casemate. The chassis was reversed, with the enclosed fighting compartment at the rear and the engine, previously at the rear, now at the front. Two prototypes were built, one of which survives and is being restored. Gallery Users Surviving examples Australia Fort Lytton Military Museum, Brisbane. National Military Vehicle Museum Edinburgh, South Australia. France Arromanches-les-Bains, Normandy − Musee du Debarquement Ranville, Normandy − Memorial Pegasus Falaise − Memorial des civils dans la guerre India Southern Command Hospital, Pune Regiment of Artillery Museum, Nashik Road Italy Caserma "Cesare Battisti", in Meran Namibia Namibian Army's 4 Artillery Brigade still operationally fields the guns Netherlands Overloon War Museum New Zealand [National Army Museum, Waioiru]· United Kingdom Royal Artillery Museum Shropshire Regiment Museum, Shrewsbury Castle. Three guns displayed on a roundabout adjacent to MoD Donnington, Telford. Imperial War Museum Duxford Outside 47 Regt Royal Artillery lines Larkhill Outside 203 (Elswick) Battery Royal Artillery lines, Blyth, Northumberland. Newhaven Fort See also 155 mm Howitzer M1 US equivalent 15 cm sFH 18 German equivalent, shorter ranged Skoda K-series Czech equivalent, widely used by Germany References External links Specifications sheet Artillery of the United Kingdom World War II artillery of the United Kingdom World War II field artillery 140 mm artillery Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1941