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The 3-inch gun M5 was an anti-tank gun developed in the United States during World War II. The gun combined a 3-inch (76.2 mm) barrel of the anti-aircraft gun T9 and elements of the 105 mm howitzer M2. The M5 was issued exclusively to the US Army tank destroyer battalions starting in 1943. It saw combat in the Italian Campaign and on the Western Front in Northwest Europe.

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rdfs:label	3-inch gun M5 (en) 3 inch Gun M5 (fr) 3 inch Gun M5 (it) M5 3インチ砲 (ja) 3-calowa armata przeciwpancerna M5 (pl) 3-дюймовая пушка M5 (ru) M5反坦克炮 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Il 3 inch Gun M5 era un cannone controcarri da 3 in (76 mm) che venne sviluppato negli Stati Uniti nel corso della seconda guerra mondiale. Il cannone utilizzava la canna del cannone contraerei T9 ed elementi dell'obice M2 da 105 mm. Fu adottato, nella versione trainata, unicamente dall'United States Army per i battaglioni di artiglieria controcarri nel 1943. Fu impiegato unicamente nella seconda guerra mondiale sui fronti italiano e occidentale. (it) M5 3インチ砲（M5 3インチほう、3inch Gun M5）とは、アメリカ合衆国が第二次世界大戦中に開発した対戦車砲である。本砲はT9高射砲の3インチ（76.2mm）砲身とM2 105mm榴弾砲の部品を組み合わせて開発された。戦車駆逐大隊の牽引砲部隊が本砲を運用し、1943年以降のイタリア戦線・西部戦線で使用された。本砲は初期の対戦車砲よりも性能が優れていたものの、砲の重量及び弾薬に起因する問題を抱えていた。本砲を装備した戦車駆逐大隊の牽引砲大隊はバルジの戦いで多くの損失を出し、一方でより機動力・防護力に優れる戦車駆逐車を装備する自走砲大隊が戦力を保持したことで両者の評価は決定的なものになった。牽引砲大隊は自走砲大隊に改編されることとなり、本砲は前線から緩やかに引き上げられていった。現在でも儀礼用として少数が運用されている。 (ja) 3 inch Gun M5 — противотанковая пушка, разработанная в США во время Второй мировой войны. Пушка сочетает в себе 3-дюймовый (76,2-мм) ствол зенитной пушки T9 и части 105-мм гаубицы М101. M5 участвовала в боях Итальянской кампании и северо-западных областях Европы. (ru) M5 3英寸火炮（英語：3-inch Gun M5）是美国于二战期间研发的反坦克炮，于1943年开始装备。该型火炮仅装备美国陆军坦克歼击营，并参加意大利战役与西线战场。虽然M5反坦克炮在火力上优于先前服役的反坦克炮，但其重量较重及弹药问题阻碍了作战效能。至1945年，坦克歼击车已逐步取代该型火炮。 (zh) The 3-inch gun M5 was an anti-tank gun developed in the United States during World War II. The gun combined a 3-inch (76.2 mm) barrel of the anti-aircraft gun T9 and elements of the 105 mm howitzer M2. The M5 was issued exclusively to the US Army tank destroyer battalions starting in 1943. It saw combat in the Italian Campaign and on the Western Front in Northwest Europe. (en) Le 3 inch Gun M5 est un canon antichar développé par les États-Unis pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. L'arme combinait le canon de trois pouces (76,2 mm) du canon antiaérien T9 et des éléments de l'obusier Howitzer 105 mm M2A1. Le M5 a été livré à partir de 1943, exclusivement aux bataillons de tank destroyers. Il a été déployé pendant la campagne d'Italie et dans le nord-ouest en Europe. (fr) M5 (3-inch Gun M5) – holowana armata przeciwpancerna kalibru 76,2 mm (3 cale) produkcji amerykańskiej, wykorzystywana przez US Army w ograniczonym zakresie podczas II wojny światowej. Prace projektowe rozpoczęły się w 1940 roku. Działo opracowywane było z myślą o zastąpieniu 37-mm armat M3, których kaliber był niewystarczający do skutecznej penetracji pancerza ówczesnych niemieckich czołgów. W celu skrócenia prac rozwojowych wykorzystano elementy konstrukcyjne istniejących dział – lufę prototypowej armaty przeciwlotniczej oraz łoże, oporopowrotnik i zamek z haubicy M101. Prototyp, noszący oznaczenie T10, gotowy był we wrześniu 1941 roku. Produkcja seryjna odbywała się w latach 1942–1944. Wyprodukowano około 2500 egzemplarzy, z czego 250 w 1942 roku, 1250 w 1943 i 1000 w 1944. (pl)
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