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What makes a cannon a howitzer?

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What is the synonym of cannon?

mortar, howitzer


What is a cannon with short or medium barrels with a low muzzle and steep angle or fire called?

A mortar. Actually, it's a Howitzer. Mortars are not a form of cannon.


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A cannon witha short barrel and a steep angle of fire?

if it is eight letters then I think it is howitzer


Are cannons still used in war?

Yes. Generally referred to as artillery, most armies use a type of cannon known as a howitzer. Aircraft and tanks also use cannon.


Where name howitzer came from?

It comes from the term houfnice for a cannon used in the 15th century by Hussites, which in turn comes from the German word "Haufen", which was a formation of pikemen, against which the cannon was especially lethal. The word houfnice later crossed into German as Haubitze, and in Dutch as houwitser, from which the English word howitzer is derived.