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| Weapons also proved to be a problem, no | artillery pieces had been left in Britain to train new |
| red by poor visibility, causing problems for | artillery and fire support. |
| rkshops and small factories to produce heavy | artillery shells for the Western Front. |
| ial buildings, as the arsenal produced steel | artillery pieces. |
| s in the same year Tables of Projection, for | artillery, accompanying a work on gunnery by Robert An |
| Porter Alexander, the prominent Confederate | artillery commander and postwar historian, lamented ab |
| James II enthusiastically promoted modern | artillery, which he used with some success against the |
| s impaired their ability to provide accurate | artillery support and although in late October a naval |
| Arkansas Army National Guard provided Field | Artillery and Medical units in support of combat opera |
| d, and the improvement in the Prussian field | artillery between 1866 and 1870 was extraordinary, eve |
| as the first commander of the Pulaski Light | Artillery in an article published in the Arkansas Stat |
| The first mention of the Pulaski Light | Artillery came in an article published in the Arkansas |
| Newton, first commander of the Pulaski Light | Artillery |
| , and it was soon set ablaze and pummeled by | artillery fire. |
| As the allies began to put their | artillery into place, the British kept up a steady fir |
| But as the quality of | artillery crews and their horses declined, it was empl |
| of more experienced troops and quantities of | artillery had been rushed in that the situation was st |
| blem: it was impossible to quietly transport | artillery over the rocky soil. |
| ver and returned fire, and Monti radioed for | artillery and close air support. |
| World War I Lumpsey mine had a rail mounted | artillery piece to defend the mine against Zeppelin at |
| It ran on | artillery wheels with Goodrich clincher tires, and fea |
| s-production that would surpass the range of | artillery. |
| Europeans and 2,280 Africans, and a range of | artillery, including two 9-pounders (4 kg), four 24-po |
| elected a captain in the Grand Rapids Light | Artillery (“Ringgolds” Light Artillery.) |
| Rather his | artillery was positioned near the center of the Confed |
| ily Advertiser carried another notice re the | Artillery Ground that "gentlemen may be supplied with |
| FL18 records a notice re the | Artillery Ground taken from the Morning Chronicle of W |
| Russians, who had not brought any real siege | artillery, had little success. |
| rupp designed the "first real self-propelled | artillery piece", the Sonderkraftfahrzeug 165/1 (Speci |
| ch other and when Bonham's men received some | artillery fire from the Union rear guard, and found th |
| initially intended to be reconnaissance and | artillery spotting in support of armies on the ground, |
| addition to more regular reconnaissance and | artillery spotting missions. |
| ptember it began tactical reconnaissance and | artillery spotting missions over Palestine, where it r |
| .5 was a British two-seat reconnaissance and | artillery observation biplane designed and built by th |
| in the armoured, cavalry, reconnaissance and | artillery arms of the Heer and Waffen SS. |
| The unit flew reconnaissance, mapping, | artillery adjustment, bombing, dive-bombing, and straf |
| As one Spanish infantryman recounts, "Their | artillery played upon it in a most horrible fashion un |
| ue is for infantry, while the red represents | artillery support. |
| lazoned on a red shield, the red symbolizing | Artillery. |
| Shield: The shield is red for | Artillery. |
| Symbolism: The shield is red for | Artillery. |
| There was a Soviet Red Army | Artillery School (a military academy) in Chuhuyiv befo |
| Kursants (cadets) of the Red Army's | Artillery School in Chuhuyiv, 1933 |
| In 1966 it was severely shelled by Red Guard | artillery and monks then had to dismantle the remains. |
| ese radioman before he can redirect American | artillery fire onto the Japanese position. |
| grouped and counterattacked, regaining their | artillery and camps after a desperate fight. |
| h Army marks this call for Royal Regiment of | Artillery units only. |
| In 1783 he entered the 1st regiment of | artillery, where he rapidly rose to the rank of Adjuta |
| her John, a captain in the Royal Regiment of | Artillery, and it became extinct upon his death at Cli |
| ceived a commission in the Royal Regiment of | Artillery in 1953. |
