German 77mm Field Gun

The German 77mm Field Gun, officially known as the 7.7 cm FK 16, was a piece of artillery used primarily during World War I and the early years of World War II. Designed for mobile warfare, it could be towed by horses or vehicles, allowing for flexibility on the battlefield. Its 77mm caliber made it effective for direct fire against enemy positions and indirect fire support. The gun was valued for its range, accuracy, and ability to fire different types of ammunition, including high-explosive shells. It played a significant role in various military campaigns in the early 20th century.