Question on the Chinese artillery 1937-1945

Whether can somebody list foreign guns which were used by the Chinese army in 1937-1945.
I managed to make here such list - I do not know how much it full and correct

Austria 4.7 cm IG 35/36
USSR 45mm ATG M1932
Czechoslovakia 37mm infantry gun Skoda
Germany 8cm GrWr 34
USSR 82mm Mortar M1937
60mm mortar Stocks-Brand
81mm mortar Stocks-Brand
Netherlands 65 mm Infantry Gun L/12 Siderius
Netherlands 75 mm Infantry Gun L/13 Siderius
USSR 76mm Regiment Gun M1927
Czechoslovakia 70 mm Infantry Gun M.1930 Skoda
Austria-Hungary 7cm GebK 10
Austria-Hungary 104mm howitzer M.1914 Skoda
Great Britain QF 15 pdr Mk. I
Great Britain QF 18 pdr Mk. IV
Germany 10.5cm leFH 18
Germany 10.5cm leFH 16
Germany 7.5cm GebK 04
Germany 7 cm Geb K L/14 M 98
Germany 7.7cm FK 96nA
Germany 75mm gun M.1903-06 Krupp
Germany 120mm howitzer M.1903-10 Krupp
Italy Cannone da 75/27 mod. 06
USSR 76mm Mountain Cannon M1909
USSR 76mm Cannon M1902
USSR 122mm Howitzer M1910
France Canon de 75 M mle 1919
France Canon Court de 105 M mle 1919
Franceпорт 75mm mountain gun M.1907 Schneider-Canet
Franceпорт 75mm gun M.1912 Schneider
Czechoslovakia 7.5 cm horský kanon vz. 15
Czechoslovakia 75mm gun M.1912 Skoda
Sweden 7,5 cm bergkanon m/30
Sweden 7,5 cm kanon m/40
Germany 15cm sFH 18
Germany 150mm gun 1895 Krupp
Germany 120mm gun 1895 Krupp
Germany 150mm howitzer M.1902 Krupp
Great Britain 2 pdr Pom-Pom
Germany 3.7cm Flak 18
Italy Cannone-Mitragl antiaer da 20/65 mod. 35
Switzerlandпорт 20mm AA M.1928 Oerlikon
Swedenпорт 40mm AA M.1936 Bofors
Great Britainп 75 mm AA Vickers-Armstrong
Germany 8.8cm Flak 36
Italy Canone antiaereo da 75/46 modello 34
USSR 76mm AA Cannon M1931
Sweden 7,5 cm Luftvärnskanon m/30-37

In the list the Japanese trophy guns and American are not considered.

Best regards
Cyril

 

Wow - looks like a logistical nightmare!

 

I have not understood. What did you wish to tell?

 

With so many different weapons the efforts to supply them with ammunition would be a very daunting task. Frontline units would be lucky if they got a handful of shells for each gun!

Also, the Chinese wartime-economy (if such even existed) could not hope to produce a significant amount of ammunition for any one gun, let alone 100 different guns.

I imagine Nationalist-Chinese artillery doctrine was based on the availability of ammunition rather than any divisional incorporation of guns. :lol:

Seriously though, if you know about the role of artillery in China during the Second World War, Cyril, I would be very interested.

 

I very little while know about artillery of China. While I managed to make only this list of guns about which I know, that them sold to China.
How much I knew in the Chinese army many the diversified arms, and not only artillery. In each division there could be various guns. It created greater problems with supply by an ammunition as you have correctly written.
You casually do not know Russian?