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| on May the 24th, 2010 in Europe while Heavy | Artillery Records released the album in North America |
| Fort Monroe, contained infantry outposts and | artillery redoubts, but was insufficiently manned to p |
| r Cox as Tom Cain was injured, and the Royal | Artillery refused to allow on-loan 'keeper "Gunner" Re |
| The 1st Battalion of | Artillery Regiment 814 was formed on 15 March 1940 wit |
| y regiments (the 468th, 488th and 499th), an | artillery regiment (the 268th), and antitank, reconnai |
| tur, Hayessen completed military training at | Artillery Regiment no. 12 in Schwerin as a career offi |
| fter serving briefly as commander of a field | artillery regiment in the Imperial Guards Division, Ka |
| s from A Battery, 1st Battalion, 113th Field | Artillery Regiment successfully fired the M982 Excalib |
| 486 | Artillery Regiment (ап), |
| The 1st Mountain | Artillery Regiment Italian: 1° Reggimento Artiglieria |
| Artillery regiment (three battalions) many equipped wi | |
| February, 1862 as a part of a Missouri light | artillery regiment under the authority of Governor Hen |
| carried by the companies of the 129th Field | Artillery Regiment of the 35th Infantry Division, such |
| 18 | Artillery Regiment |
| 79. Mountain | Artillery Regiment |
| The 2nd Alpine | Artillery Regiment Italian: 2° Reggimento Artiglieria |
| Three infantry battalions and one | artillery regiment (stationed at the Sollum-Musaid-Cap |
| eployment 2d BCT's 3rd Battalion, 16th Field | Artillery Regiment and 204th Brigade Support Battalion |
| 22. Vespri | Artillery Regiment |
| Coat of Arms of the 1st Mountain | Artillery Regiment |
| 58. | Artillery Regiment |
| The | Artillery Regiment uses 81 mm light mortars attached t |
| Coastal | Artillery Regiment |
| n Army as chaplain of the 1st Missouri Light | Artillery Regiment in 1861. |
| The 152nd | artillery regiment had four battalions, with a total o |
| from 1861 to 1865 as part of the 14th Heavy | Artillery Regiment New York. |
| 38 | Artillery Regiment |
| The 3rd Mountain | Artillery Regiment Italian: 3° Reggimento Artiglieria |
| , Reinhard was assigned to the Bavarian Foot | Artillery regiment nr.14. |
| Brigade Mounted | Artillery Regiment |
| Artillery regiment (three battalions) | |
| Artillery regiment (two battalions) | |
| He led AR 3 from 1948 to 1949, and Field | Artillery Regiment 1 from 1949. |
| The two cavalry regiments and the horse | artillery regiment were removed from the Division to f |
| 48. | Artillery Regiment |
| Coat of Arms of the 2nd Alpine | Artillery Regiment |
| nti-tank battery of six guns assigned to its | artillery regiment in 1942. |
| Formosa | Artillery Regiment |
| Artillery Regiment 10 | |
| Gebirgs | Artillery Regiment 1057 |
| 73 | Artillery Regiment |
| 37. | Artillery Regiment |
| 49. | Artillery Regiment |
| ps proceeded smoothly until the men of Horse | Artillery Regiment demanded personal assurance from Gr |
| The 6th Mountain | Artillery Regiment (Italian: 6° Reggimento Artiglieria |
| 15. Montenero | Artillery Regiment |
| 160 | Artillery Regiment |
| ile serving with the 3rd Battery, SS Polizei | Artillery Regiment in October 1942. |
| 218 | Artillery Regiment |
| He served in the Coast | Artillery Regiment until 1943. |
| The 4th Mountain | Artillery Regiment Italian: 4° Reggimento Artiglieria |
| 203 | Artillery Regiment |
| 50 | Artillery Regiment |
| (12 pieces in the 7th Army, 24 in the 467th | Artillery Regiment of the 8th Army, 12 in the 51st Art |
| 213 | Artillery Regiment |
| Coat of Arms of the 3rd Mountain | Artillery Regiment |
| t 11, 1863 he was promoted Colonel, U.S. 5th | Artillery Regiment and from commanded the artillery re |
| He served as Commanding Officer of the 4th | Artillery Regiment between 1941 and 1942, and in 1942 |
