The term "356 mm artillery" typically refers to large-caliber artillery pieces that have a bore diameter of 356 millimeters. Throughout military history, artillery of this caliber has been used for various purposes, including siege warfare and coastal defense. One prominent example of 356 mm artillery is the **356 mm naval gun** mounted on certain battleships or coastal defense systems. These guns are capable of firing heavy shells over long distances, making them effective against both land and naval targets.
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