Cr. Cruiser Warfare

The use of cruisers, a type of warship, in naval combat. Cruisers were versatile vessels capable of engaging in both surface and anti-aircraft warfare, and played a crucial role in escorting convoys, providing fire support, and participating in fleet actions.

Cr. Crossfire

A tactical maneuver where two or more units fire upon a target from different positions, creating a concentrated and overwhelming barrage of fire. This tactic was frequently employed in World War 2 to neutralize enemy positions or break up enemy formations.

Cr. Crew Training

The process of educating and preparing military personnel to operate and maintain specific types of equipment, such as tanks, aircraft, and artillery. Comprehensive crew training was essential for maximizing the effectiveness and safety of military operations.

Cr. Cryptographic Warfare

The use of codes, ciphers, and other cryptographic methods to protect military communications from enemy interception and decryption. This was a crucial aspect of intelligence gathering and operational security during World War 2.

Cg. 400

A French 75mm anti-tank gun, introduced in 1939, known for its effectiveness against early German tanks.

Cg. 150

A French 155mm howitzer, designed in the early 1900s, used extensively during World War 2 by both French and German forces.

Cg. 410

A French 105mm howitzer, used by the French Army during World War 2, known for its versatility and accuracy.

Cg. 19

A French 75mm field gun, designed in 1897, used by the French Army during World War 2, particularly in the early stages of the conflict.

Cg. 15

A French 105mm field gun, used by the French Army during World War 2, known for its longer range and heavier shell compared to the 75mm gun.

Cg. 280

A French 280mm railway gun, deployed during World War 2, capable of firing massive shells with devastating impact.