A very useful-looking gun, this model entered service with the Belgian armed forces in 1934.  Interestingly, the website of the Musee de l'Armee, Brussels indicates that the Belgian Army fielded only 24 examples in 1940, and that surviving examples were used in coastal defenses by the Germans.  The small number in Belgian service may suggest that this was treated as a "commercial armament", with much of the production being sold abroad - but I have not researched this subject.  Perhaps somebody In Here can enlighten me further ? ( Armaments have, since the sixteenth century at least, been an export industry in what is now Belgium.)  Best regards, JR.

Belgian FRC 120 mm Field Gun 34.

A US Army WWII Sherman Medium Tank &quot;Betsy&quot; photographed during the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the Black Horse Regiment, held at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, CA. Staff Sergeant Mary Jones (top) and Sergeant Katherine Brown are honorary participants in the activities.

Sherman Tank

Sgt Kaarlo Niemelä photographed exactly at the same spot as in Tali-Ihantala 1944 photo only 59 years later. 16 June 2003:
http://www.ww2incolor.com/finnish_forces/155431+-+Copy.html