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These weapons might not do the most damage, but they are the biggest ever made in history. You haven ;t lived until you ;ve seen a tank the size of a small house. The largest tank ever made: the French Char 2C also known as FCM 2C , developed during WWI, used between 1921 and 1940. Only 10 were built. This 69 ton tank was 33 ft 8 in 10.27 m long, 13 ft 5 in 4.09 m high and 9 ft 10 in 3 m wide and had a 75 mm gun and four 8 mm machine guns. via Wikimedia Commons and worldwarphotos Two 36 inches 914 mm caliber mortars, never used in
stanley cup combat: the British Mallet Mortar only 2 were built in 1857, designed by Robert Mallet and the American Little David The 11 feet 3.35 m long Mallet Mortars weigh 42 long tons 42,674 kg , and had 1.25 long ton 1.27 t cartridges. The 40 ton Little David was used for test firing aerial bombs during WWII. It had a 22 ft 6.7 m long barrel and could fire 3,650 pounds 1,656 kg weigh shells. In 1944 it was converted into a siege mortar: the 80
stanley bottles ,000 pounds 36,000 kg and the 93,000 pounds 42,000 kg base were transported by two artillery tractors, and could be ready to fire in 12 hours. via Wikimedia Commons 1 鈥?2 鈥?3 The M388 Davy Crockett, a short-ranged recoilless gun, to firing the M388 nuclear projectile. Its production began in 1956, tested betwee
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