QF 25 pounder

The QF 25-pounder was a British artillery gun used during World War II, designed to fire shells weighing approximately 25 pounds. It served as a versatile field gun capable of both direct and indirect fire to support ground troops. With a range of about 10 miles, it could deliver powerful, accurate fire for assaulting enemy positions or defending key areas. The 25-pounder was valued for its balanced combination of firepower, mobility, and ease of use, making it a central component of British and Commonwealth artillery units throughout the war.