About: 82-PM 37 Mortar

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The mortar fired eighty-two millimetre shells at a range of up to 3,000 metres and it only required a crew of at least three to four men in order to operate effectively. The design itself was based upon earlier French designs such as the Brandt mortar. It consisted mainly of a round baseplate and the standard bipod for infantry mortars. The total weight of the PM-37 was around 44.9 kilograms while its total length was 1.2 metres. The Standard rate of fire was thirty rounds per minute with a well trained crew and the muzzle velocity was around 200 metres per second.

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rdf:type	Artillery
rdfs:label	82-PM 37 Mortar
rdfs:comment	The mortar fired eighty-two millimetre shells at a range of up to 3,000 metres and it only required a crew of at least three to four men in order to operate effectively. The design itself was based upon earlier French designs such as the Brandt mortar. It consisted mainly of a round baseplate and the standard bipod for infantry mortars. The total weight of the PM-37 was around 44.9 kilograms while its total length was 1.2 metres. The Standard rate of fire was thirty rounds per minute with a well trained crew and the muzzle velocity was around 200 metres per second.
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Range	3,000 m
Velocity	200.0
Name	PM-37 Mortar
Type	Light Mortar
Weight	44.9
Caliber	82.0
RPM	25(xsd:integer)
Used by	Soviet Union
Total Length	1.2 m
Crew	3(xsd:integer)
abstract	The mortar fired eighty-two millimetre shells at a range of up to 3,000 metres and it only required a crew of at least three to four men in order to operate effectively. The design itself was based upon earlier French designs such as the Brandt mortar. It consisted mainly of a round baseplate and the standard bipod for infantry mortars. The total weight of the PM-37 was around 44.9 kilograms while its total length was 1.2 metres. The Standard rate of fire was thirty rounds per minute with a well trained crew and the muzzle velocity was around 200 metres per second. The elevation could be adjusted from forty-five to seventy-five degrees and the traverse range was nine degrees. Compared to designs originating from other countries, Soviet mortars were generally far heavier and more reliable. They were also typically quite strong and could take heavy punishment. The design of the PM-37 was simplistic but it still required a vehicle for long distance travel. During its service history, no variants were ever produced of the original PM-37 model.

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