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- Canon_obusier abstract "The Canon-obusier (literally \"Shell-gun cannon\", \"gun-howitzer\") was a type of cannon developed by France in the 1850s. The canon-obusier was a smoothbore cannon using either explosive shells, solid shot, or canister, and was therefore a vast improvement over previous cannon firing only solid shot, such as the Gribeauval system. The very first canon-obusiers were naval shell guns, invented in 1823 by Paixhans and introduced in the French Navy in 1842. This invention was related to the origin of the development of the Dahlgren shell gun in the United States in 1849.The French Army introduced the canon-obusier de 12 in 1853. The US version of this type of canon-obusier, commonly called the \"12-pounder Napoleon Model 1857\", was one of the most-used cannon in the American Civil War. Over 1,100 of these \"Napoleons\" were manufactured by the Union, and 600 by the Confederacy.The canon-obusier de 12 followed rifled cannons of the Treuille de Beaulieu system which had been introduced in 1858.The term \"Canon-obusier\" remained in use after World War I to designate various gun howitzers of the French Army.".
- Canon_obusier thumbnail PaixhansCanonImage.jpg?width=300.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageID "20219003".
- Canon_obusier wikiPageLength "3058".
- Canon_obusier wikiPageOutDegree "25".
- Canon_obusier wikiPageRevisionID "692738489".
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink American_Civil_War.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Antoine_Treuille_de_Beaulieu.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Canister_shot.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Cannon.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Canon_obusier_de_12.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Category:Artillery_of_France.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Confederate_States_of_America.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Dahlgren_gun.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Field_artillery_in_the_American_Civil_War.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink French_Army.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink French_Navy.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Gribeauval_system.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Henri-Joseph_Paixhans.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Howitzer.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Round_shot.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Shell_(projectile).
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Smoothbore.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Twelve-pound_cannon.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink Union_(American_Civil_War).
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink World_War_I.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink File:Canon_Obusier_Le_Lassaigne.jpg.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink File:Canon_obusier_de_campagne_de_12_modele_1853.jpg.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLink File:PaixhansCanonImage.jpg.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLinkText "Canon obusier".
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLinkText "Canon-obusier".
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLinkText "canon obusier".
- Canon_obusier wikiPageWikiLinkText "canon-obusiers".
- Canon_obusier wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Groundbreaking_French_weapons_of_the_19th_century.
- Canon_obusier wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Canon_obusier subject Category:Artillery_of_France.
- Canon_obusier hypernym Cannon.
- Canon_obusier type Weapon.
- Canon_obusier comment "The Canon-obusier (literally \"Shell-gun cannon\", \"gun-howitzer\") was a type of cannon developed by France in the 1850s. The canon-obusier was a smoothbore cannon using either explosive shells, solid shot, or canister, and was therefore a vast improvement over previous cannon firing only solid shot, such as the Gribeauval system. The very first canon-obusiers were naval shell guns, invented in 1823 by Paixhans and introduced in the French Navy in 1842.".
- Canon_obusier label "Canon obusier".
- Canon_obusier sameAs Q1542431.
- Canon_obusier sameAs Granatkanone.
- Canon_obusier sameAs m.04ygwkr.
- Canon_obusier sameAs Q1542431.
- Canon_obusier wasDerivedFrom Canon_obusier?oldid=692738489.
- Canon_obusier depiction PaixhansCanonImage.jpg.
- Canon_obusier isPrimaryTopicOf Canon_obusier.