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* Organize first by the '''County of Origin''' (Eurth) in alphabetical order, if there are multiple countries, the primary country of origin should be used for the ordering.
* Organize first by the '''County of Origin''' (Eurth) in alphabetical order, if there are multiple countries, the primary country of origin should be used for the ordering.
* Organize in numerical or alphabetical order for '''Timeline of Eurth Designation/Variant''', in instances where there are both, numerical first and then alphabetical.
* Organize in numerical or alphabetical order for '''Timeline of Eurth Designation/Variant''', in instances where there are both, numerical first and then alphabetical.
* Caliber should be listed in Metric and linked back to that bullet on Wikipedia.  Where significant, the non-Metric designation is given (e.g., .45 ACP).  If needing to list more than three, available calibers, please use the notes section or write "Various" if it is unimportant.  Please note the "by" symbol is not the letter "X" but rather the "×" symbol (Alt + 0215).
* Caliber should represent the mortar size (i.e., diameter) fired by the system.
* Organize with the primary user in '''User Country/Service''' (i.e., the country of origin's primary service) and follow with a separate row for each different service within that country of origin.  For additional users, list a new row for each user in alphabetical order.
* Organize with the primary user in '''User Country/Service''' (i.e., the country of origin's primary service) and follow with a separate row for each different service within that country of origin.  For additional users, list a new row for each user in alphabetical order.
* Try to combine as many rows as possible (e.g, '''Real World Manufacturer''', '''Timeline of Eurth Manufacturer''', '''Designation/Variant''', '''Caliber''', et cetera) with '''rowspan="x"''' where applicable.
* Try to combine as many rows as possible (e.g, '''Real World Manufacturer''', '''Timeline of Eurth Manufacturer''', '''Designation/Variant''', '''Caliber''', et cetera) with '''rowspan="x"''' where applicable.

Latest revision as of 04:55, 13 November 2024


This is a current list of infantry-portable mortars used by militaries of Eurth. Entries with (†) denote the weapon is no longer in service. Please use the following ordering system.

  • Organize first by the County of Origin (Eurth) in alphabetical order, if there are multiple countries, the primary country of origin should be used for the ordering.
  • Organize in numerical or alphabetical order for Timeline of Eurth Designation/Variant, in instances where there are both, numerical first and then alphabetical.
  • Caliber should represent the mortar size (i.e., diameter) fired by the system.
  • Organize with the primary user in User Country/Service (i.e., the country of origin's primary service) and follow with a separate row for each different service within that country of origin. For additional users, list a new row for each user in alphabetical order.
  • Try to combine as many rows as possible (e.g, Real World Manufacturer, Timeline of Eurth Manufacturer, Designation/Variant, Caliber, et cetera) with rowspan="x" where applicable.

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Light Mortars

Image Real World Analogue Timeline of Eurth Notes & References
Manufacturer Designation/
Variant 		Manufacturer Designation/
Variant 		Caliber Country of Origin Users
User Country/Service Local Designation
(If applicable or different)
Mo60 newHirtenberg.jpg Hirtenberger Hirtenberger M6C-210 Blemish Artillery Foundation Cremari Mortar 60mm  Pentium  Pentium
D190718ge3515.jpg Hirtenberger M6 mortar TBD MN.17F Mortar, 60MM 60mm  Poja  Poja
LGI Mle F1.jpg Titanite S.A. LGI Mle F1 Aroman Arms Consortium G04 51mm  Tagmatium  Tagmatium
M224A1 60mm Mortar.jpg M224 mortar Aroman Arms Consortium G89 60mm  Tagmatium  Tagmatium

Medium Mortars

Image Real World Analogue Timeline of Eurth Notes & References
Manufacturer Designation/
Variant 		Manufacturer Designation/
Variant 		Caliber Country of Origin Users
User Country/Service Local Designation
(If applicable or different)
Ayit Systems Dawid Infantry Mortar System.jpg Hyundai WIA KMS114 81 mm mortar Ayit Systems Dawid Infantry Mortar System 81mm  Bashan  Bashan
 Gallambria
2B14 Podnos at "Engineering Technologies 2010" forum.jpg NMZ 2B14 Podnos TBD MN.17G Mortar, 82MM 82mm  Poja  Poja MN.17K Mortar, 81MM variant as well
81mmMORT L16.png Royal Ordnance L16 81mm mortar Aroman Arms Consortium G73 81mm  Tagmatium  Tagmatium

Heavy Mortars

Image Real World Analogue Timeline of Eurth Notes & References
Manufacturer Designation/
Variant 		Manufacturer Designation/
Variant 		Caliber Country of Origin Users
User Country/Service Local Designation
(If applicable or different)
Granatkastare modell 41 Revinge 2015.jpg Tampella 120 Krh/40 Ayit Systems Golyat Heavy Mortar System 120mm  Bashan  Bashan
 Gallambria
M30 mortar at the War Remnants Museum.jpg U.S. Chemical Warfare Service M30 mortar Blemish Artillery Foundation Cremari Heavy Mortar 107mm  Pentium  Pentium
Oboronexpo2014part3-18.jpg MOTZ 2B11 TBD MN.17H Mortar, 120MM 120mm  Poja  Poja MN.17J Mortar, 120MM is the 2S12 Sani towed version.
Mortar of 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment, Stabilization Force, Bosnia and Herzegovina.jpg Soltam Systems Soltam K6 Aroman Arms Consortium G76 120mm  Tagmatium  Tagmatium
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