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15cm Krupp schwere Positionhaubitze Model 1905

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1905 artillery piece developed by Krupp 15cm Krupp schwere Positionhaubitze Model 1905 Germany, Ottoman Empire yes Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria First Balkan War, World War I Krupp Krupp 15 cm sFH 02 38 2290 kg 2.1 m barrel 149.1 mm L/14 7100 m 1200 mm + 43° / - 5° 5° https://www.bulgarianartillery.it/Bulgarian%20Artillery%201/Krupp%20150mm%201905_Hb_Turkey.htm The 15 cm Krupp schwere Positionhaubitze Model 1905 (English: "15 cm Krupp heavy position howitzer Model 1905") was a 150mm artillery piece developed by Krupp and used by the Ottoman Empire in the First Balkan War and World War I. A development of the 15 cm sFH 02, the 1905 featured a longer L/14 barrel and a gun shield. Krupp's internal designation was "15 cm schwere Positionhaubitze L/14 mit Rohrrucklauf". Since the guns were a bit over the allowed weight for horse-pulled artillery, the 18 pieces completed were sold to the Ottoman Empire and were delivered in 1908,https://www.bulgarianartillery.it/Bulgarian%20Artillery%201/Krupp%20150mm%201905_Hb_Turkey.htm Krupp 150mm 1905_Hb_Turkey where they were deployed in the defense of Adrianople. The Ottomans also produced 20 artillery pieces under license at the Imperial Arsenal (Top Hâne i Âmire) in Istanbul prior to the end of World War I.http://landships.info/landships/artillery_articles.html?load=artillery_articles/15cm_Positionhaubitze.html Landships II landships.info Bulgaria captured 14 of the 18 original guns after the Siege of Adrianople (1912–1913). One gun was captured by the Australian 1st Light Horse Brigade on 16 Oct 1918 at Mafraq and was shipped back to Goulburn, New South Wales in 1921, where it is still on display.https://placesofpride.awm.gov.au/stories/263371/267730 Second Howitzer Information | Places of Pride August 29, 2022 placesofpride.awm.gov.au References Category:150 mm artillery Category:World War I artillery of Germany Category:Artillery of the Ottoman Empire