Type de canons utilisés par à certains RAP?

Je ne peux pas trouver l'information. Quel type des canons était utilisé aux suivants PAP (Rgt d'artillerie de position) : 150, 155, 157, 158, 159, 161, 164, 166, 167, 170.

Merci pour vos réponses.
Cyril Shishkin

You've just had the answers from the yahoo discussion group .
For memory : ( from David Lehmann and Lee Sharp )

150e RAP
- 8x 120mm L Mle1878 de Bange
- 8x 145/155mm L Mle1916 Saint-Chamond
- 8x 155mm C Mle1915 Saint-Chamond
- 8x 155mm L Mle1877 de Bange
- 16x 155mm L Mle1918 Schneider

155e RAP
- 20x 75mm Mle1897
- 4x 75mm Mle1897 or Mle1897/33 used in the casemates
- 8x 145/155mm L Mle1916 Saint-Chamond
- 8x 150mm T Mle1917 Fabry trench mortar
- 12x 155mm L Mle1877 de Bange
- 15x ex-German guns for the former forts of Strasbourg and Mutzig

157e RAP (south)
- 120mm L
- 155mm L
- 220mm L

158e RAP (south)
- 155mm C
- 155mm L
- 220mm L
- 150mm T

159e RAP
- 20x 75mm Mle1897
- 14x 75mm Mle1897 or Mle1897/33 used in the casemates
- 12x 105mm L Mle1913 Schneider
- 6x 150mm T Mle1917 Fabry trench mortar
- 12x 155mm C Mle1915 Saint-Chamond
- 16x 155mm L Mle1877 de Bange
- 8x 155mm L Mle1877 de Bange
- 4x 240mm L Mle1884 Saint-Chamond

161e RAP
- 36x 75mm Mle1897 [including 12 guns used as AT guns]
- 1x 75mm Mle1897 and 3x Mle1897/33 used in the casemates
- 12x 105mm L Mle1913 Schneider
- 24x 120mm L Mle1878 de Bange
- 24x 155mm L Mle1877 de Bange
- 1x 155mm GPF

164e RAP
- 12 x 65mm Mle 1906
- 18 x 75mm Mle 1897
- 26 x 95mm
- 20 x 105mm Mle 1913
- 10 x 120L Mle 1878
- 32 x 155L Mle 1877
- 4 x 155L Mle 1916
- 12 x 155C St-Chamond

166e RAP
- 8x 75mm Mle1897
- 12x 105mm L Mle1913 Schneider
- 9x 150mm T Mle1917 Fabry trench mortar
- 12x 155mm C Mle1915 Saint-Chamond
- 8x 155mm L Mle1877 de Bange
- 8x 155mm L Mle1918 Schneider



167e RAP
- 10 x 65mm Mle 06
- 4 x 105L Mle 1913
- 30 x 155L Mle 1877
- 12 x 155C St-Chamond

170e RAP
- 12 x 75mm Mle 1897
- 4 x 120L Mle 1878
- 4 x 155C St-Chamond
- 4 x 155L Mle 1877

alain adam a écrit:

You've just had the answers from the yahoo discussion group .
For memory : ( from David Lehmann and Lee Sharp )

Thanks.
Whether I did not know will answer me in http://groups.yahoo.com/group/France1940 and consequently asked a question at different forums

Regards
Cyril