Polish Airborne Polsten Gun french-army one with it on his

one with it on his belt and the other having a seperate arm

The Panzer IV chassis proved ideal for experimenting with new weapons derived from Rift-tech

Introduced in 1940

hence the name

Polish Airborne Polsten Gun french-army one with it on hisThe Polsten cannon was a development for the Orelikon. It appeared in 1944 and was much lighter and significantly cheaper to produce than the earlier weapon, but its main principle use was by the Navy and Air Force. Its only significant use by land forces was by airborne troops and by the Royal Marine Commandos, who fielded it during the Normandy campaign. As such the Polish Airborne has acquired quite a number of Polsten cannons to help them take