Canon de 155 mm C modèle 1917

The Canon de 155 mm C modèle 1917 is a French artillery gun designed during World War I. It features a large barrel capable of firing powerful shells at long distances, making it effective for battlefield bombardment. Its "C" indicates it was designed for carriage or field use. The model 1917 was an improved, more reliable version of earlier guns, with better range and accuracy. It was used by French and allied forces to target enemy positions from afar, providing crucial fire support during combat. Its design emphasizes mobility, durability, and effectiveness in large-scale artillery roles.