| was commissioned into the Royal Regiment of | Artillery in December 1901. |
| The 1st Louisiana Regiment Heavy | Artillery (African Descent) was an artillery regiment |
| e unit was designated the 7th Regiment Heavy | Artillery on April 4, 1864, and 10th Regiment Heavy Ar |
| It currently houses 5th Regiment Royal | Artillery and the 1st Battalion Mercian Regiment forme |
| iment but in August 2007 16th Regiment Royal | Artillery, equipped with the Rapier FSC, moved here fr |
| dals won by members of the Royal Regiment of | Artillery, and tells some of the stories behind them. |
| ommissioned a captain in the 5th Regiment of | Artillery in August 1861. |
| one of the sub-units of 39th Regiment Royal | Artillery "The Welsh Gunners", part of the British Arm |
| d, and a lieutenant in the Royal Regiment of | Artillery, British Army during the Crimean War when th |
| old, and a sergeant in the Royal Regiment of | Artillery, British Army during the Crimean War when th |
| Anthony Porteous (73033), Royal Regiment of | Artillery (Fleet, Hants.). |
| sland is currently home to 47 Regiment Royal | Artillery, armed with the Starstreak HVM. |
| H450 is operated by the 32nd Regiment Royal | Artillery of the British Army on military operations i |
| In January 2008, 12 Regiment Royal | Artillery moved to the island upon their return from G |
| e regimental adjutant of the 2nd Regiment of | Artillery from November 1864 through March 1865. |
| e was commissioned in to the 5th Regiment of | Artillery upon graduation, and fought with it in the P |
| n Farndale, History of the Royal Regiment of | Artillery Western Front 1914-18. |
| ency Commissioned Officer in the Regiment of | Artillery. |
| nd in 1959 was enrolled into the Regiment of | Artillery. |
| toria Cross awarded to the Royal Regiment of | Artillery for successfully defending his gun at the Ba |
| Inkerman Battery of the 40th Regiment Royal | Artillery is named for the battle of the same name whi |
| rted to the 66th Search Light Regiment Royal | Artillery. |
| egiment Royal Engineers, 19th Regiment Royal | Artillery, the Joint Force EOD group as well as troops |
| d, and a lieutenant in the Royal Regiment of | Artillery, British Army during the Crimean War when th |
| 21 Anti-Tank Regiment Royal | Artillery |
| Assisted in raising a regiment of | Artillery and was commissioned a lieutenant. |
| United Kingdom - Royal Regiment of | Artillery |
| lford was a captain in the Royal Regiment of | Artillery, British Army during the First World War, an |
| old, and a captain in the Royal Regiment of | Artillery, British Army during the Crimean War when th |
| on Troop) is a Battery of 5th Regiment Royal | Artillery in the Royal Artillery. |
| d as 20 Battery, part of 16th Regiment Royal | Artillery and has lately served in the Falkland Island |
| ry Colonel of the 412th Coast Regiment Royal | Artillery (Territorial Army) 1948-51. |
| amel of the 21st Light Infantry Regiment and | artillery Colonel Henri Marie Lenoury). |
| e batteries that make up 16th Regiment Royal | Artillery. |
| one of the sub-units of 39th Regiment Royal | Artillery, part of the British Army. |
| ttery of 101st (Northumbrian) Regiment Royal | Artillery (Volunteers). |
| 45th Battery, 62nd Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal | Artillery attached to the Hamilton Light Infantry duri |
| ded with the departure of 16 Regiment, Royal | Artillery in July 2007. |
| ated to replace the 10th Marine Regiment, an | artillery unit, that was being sent to Indian Head Pro |
| 153 Field Regiment, Royal | Artillery |
| eld Battery of the 5th Field Regiment, Royal | Artillery, deployed adjacent to the nearby airfield. |
| are recorded by the 23 Field Regiment, Royal | Artillery as having made a daylight counterattack thro |
| the 237th Battery 60th Field Regiment, Royal | Artillery, an Australian battery of 2 pounder anti-tan |
| (Loyals) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal | Artillery was created in November 1941 from the 7th Ba |
| l of Thames and Medway Heavy Regiment, Royal | Artillery. |
| Phoenix Battery, 32 Regiment, Royal | Artillery Corps |
| (Loyals) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal | Artillery. |
| he 587th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal | Artillery. |
| Bedfordshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal | Artillery. |
| se men were from the 5th NY Regiment, Lamb's | Artillery, Orange County Militia, and Ulster County Mi |
