The T75/32 tourelle was a turret simular to the Mle 1932 turret. It contains two Canon-obusier 75mm Mle 1932. The Canon-obusier 75mm Mle 1932 was a improved version from the Canon-obusier 75mm Mle 1929, the succesor of the famous "Soixante-quinze" in use since the Boxer Rebellion and continued to be used during the First and Second World War and many others. It was a rapid fire gun with a short recoil designed to equip fortification turrets. Its barrel is shorter then its predecessor. With this, the guns are covered inside the turret and can't be easily damaged. The gun was initially equipped with a Nordenfeld type breech, but later it was replaced by a semi-automatic breech SA Mle 1933.
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The stationary turrets of Maginot Line can be raised or lowered using arrow keys. Note that the exposed armour of raised turret is very thin.