| Originally approved for the 375th Field | Artillery Regiment on April 27th, 1933, the insignia w |
| Waffen Gebirgs | Artillery Regiment 21 |
| bat with the IJA 7th Independent Heavy Field | Artillery Regiment at the Battle of Nomonhan against t |
| ere assigned only to the Second Battalion of | Artillery Regiment 84, where they formed three two-gun |
| ssigned to the newly formed Hanoverian Field | Artillery Regiment No. 10. |
| He served as Commanding Officer 14th | Artillery Regiment beginning in 1939, and was Commandi |
| 21° Self propelled | Artillery Regiment "Trieste" in Foggia |
| 3. Fossalta | Artillery Regiment (mot) |
| China Garrison | Artillery Regiment - Colonel ? |
| y of Aberdeen) Battalion was converted to an | artillery regiment on 1 November 1941, becoming the 92 |
| ubsequently served as adjutant with the 67th | Artillery Regiment and with the Artillery Commander, 5 |
| He was appointed colonel of the 2nd | Artillery Regiment in the Georgia forces in August, an |
| Benicia Barracks, which also housed the 3rd | Artillery Regiment . |
| 573 Gun | Artillery Regiment of the Reserve of Highest Command |
| 104 Gun | Artillery Regiment of the Reserve of Highest Command |
| 541 Howitzer | Artillery Regiment of the Reserve of Highest Command |
| 40 North African | Artillery Regiment |
| He spent a year in a Prussian | artillery regiment where he excelled in horsemanship. |
| A mountain | artillery regiment (Gebirgs-Artillerie Regiment) would |
| 1 Separate Heavy | Artillery Regiment |
| SS Volunteer | Artillery Regiment 32 |
| anti-aircraft | artillery regiment (Kurday) |
| Some of the 125th | Artillery Regiment |
| he official regimental march of the Austrian | Artillery Regiment Number 2 till its dissolution in 20 |
| 883, and the turret handed over to the Royal | Artillery Regiment in March 1886. |
| Coat of Arms of the 6th Mountain | Artillery Regiment |
| The 5th Battalion, 52nd Air Defense | Artillery Regiment is an air and missile defense batta |
| It was redesignated for the 192d | Artillery Regiment on 15 January 1971. |
| It was redesignated for the 192d Field | Artillery Regiment on 19 July 1972. |
| The 10th Marine Regiment is an | artillery regiment of the United States Marine Corps b |
| commander of the 2nd Battalion of the 129th | Artillery Regiment |
| Waffen | Artillery Regiment der SS 25 |
| 6 batteries of 7th Field | Artillery Regiment |
| 6 batteries, 6th Reserve Field | Artillery Regiment |
| The 6th | Artillery Regiment is also based at Minneriya along wi |
| t was also known as 2nd West Tennessee Heavy | Artillery Regiment (African Descent). |
| Between 1895-1910 he served with the 11th | Artillery Regiment in Lviv. |
| elements of the 93rd Mountain | Artillery Regiment (93 RAM) |
| rummer boy in Company C, 1st Minnesota Heavy | Artillery Regiment on October 10, 1864, becoming the c |
| In 1887, he entered the 1st Field | Artillery regiment "Prinzregent Luitpold" and complete |
| s was originally approved for the 192d Field | Artillery Regiment on 25 March 1927. |
| the early 1930s he served with the 7th Field | Artillery Regiment at Madison Barracks, New York, afte |
| a was originally approved for the 192d Field | Artillery Regiment on 25 March 1927. |
| opist, came to the city around 1864 with his | artillery regiment and he was put in charge of the mai |
| ia was originally approved for the 5th Field | Artillery Regiment on 21 January 1924. |
| 1940 Inada was commanding officer of a heavy | artillery regiment based in Acheng in northern Manchuk |
| Promoted to Captain with the 1st | Artillery Regiment in 1891, he began to develop teleme |
| rld War l, he was assigned to the 63rd Heavy | Artillery Regiment in France and actively participated |
| Main article: 206th Field | Artillery Regiment (United States) |
