Mig Eater at 11:41, 28 November 2016

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155mm Mle.50 was a French artillery gun design in 1950, it served as the main artillery weapon of the French army for over 30 years. Originally designed as a towed weapon it was also mounted on various tanks to create self propelled guns. Several other nations bought the 155mm Mle.50, the main ones being Switzerland and Israel, Sweden also bought a licence to produce the gun as the 15.5cm haubits F. Most countries have replaced it newer weapons but a few are still being use in Syrian today.

==References==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obusier_de_155_mm_Mod%C3%A8le_50 Wikipedia]

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−	155mm Mle.50 was a French artillery gun design in 1950, it served as the main artillery weapon of the French army for over 30 years. Originally designed as a towed weapon it was also mounted on various tanks to create self propelled guns. Several other nations bought the 155mm Mle.50, the main ones being Switzerland and Israel, Sweden also bought a licence to produce the gun as the 15.5cm haubits F. Most countries have replaced it newer weapons but a few are still being use in ~~Syrian~~ today.	+	155mm Mle.50 was a French artillery gun design in 1950, it served as the main artillery weapon of the French army for over 30 years. Originally designed as a towed weapon it was also mounted on various tanks to create self propelled guns. Several other nations bought the 155mm Mle.50, the main ones being Switzerland and Israel, Sweden also bought a licence to produce the gun as the 15.5cm haubits F. Most countries have replaced them with newer weapons but a few are still being use in Syria today.

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Mig Eater at 11:41, 28 November 2016

Mig Eater: Created page with "{{Unitinfo | image=155mm Mle.50 | type=Artillery | owner=France | year=1950 }} {{Box |title=History |content= 155mm Mle.50..."