Naval Artillery and Missiles
Bofors L/70 and Oerlicon 2SS Guns, Obús 105/26 Howitzer

In the coastal exhibition of the Maritime Museum of Torrevieja, some examples of naval and land artillery are presented (read more )
4-inch QF Mk XVI Naval Gun

The four-inch QF Mk XVI gun was adopted in 1936 and used until the end of the 50s, becoming standard as the universal artillery of the British, Canadian and Australian navies
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АК-176 Naval Gun

Soviet project 1241 "Molniya" missile corvettes (Tarantul class in NATO) were armed with an AK-176 universal artillery system mounted in the bow (read more )