Moving the 200-Ton Howitzer - Inside the Worlds Biggest Gun Transport @progress-science
Moving the 200-Ton Howitzer - Inside the Worlds Biggest Gun Transport  @progress-science
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Experience the jaw-dropping journey of a 200-ton World War I railway howitzer as a daring team battles tides, traffic, and tight corners to move this metal monster across Europe!

Follow the suspense-filled mission to transport the world’s largest surviving railway gun from England’s Royal Artillery HQ in Wiltshire to the Dutch National Railway Museum in Utrecht. Discover the challenges of dismantling, refurbishing, and hauling this colossal 195-ton beast - a howitzer with a barrel as long as a bus and the firepower to launch one-ton shells over 13 miles. Watch as heavy haulers, crane operators, and military experts work against the clock, facing mechanical mishaps, live ammunition scares, and near-impossible maneuvers through jam-packed city streets.

This episode of Monster Moves delivers history, engineering, and teamwork under pressure. You’ll get a close look at the howitzer’s storied past in WWI, the intricate logistics of moving massive military artifacts, and the high-stakes moments as the crew races to deliver the showpiece for a major railway and war exhibition. If you’re fascinated by military history, extreme transport, or just love seeing people overcome incredible odds, this video is a must-watch!

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