| d served with the 26th Field Regiment, Royal | Artillery, in the British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) 196 |
| ng Officer of the 1st Survey Regiment, Royal | Artillery. |
| d into the 8th Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal | Artillery in 1939 and served during World War II, reac |
| The Humber Regiment, Royal | Artillery became A Company, 2nd Battalion Yorkshire Vo |
| ts, along with several cavalry regiments and | artillery batteries. |
| Two regiments Italian | artillery (stationed at Bardia) |
| e 70th Field and 5th Medium Regiments, Royal | Artillery. |
| War, Randall raised eighteen regiments, ten | artillery batteries, and three cavalry units before le |
| Russians had three infantry regiments, three | artillery batteries and a Cossack regiment. |
| March 16 he entered the Regular Confederate | Artillery with the rank of captain, and on May 1 he wa |
| He tired of the sea and rejoined his | artillery regiment. |
| Each time, French forces relied upon | artillery and close air support to inflict damages on |
| Although the remaining German | artillery could hardly acquire targets because the spo |
| under the 1938 reforms, the remaining scarce | artillery and the other support formations were withdr |
| UNIFIL peacekeepers remove the remains of | artillery attack victims. |
| he suggestion from Sam Houston to remove the | artillery and blow up the Alamo. |
| g devices had been introduced, rendering the | artillery linstock obsolete though the linstock remain |
| ior Yeomanry Regiments would be re reoled as | artillery the Hampshire Yeomanry was re roled as an Ar |
| hting over Bin Jawad was reported, including | artillery duels, before the rebels fled in hundreds of |
| (west); crossed cannon, which represent the | artillery (north); and an anchor and shot, which repre |
| the night, but these were again repulsed by | artillery and small arms fire. |
| account, Hindman's division was repulsed by | artillery alone, Williams's infantry having taken no p |
| in 9.2in gun removed, as it was required for | artillery use on the Western Front, and a BL 7.5-inch |
| II Battalion/6th Reserve Foot | Artillery |
| 6 batteries, 6th Reserve Field | Artillery Regiment |
| assigned command of the army's Reserve Corps | artillery, a position Thomas would hold for the rest o |
| ake it a fortress capable of resisting early | artillery. |
| ithin 10 minutes or else he would resume the | artillery bombardment of the surrounded German positio |
| On November 6, Syria resumed its | artillery bombardment of the Galilee, while Israeli wo |
| Rifle and | artillery fire continued until 15:30, when Forrest sen |
| scued the wounded while exposed to rifle and | artillery fire, going close to the enemy's parapet. |
| 262nd, 264th Tank, 297th Motor Rifle, 852nd | Artillery (Self-propelled), 929th Anti-Aircraft Rocket |
| ad just begun crossing the Isle river; their | artillery (three bronze guns) and some of the infantry |
| uture Generalissimo Colonel Robert Nivelle's | artillery proved decisive. |
| As rockets and | artillery pounded Albanian positions on Mount Sar Plan |
| 1,800 tons of munitions; 140,000 rockets and | artillery shells; 435 vehicles; 29 tons of communicati |
| ian bombardment began, "Georgian rockets and | artillery were hitting civilian areas in the breakaway |
| r of the perimeter, Lt. Col. Rogers directed | artillery fire on the assaulting enemy and led a secon |
| but again demonstrated the critical role of | artillery during World War I and the difficulty of sup |
| y War, the Egyptians launched a new round of | artillery duels with Israeli forces. |
| appointed Captain in the Fife Royal Garrison | Artillery, another Militia regiment. |
| r in the 7th Parachute Regiment, Royal Horse | Artillery of the British Army where he became a Major |
| ber of siege batteries of the Royal Garrison | Artillery. |
| e 2/1st Nottinghamshire Battery, Royal Horse | Artillery (Territorial Force) was a TF horse artillery |
| , Ormskirk Union, Surgeon to the Royal Naval | Artillery Volunteers, and Medical Officer to the South |
| Barracks - 7 Parachute Regiment, Royal Horse | Artillery |
| World War I as a captain in the Royal Field | Artillery and was awarded the Military Cross in 1917. |
| Royal Field | Artillery |
| e 1/3rd West Lancashire Brigade, Royal Field | Artillery (Territorial Force), he commanded it in the |
| , Fison served as captain in the Royal Field | Artillery. |
| s round the world, including the Royal Horse | Artillery, the Household Cavalry and various Police Fo |