| Brooks remained in command of the 4th U.S. | Artillery Regiment after the Civil War. |
| d command of the 2d Howitzer Battalion, 35th | Artillery Regiment in 1968. |
| the 23rd and 33rd Rifle Divisions, the 613th | Artillery Regiment of the Reserve of the Supreme High |
| The 189th Field | Artillery Regiment of the Oklahoma National Guard was |
| In 1941, he served as Commanding Officer 6th | Artillery Regiment and Chief of Staff Higher Technical |
| reinstated and authorized for the 5th Field | Artillery Regiment effective 1 September 1971. |
| The 1st Maine Heavy | Artillery Regiment was a regiment in the Union Army du |
| ary career as a major in the 1st Maine Heavy | Artillery Regiment and then gained a staff position as |
| In 1937 he became the commander of the 28° | Artillery Regiment of the "Livorno" Division. |
| rward with three infantry battalions and one | artillery regiment stationed in the Sollum-Musaid-Capu |
| He became Commanding Officer 7th | Artillery Regiment and subsequently Vice Chief of Staf |
| Artillery Regiment | |
| The 1st Field | Artillery Regiment was first activated in 1907 from nu |
| ld while assigned to the I.Battalion, 5th SS | Artillery Regiment SS Division Wiking in January 1943. |
| The 1st Field | Artillery Regiment is an Field Artillery regiment of t |
| The 236th | Artillery Regiment of 162nd Infantry Division was inco |
| l German Army in 1914 and served in the 15th | Artillery Regiment in World War I as a Leutnant. |
| st Point, he was then sent with the U.S. 3rd | Artillery Regiment in 1854 around Cape Horn to Califor |
| 126th Corps | Artillery Regiment and the 112th Separate Anti-aircraf |
| 2. Metauro | Artillery Regiment |
| 34. | Artillery Regiment |
| 54. | Artillery Regiment |
| 20. Piave | Artillery Regiment |
| The 15th Field | Artillery Regiment is an Field Artillery regiment of t |
| Artillery Regiment 668 | |
| The 1st and 2nd Battalion of the 82nd Field | Artillery Regiment are currently home based at Fort Ho |
| Artillery Regiment (mot) | |
| He was made squadron commander with the 19th | Artillery Regiment in 1902, but his real work was done |
| was restored and authorized for the 3d Field | Artillery Regiment effective 1 September 1971. |
| 64 | Artillery Regiment |
| 264 | Artillery Regiment |
| He worked as a chaplain to the 9th | artillery regiment of the Belgian Army in Southern Fra |
| 11. Monferrato | Artillery Regiment |
| The | artillery regiment fields 32 M109/L self-propelled how |
| e 95th Brigade would become an Anti Aircraft | Artillery Regiment and was redesignated the 72nd (Hamp |
| 56. | Artillery Regiment |
| Artillery Regiment 216 | |
| 51. | Artillery Regiment |
| Artillery Regiment 814 is the only unit known to have | |
| fter Independence, Candeth was commanding an | artillery regiment that was deployed to Jammu and Kash |
| 74 | Artillery Regiment |
| ungarian Army, serving as a Lieutenant in an | artillery regiment before emigrating to the United Sta |
| As a member of the | artillery regiment's staff, Meierdrees did not see any |
| 3 Coastal | Artillery Regiment(?) |
| served the compulsory two years in the army ( | artillery regiment) and in 1889 started a career as a |
| regiment was given the designation A 2 (2nd | Artillery Regiment) in 1830. |
| litia Hearts of Oak (1st Battalion/5th Field | Artillery Regiment). |
| commander of the II.Battalion, 2nd SS Panzer | Artillery Regiment, he was transferred to the 12th SS |
| wo brigades were supported by the 88th Field | Artillery Regiment, which was equipped with 25 pounder |
| nd soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 15th Field | Artillery Regiment, 2nd BCT, 10th Mountain Division di |
| He served in the 61st | Artillery Regiment, from 1903 until 1914. |
