Infantry support gun

Infantry support guns are artillery designed for direct-fire against infantry targets. They are typically low velocity with short barrels, allowing them to be easier to move around. Very few support guns are still in military use, their roles have been filled be mortars in most cases, and wire-guided missiles in the role against point targets (such as bunkers). Mountain guns are infantry support guns designed for use during mountain combat. Airborne guns are those designed for use by paratroopers.

Table of contents 1 Infantry Support Guns 1.1 Belgium 1.2 France 1.3 Germany 1.4 Japan 1.5 Poland 1.6 United States

Infantry Support Guns

Belgium

• Canon de 76 FRC

France

• Canon d'Infantrie de 37 modele 1916 TRP

Germany

• 3.7cm IG 152(f)

• 7.5cm Infantriegeschutz ?? "L/13"
• 7.5cm leichte Infantriegeschutz 18
• 7.5cm Infantriegeschutz 37

• 7.6cm IG 260(b)

Japan

• Type 11

Poland

• 3.7cm wz.36[?]

United States

• 37mm M1916