During the 1990s similar systems were adopted by Paladin, AS90 and PzH2000, and subsequently they were adopted for towed guns, notably UK s 105mm L118 Light Guns.
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Once contact was made, the towed guns were unable to reposition themselves or withdraw, and were often overrun by the enemy advance, or simply outflanked by infantry.
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Its main roles were as a prime mover for very heavy towed guns such as the " 24 cm Kanone 3 " and as a tank recovery vehicle.
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One of the American tanks knocked out the lead North Korean tank and a bazooka team from F Company knocked out a towed gun, the third vehicle in column.
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Artillery and 90 mm tank fire destroyed seven more North Korean T-34 tanks, three more SU-76 towed guns, and several trucks and personnel carriers.
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After the Ardennes campaign, where 85 % of all tank destroyer losses were towed guns, it was decided to convert all towed units back to self-propelled guns.
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At the battle of Kursk for example, the Red Army deployed more artillery regiments than infantry regiments and towed gun densities reached over 20 guns per kilometer of defended tactical zone.
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Towed guns similar to the Pak 36 were the only anti-tank weapon issued to European armies during the 1930s, and a number of influential designs proliferated, such as the B�hler gun.
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The whole Army went into " STAVKA " reserves in September, and the division's 337th Antitank Battalion had its towed guns replaced with self-propelled SU-76 guns.
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Ordinary towed guns can take a while to emplace and re-limber and are not armoured, so they are vulnerable to counter battery fire and take a while to engage when at a new location.