| ri battalions, one motorcycle battalion, one | artillery regiment, two anti-tank gun companies, one e |
| n staff, most of Grenadier Regiment 348, the | Artillery Regiment, Combat Engineer Battalion and supp |
| of the munitions of the 4th Battery, 2nd SS | Artillery Regiment, Das Reich. |
| Support Group that contained the division's | artillery regiment, a mixed light anti-aircraft/anti-t |
| After independence and establishment | Artillery Regiment, the corps depended on its World Wa |
| ainian medical officer of Soviet 32nd Guards | Artillery Regiment, awarded the Medal for Combat Servi |
| h, and 310th Rifle Regiments, the 62nd Light | Artillery Regiment, the 117th Howitzer Artillery Regim |
| Battery B, 1st Battalion, 103rd Field | Artillery Regiment, Rhode Island National Guard traces |
| e 1st Arkansas Infantry, and the 142nd Field | Artillery Regiment, formerly the 2nd Arkansas Infantry |
| 51st Reconnaissance Regiment, the 14th Field | Artillery Regiment, the 51st Engineer Regiment, the 51 |
| rs from Battery B, 3d Battalion, 320th Field | Artillery Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, at the en |
| Infantry Group Tankette Company, 35th Field | Artillery Regiment, 35th Engineer Regiment, 35th Trans |
| 41st Reconnaissance Regiment, 41st Mountain | Artillery Regiment, 41st Engineer Regiment, 41st Trans |
| iliberto Testa di Ferro, the 120th Motorized | Artillery Regiment, the XLVII Bersaglieri Motorcyclist |
| nd a significant group (a tank battalion, an | artillery regiment, a motor transport company and a co |
| lieutenant in Battery C, 6th Battalion, 15th | Artillery Regiment, 1st Infantry Division. |
| Two batteries of the 80th Field | Artillery Regiment, North African |
| antry regiments with two battalions each, an | artillery regiment, and divisional troops (reconnaissa |
| hile in command of the II.Battalion, 11th SS | Artillery Regiment, 11th SS Panzergrenadier Division N |
| rchestra was the musical group for the 350th | Artillery Regiment, AEF in World War I. |
| , border security detachment, 428th howitzer | artillery regiment, 302nd separate rifle regiment, thr |
| he Great War the unit was re-organised as an | artillery regiment, in which form it saw out World War |
| In the history of the 82nd Field | Artillery Regiment, this is a continuation of a long a |
| Originally planned as a light | artillery regiment, it was converted to an infantry un |
| Regiment; and the 1st Battalion, 141st Field | Artillery Regiment, the "Washington Artillery" of New |
| 29th Regiment (Motorized) in addition to an | artillery regiment, though the Korea Insititute of Mil |
| the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Battalions of the 5th | Artillery Regiment, the 1st battalion of the 41st Arti |
| d 1152nd Grenadier Regiments, and the 1564th | Artillery Regiment. |
| ly entered World War I, he volunteered in an | artillery regiment. |
| went to France as captain in the 335th Field | Artillery Regiment. |
| he was commander of the IJA 1st Heavy Field | Artillery Regiment. |
| he 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Regiments as well as an | artillery regiment. |
| York, as a Private into 11th New York Light | Artillery Regiment. |
| missioned into Company F, 4th New York Heavy | Artillery Regiment. |
| the Fort became the base for the Army's 9th | Artillery Regiment. |
| ved as a bugler in Battery B of the 4th U.S. | Artillery Regiment. |
| 240 North African | Artillery Regiment. |
| ught in France as a member of the 35th Field | Artillery Regiment. |
| vered and served briefly in the 1st New York | Artillery Regiment. |
| h Guards Rifle Regiments and the 64th Guards | Artillery Regiment. |
| He enlisted aged 18 in an | artillery regiment. |
| He tired of the sea and rejoined his | artillery regiment. |
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