
Si alguien pudiera poner informacion del mismo estilo (detallada y con imagenes) sobre las unidades de aviación, así como de la marina imperial se lo agradecería mucho!

Japanese troops hauling the small 70 mm gun into action. The need to transport equipment by hand was due to the lack of motorisation and hostile terrain. The Type 92 was issued at the usual rate of two per Infantry Battalion, though this could be doubled for specific units.
It was a much lighter weapon by comparison to the German 7.5 cm gun, important as it was manhandled or towed by horses wherever the Japanese Army fought. It benefited from a relatively long range, though it was also deployed at much closer ranges. By firing at a higher elevation, it was possible to engage targets just 100 metres distant. This also meant the shells impacted at a much steeper angle, more akin to a mortar than a gun. Manpower wise it was a very expensive weapon to maintain in the field, but its flexibility more than compensated.
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