Talk:List of infantry mortars

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well what is an infantry mortar? we have really armour, artillery and infantry arms and the division within infantry is whether it is man portable, i suppose. any thoughts?

perhaps the section here should split to man portable mortars (light) and medium mortars ie non man portable (even split) but still with the infantry soldier and then the heavy mortar section really as mortar artillery. mortars mounted might come mostly under medium?

Unification

I think the 3 tables should be unified into a single one. Readers can simply press the arrow near “caliber” and the weapons will be listed by their bore's diameter. Megaidler (talk) 19:17, 8 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Add 2s12 sani

Suggest adding the 2S12 mortar system, a modern russian 120mm mortar Whyme943 (talk) 14:56, 10 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]