[AAR's and Unit Gallery added to the Theatre of War website]

Originally posted by Madmatt:

Canon de Campagne Mle.1897

Field Gun Wz.1897

75mm Mle.1897

How many times does the venerable "soixante-quinze" need to be listed?

Hawk 75A

MS-406

No French light bomber, such as a Breguet 693?

MAC-1924

The designation is "FM 24/29" (or "fusil-mitrailleur mle 1924 m. 1929")

MAS-1907 15 M16

It wasn't a MAS design, AFAIK.

MAS-36 sniper

I don't think such combination ever existed. The postwar FSA MAS 49 was sometimes fitted with a scope, but for the 1940 time frame, the Lebel seems to be the only choice:

http://armesfrancaises.free.fr/FR%20Mle%201886%20M93%20sniper.html

No French AA gun either? Unless the Oerlikon is listed as such.

[Unit gallery: small corrections]

"Bataille Char B1 Bis" -> should be either "Char de bataille B1 bis" or "Char B1 bis"

"Hotchkis H35" -> should be "Hotchkiss H35"

Well that depends. If you want to go with the full, official designations you'd get something like:

char léger mle 1935 R

char léger mle 1935 H

char de bataille B1 bis

automitrailleuse de combat mle 1935 S

automitrailleuse de reconnaissance mle 1935

etc, etc. A bit verbose IMHO. Personally, I'd use the short designations

R35

H35

B1 bis

S35

AMR 35

But if the B1 bis is called a "char" then every infantry tank should.

I guess these pics are named by the city or town they were taken near? I recognized alot of the names.

No, it's the individual tank's name. B1 bises were christened like warships.