There are 3 known Type 38 75-mm Field Gun (1905) on display in Wisconsin. They are at the following locations:
| City Located | Model Number | Serial Number | Location | GPS | Date Donated |
| Appleton, WI | Type 38 | 1867 | Memorial Drive (HWY 47) south of Fox River | N 44°14.655 W088° 24.936 |
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| Camp Douglas, WI | Type 38 | ? | Volk Filed, Wisconsin National Guard Museum | ? | ? |
| Watertown, WI | Type 38 or 91? |
? | Veterans Memorial Park S 3rd St | ? | ? |
| Type 38 75mm Field Gun | Type 38 Improved 75mm Field Gun |
| Introduced Year : 1905 | Introduced Year : 1926 |
| Caliber : 75 mm | Caliber : 75 mm |
| Barrel Length : 2.325 m (L31) | Barrel Length : 2.325 m (L31) |
| EL Angle of Fire : -8 to +16.5 Degrees | EL Angle of Fire : -8 to +43 Degrees |
| AZ Angle of Fire : 7 Degrees | |
| Shell Weight : 6.41 Kg | |
| Muzzle Velocity : 510 m/sec | |
| Weight : 0.947 ton | Weight : 1.135 ton |
| Range : 8,250 m | Range (max) : 11,500 m |
| Production Qty : Approx. 2,000 | Production Qty : 400 |
Type 38 is a standard field gun in IJA. At first Type 38 was ordered to Krupp in Germany during the Russo-Japanese War. In order to extend the shooting range, the carriage of Type 38 was modified and the elevation was increased. It was called as "Type 38 Improved".
Though Type 90 and Type 95 were developed after Type 38, Type 38 has been used until the end of WWII.
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