Off-map artillery

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Romania part 2

76 107mm mle.10/12 - 209
- I don't know what it is. A caliber suggests, that it is Russian obr.10, but did Romania use them? They are not mentioned on a quoted page. They would have to capture a number during WW1. Anyway, 107 mm obr.10 had max range 12+ km, just like French 105 mm mle.13 = 202/3

78 105mm GebH 40 - 212 - GebH 40 = 203 (12.6 km)
Note, that this Romanian page doesn't list GebH 40, but lists Bohler 105mm mountain howitzer with extraordinary range of 16.6km http://www.worldwar2.ro/arme/?article=800

79 150mm vz.34 FH - 212 - real 15 km = 205 http://www.worldwar2.ro/arme/?article=321

80 152mm M10-30 FH - 208
A question is, what it is supposed to be (available from 1942). 152mm obr.1910/30 was a gun with a range of 17 km = 207, but it was rare even in Soviet service (152 in 1936). More typical was obr.1910/34, also with a range 17 km.
This Romanian page lists 152mm md.10/30 as a field howitzer, not gun, but with no details http://www.worldwar2.ro/arme/?language=en&section=18
But the Russians had 152mm howitzers obr.09/30 and 10/37, according to "Artillery of SSSR in WW2", both with around 10km range - 200. (Obr.10/30 was also a designation of 122mm howitzer).

Same thing is for the Soviet oob - I haven't noticed the problem earlier, giving range 17 km for 004 152mm M1910/30. But it seems, that it should be howitzer 09/30 with 200 range (and the picture suggests so). There is no other early 152mm howitzer in the oob.
However, there could be available also 152mm gun 1910/30, from 1/30, to give Soviets long range heavy artillery, which they had from a beginning.

81 120mm D-B M1878 - 203 - real 12.4km = OK

109 150mm vz.14 FH - 200 - no data, but low value seems OK.

110 155mm FC16 S - 202
- if it's Schneider mle.17 field gun, than it's 17.3km = 207/8
http://www.worldwar2.ro/arme/?article=339

111 4.5inch FG - 200
- a question is, if it is 4.5in Field Gun (real 18.8 km = 209 - but from where would they take them?) or 4.5in Howitzer, which is on-map (6.6 km - mentioned with the British oob).
Icon of unit 141 has long barrel, although the photo is howitzer.

Michal