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Anti-Aircraft Guns - A weapon designed for anti-aircraft defense. Mostly it is a weapon above 7-8mm, although there are exceptions. A good example here is Maxim caliber 7.62, which in a special tripod would act as an anti-aircraft weapon. Another example of the classification is 8.8 cm Flak 18/36/37/41 and 85 mm Air Defense Gun M1939 (52-K), the weapon was designed for anti-aircraft defense (the name suggests so). Even though the weapon was used for anti-tank combat, it is still an anti-aircraft weapon.
Anti-Tank Guns / Artilleries - A weapon designed to fight armored vehicles. Thanks to its design, it enables long-distance shooting. Caliber mostly above 20 mm.
Autocannons - Automatic weapons with a caliber above the high caliber round (12-13 mm) designed to be mounted on various platforms. In most cases, these are planes, helicopters or armored vehicles.
Naval Guns - Cannons mounted on ships. Sometimes mounted on the ground, they served as Coastal Defense Weapons. The uses of this weapon are manifold. They were used both to fight ships and planes.
Howitzers - The weapon is designed for long-distance shooting along a flat flight trajectory. By convention high-caliber weapons. Mostly over 150mm. Compared to Artillery, Howitzers have shorter barrels.
Tank Guns - Cannons mounted on tanks and armored vehicles. In some cases they are mounted stationary on special platforms.

Anti-Aircraft Guns

Anti-Tank Guns / Artilleries

Naval Guns

Autocannons

Rotary Autocannons

Howitzers

Tank Guns