Talk:Ordnance QF 75 mm
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changed it because i thought it was about the roqf 75mm. it says tank gun only. not the ww1 french gun. which was also referred to by such name. but it was not a tank gun. atleat not exclusivly which the roqf 75mm was. But thanks for the fororganisation. it looks alot better now. whoever it was.
Edited for grammar and ease of reading. 10/9/2005 18:44 GMT Mr R N R Bishop
The term NA75 refers to North Africa, this was when battalion workshops started fitting the Sherman 75mm guns to Churchill tanks.
“1St Army in Tunisia in January 1943 acted on their own initiative and fitted 120 of their Mk IV (Churchills) with complete Mk3 75mm guns and mantlets salvaged from wrecked Sherman tanks."
Page 68 British and American Tanks of World War II Peter Chamberlain and Chris Ellis Arco Publishing Company Inc ISBN 0-668-04304-0
Chris Evans 03/02/06
M71 shot
editThis sounds very interesting, but I cannot find any reference to its use anywhere else other than here, nor of the source given. Could someone please help by giving some sort of external link? The Sanctuary Sparrow 16:02, 22 August 2007 (UTC)
Sorry im confused, there is no mention of M71 shot in the article! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.159.140.100 (talk) 00:55, 9 September 2007 (UTC)