The term "560 mm artillery" typically refers to a category of very large caliber artillery pieces, specifically those with a barrel diameter of 560 millimeters. This size of artillery is rarely used in conventional military operations and is generally reserved for specific applications such as siege artillery or coastal defense. One notable example of 560 mm artillery is the Japanese "Type 5 560 mm howitzer," which was developed during World War II.
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