| g of the 44th (Howitzer) Brigade Royal Field | Artillery, based at Brighton. |
| 1916, Charles Loewen joined the Royal Field | Artillery in 1918 during the close of the First World |
| raise the 140th Heavy Battery Royal Garrison | Artillery and the 40th Divisional Ammunition Column. |
| ries were designated part of the Royal Field | Artillery, one battery being allocated to the division |
| stnut Troop) of the 1st Regiment Royal Horse | Artillery, serving with the British Army of the Rhine. |
| lin was commissioned into the Royal Garrison | Artillery in 1914 and reached the rank of Major during |
| First World War he served in the Royal Field | Artillery and in 1925 was called to the Bar at Inner T |
| e Anti-Aircraft branch of the Royal Garrison | Artillery in 1916 and rose to the rank of Major, being |
| , including two batteries of the Royal Horse | Artillery, was retiring from Thabanchu towards Bloemfo |
| Lieutenant; Royal Field | Artillery |
| manded C Battery of 3rd Regiment Royal Horse | Artillery, and then became an instructor at the Staff |
| College after serving in the Royal Garrison | Artillery during World War I and in 1922 became a Fell |
| eld Regiment (Self Propelled) Royal Canadian | Artillery (RCA) was a Field Artillery regiment in the |
| He was commissioned into the Royal Marine | Artillery in 1914 but seconded to the Royal Naval Air |
| the 84th Battery, 11th Brigade, Royal Field | Artillery, which was stationed in Jubbulpore. |
| of the 14th and 66th Batteries, Royal Field | Artillery, had all been killed, wounded, or driven fro |
| ved initially in the Canadian Royal Garrison | Artillery before transferring to the British Army to b |
| a commission in the (British) Royal Garrison | Artillery (Special Reserve), and was attached to the R |
| service and consisted of the 107 Royal Horse | Artillery (South Notts Hussars Yeomanry) and the 150 R |
| nd a driver in the 37th Battery, Royal Field | Artillery, British Army during the First World War whe |
| James was with the Royal Field | Artillery and Royal Flying Corps during World War I an |
| hed to the British 62nd Battery, Royal Field | Artillery with the rank of captain. |
| f an anti-tank battery of the Royal Canadian | Artillery in the Second World War, and later Minister |
| 50th Brigade, Royal Field | Artillery, British Army during the First World War whe |
| 7 (Parachute) Regiment, Royal Horse | Artillery, Royal Artillery |
| oned Second Lieutenant in the Royal Garrison | Artillery (later Royal Artillery) in December 1902. |
| easonably powerful field gun for Royal Horse | Artillery batteries attached to Cavalry divisions, whi |
| mer Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Canadian | Artillery. |
| ved call-up papers to the army's Royal Horse | Artillery, based in Surrey. |
| nd was a Farrier Sergeant in the Royal Horse | Artillery. |
| or the 108th Field Battery, Royal Australian | Artillery and 407 Long Range Patrol Squadron of the Ca |
| rs old, and a bombardier in the Royal Marine | Artillery, Royal Marines during the Crimean War when t |
| 276th (West Lancashire) Brigade, Royal Field | Artillery, British Army during World War I when the fo |
| rs of the 39th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison | Artillery conducting a shoot in the Fricourt-Mametz va |
| d lieutenant in the 3rd Regiment Royal Horse | Artillery, British Army during the Second World War wh |
| roop became part of 1st Regiment Royal Horse | Artillery which involved, at the outset, the formation |
| XLII Brigade Royal Field | Artillery |
| War One he was a captain in the Royal Field | Artillery and was mentioned in dispatches 18 times. |
| m in 1907, before serving in the Royal Field | Artillery as a captain between 1914 and 1919 in the Fi |
| XXXIV Brigade Royal Field | Artillery |
| nd served as a Captain in the Royal Canadian | Artillery Reserves. |
| XV Brigade Royal Field | Artillery |
| the 4th London Howitzer Brigade Royal Field | Artillery (Royal Artillery, Territorial Army), rose to |
| in the 'C' Battery 83rd Brigade, Royal Field | Artillery, British Army during the First World War, th |
| mith, was a Major-General in the Royal Horse | Artillery and the 15th/19th The King's Royal Hussars, |
| nd a Driver in the 37th Battery, Royal Field | Artillery, British Army during the First World War whe |
| XIII Brigade, Royal Horse | Artillery |
| ld War I, where he served in the Royal Field | Artillery and Welch Regiment. |
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