Railway guns are large artillery pieces mounted on railway carriages, enabling them to be transported easily along railway tracks. These guns typically have the capability to fire heavy shells over long distances, making them suitable for long-range bombardment. Railway guns gained prominence during World War I and World War II. They were particularly valued for their mobility and the ability to quickly reposition along rail networks to bring firepower to strategic locations.
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