arrangements.

Notes

Unbuildable.


Category Ships with 10.5cm Twin Gun Mount as stock equipment not found
Category Equipment that consume 10.5cm Twin Gun Mount during improvement not found

10.5cm/65 SK C/33 was one of the dual-purpose guns used by the Kriegsmarine during WWII. The gun entered service in 1935 and it was mainly used as an anti-aircraft gun on german warships. It was used on the following classes of German ships: Bismarck-class, Scharnhorst-class, Deutschland-class, Admiral Hipper-class. Aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin was planned to be equipped with these guns too, but that never came to pass as the carrier was not completed. Number of these guns were also used by the French Navy in the 1951-1954 rebuilding of the reparation Italian light cruisers Scipione Africano (Guichen) and Attilio Regolo (Chàteaurenault). Before their refit the gunnery school ship, ex destroyer, Albatros experimentally carried one twin mounting until 1950.

The electrically powered tri-axial mounting of the turret was not watertight and that resulted in many problems, mainly with the electrical installations providing power to the turret.

See Also

10.5 cm SK C/33