Why It failed?:The Schwerer Gustav, Johnny OTGS World Wikia

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Why It failed?:The Schwerer Gustav, Johnny OTGS World Wikia
A Behemoth of a gun, the Schwerer Gustav was one of the biggest artillery weapons ever created. The weapon had a Length of 155 feet, a height of 38 feet, its main gun had a length of 106 feet, and it weighed over 1,350 tons. A Behemoth of a gun, indeed. The gun can fire up to 50,000 yards, and it can fire a bullet that is 31 inches. When Nazi Germany was new, its high command wanted to make a weapon so enormous that it can help Germany defeat its enemies in both Western Europe and the USSR. They
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