10cm LEHKÁ HOUFNICE VZOR.14/19

10cm LEHKÁ HOUFNICE VZOR.14/19
Image: 10cm Vz.14/19 (Brannamoc)
Year1919
Weapon TypeLight Field Howitzer
Origin & DesignerCzechoslovakia/Skoda
Numbers Produced600
Crew10
Calibre100mm (100x132R)
Elevation-8° to +50°
Traverse
BreechHorizontal Sliding Block
RecoilHydropneumatic
Gun SightVz.8/14 Telescopic
Gun Mount[@gun_mounts]
CarriageBox Trail
Trailers[@trailers]
Gun Shield4.7mm
Armoured Plate[@armoured_plate]
Barrel Length2.400mm (L/24)
Overall Length5.49m
Width1.53m
Height1.18m
WeightWeight in Traction: 2.937 kg
Weight in Action: 1.548 kg
Round Weight16 kg (HE)
Muzzle Velocity395 m/s
Feed[@feed]
Magazine Capacity[@magazine_capacity]
Practical Rate of Fire[@practical_rate_of_fire]
Rate of Fire6 r.p.m.
Maximum Rate of Fire[@maximum_rate_of_fire]
Maximum Ceiling[@maximum_ceiling]
Maximum Ground Range[@maximum_ground_range]
Maximum Range9.800m
Armour Penetration[@armour_penetration]
TractionHorse Drawn (six Horses)
Variants[@variants]
NotesThe LH Vz.14/19 (Lehký Houfnice Vzor 14/19) was a light howitzer which was designed and built by the Czech firm Skoda. It was initially built as the LH Vz.14 and served throughout world war one with the Austro-Hungarian forces. The Czech army inherited large numbers of these howitzer after the end of the Great War and modified them from 1919 onwards to produce the LH Vz.14/19. It was the standard light divisional howitzer and was issued to light howitzer regiments at divisional level.