The artillery pieces appeared to be patterned after the famous 280mm (eleven inch in caliber- on the nose!) Railroad guns popularily called Big Berthas. These were made by Krupp and had an accurate tactical range of over 2l miles- and inaccurate plunging fire far beyond that. That is why they used Radar fire-control in the film. The Big Berthas were used in both RR and in this case turret mounts, in both World Wars.
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Yes, especially artillery. The new rifle-barrelled long-range guns changed the art of gunnery.
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The noise in world war 1 was sounds of bloodcurdling screams and sounds of rats nibbling. There was a range of men swearing and guns being accustomed and thrown.
Barbed wire. Long range artillery. Poison gas artillery shells. "Tanks" (armored treaded mobile guns). Radio. Airplanes.
The duration of The Guns of Navarone - film - is 2.63 hours.
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The cast of Forging the Guns of Navarone - 2007 includes: Peter Yates as himself
Alastair MacLean
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Navarone does not exist, it is actually the Greek island of Leros that staged the battle in WWII. Mcclean changed the name when he wrote 'The Guns Of Navarone'.
It lasted 158 minutes.
Lucky
It is Maria who shoots her dead
The cast of The Real World Guns of Navarone - 2011 includes: Dale Dye as himself Jonathan Kuntz as himself
Some 40 inches in shell diameter.
Force 10 from Navarone was released in 1978. It was a war story based on the book of the same name. It was the sequel to "Guns of Navarone", which was released in 1971.