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During World War II, the Sixth Coast	Artillery (Harbor Defense) Regiment, Battery "D," mann
ters Battery, Six Hundred and Sixtieth Field	Artillery, from February 9, 1944, to August 22, 1945;
Sporadic skirmishing and	artillery fire continued until 3 a.m.
of a large number of prisoners, small arms,	artillery and battle flags from the division of MG Jub
. soldiers on the ground used small-arms and	artillery fire to break up the attack at point-blank.
ed the chances of success, as small-arms and	artillery fire from the alerted Ottoman forces began t
command and, with another soldier, directed	artillery fire and successfully cleared out a key posi
I, having served as a base for soldiers and	artillery.
consisted of infantry units with some light	artillery support and no tanks.
eport lists the garrison as "drilled some at	artillery and infantry," putting it a step ahead of th
owever, they did manage to rout some Spanish	artillery units and were trying a flanking maneuver wh
rounded by a guardline, including some heavy	artillery pieces.
hort continued to be used by some Australian	artillery units in New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and
I, the British infantry sought some sort of	artillery for close support.
sual cloud conditions prevented the sound of	artillery from carrying as far as it usually would.
e.g. military use to locate the source(s) of	artillery fire.
, 1863, Davis's men charged a South Carolina	artillery battery near Beverly's Ford and were met by
d War I, Waller enlisted in the South Africa	Artillery Regiment.
nk after being attacked by Soviet land-based	artillery fire while she was docked near the electrici
Soviet nuclear	artillery was operated by the Rocket Troops and Artill
He specialized in	artillery operations, and went on to graduate from the
panese Army Academy in 1913, specializing in	artillery, and was assigned to serve with the IJA 23rd
Citadel and that Confederates had spiked the	artillery pieces before they had raised a white flag o
When the Sri Lanka	Artillery disbanded its Anti-Aircraft Regiments in 196
ilitary service as a Gunner in the Sri Lanka	Artillery, a regiment of the Sri Lanka Army.
Centre and has a detachment of the Sri Lanka	Artillery.
He went to become the head of the Sri Lanka	Artillery, its Colonel-Commandant.
ool and was commissioned in to the Sri Lanka	Artillery in 1975 as a Second Lieutenant.
At present the Sri Lanka	Artillery has 12 regular regiments, 2 volunteer regime
commander of the II.Battalion, 2nd SS Panzer	Artillery Regiment, he was transferred to the 12th SS
ile serving with the 3rd Battery, SS Polizei	Artillery Regiment in October 1942.
SS Volunteer	Artillery Regiment 32
T-80B Main Battle Tank at the St Petersburg	Artillery Museum.
is to be 209th (The Manchester and St Helens	Artillery) Battery Royal Artillery (Volunteers).
cupied the island to use it as a staging and	artillery base to support an offensive against Japanes
Originally it was the standard pack	artillery weapon.
onsisted of infantry units, the State Forces	Artillery, the Travancore Training Centre, the Sudarsa
s serving as an officer in the state militia	artillery battery.
ssioned as a captain of a United States Army	artillery company (3rd Regiment) during the War of 181
Army and Chairman of the United States Field	Artillery Association.
Henry H. Whitney of the United States Fourth	Artillery was sent to Puerto Rico on a reconnaissance
rters at Blundell's School and stationed his	artillery on Skrink Hills or Shrink Hills just above h
The 46th Group was stationed at	Artillery Kaserne in Neckarsulm, West Germany until Ju
In 1827, while still an	artillery lieutenant, he helped survey the route for t
an arsenal for the production and storage of	artillery weapons.
, supported by Sukhoi Su-25 strike aircraft,	artillery, tanks, and Otokar Cobra armored vehicles, e
ble for the coordination of air strikes with	artillery fire.
uture commanding officer of the Stuart Horse	Artillery, Roger Preston Chew, Harris fared well in cl
He later served in the Stuart Horse	Artillery and was with the Army of Northern Virginia w
Union charges finally forced Stuart's horse	artillery to withdraw, and then his cavalry.
Stuart's horse	artillery under Captain James Breathed then began bomb
He became a supernumerary student of	artillery on 16 August 1781, a student on 18 January t
e member of society focusing on the study of	artillery.
ialisation of Saunders' work in the study of	artillery fortification.
nt-Malo, he earned a job as sub-inspector of	artillery crews in Morlaix, before being employed in t
a base for one of the most successful Soviet	artillery pieces of World War II - the 152-mm howitzer
de combat support units or sub-units such as	artillery and engineers, and logistic units or sub-uni
Karbala suffered severe	artillery shelling and rebel holdouts were attacked wi
nd on a high, windswept meadow, suitable for	artillery barrages against shipping.
gan bombarding the front lines at Summa with	artillery fire.
o beginning her first patrol she was sunk by	artillery fire on 16 April 1945.
orced to retreat because of superior federal	artillery.
The forts were well supplied with	artillery, totaling some 102 pieces (most of them 87 m
army was forced to abandon its supplies and	artillery in its hasty retreat.
meats, motor trucks, aviation supplies, and	artillery to American forces operating in Europe.
Improved armoured support and	artillery bombardment weakened once impregnable positi
Napier with the support of	artillery stormed the city with a force of only 6,000
le to hold their ground, with the support of	artillery and mortar fire.
The attack, supported by	artillery, was completely successful, and by 4 p.m. He
nd the Royal Hellenic Brigades, supported by	artillery and armour, had failed to break through in t
nto two huge divisional squares supported by	artillery which, although initially successful in impe
Supported by	artillery, the American forces numbered in all more th
a unit of veterans or invalides supported by	artillery and infantry from the 61st demi-brigade.
chine guns and mortars and were supported by	artillery and tanks.
The infantry was supported by	artillery, which bombarded the German positions from a
rong detachment of Confederates supported by	artillery.
The right and center were supported by	artillery, 16 guns in all.
ves by using flamethrower teams supported by	artillery and machine guns.
German machine gunners who had survived the	artillery barrage by taking refuge in concrete shelter
but a short distance across a field swept by	artillery and machinegun fire, he was wounded, but con
rly rifled projectile and rifling system for	artillery.
adres and the three Yorkshire based TA Royal	Artillery regiments.
ballistics, designing new firing tables for	artillery, and lectured on navigation.
as Horsa and Pegasus, as well as to take the	artillery battery at Merville in order to hinder the f
Many prisoners were taken and	artillery pieces captured.
l sands allow long range testing of tank and	artillery shells over distances of up to 27 km.
ere immediately followed by Russian tank and	artillery counter-attacks.
ees and forests can be flattened by tanks or	artillery fire, and the ground can become pockmarked w
rmans managed to destroy 7 Polish tanks with	artillery, but just after, they lost five of their Pan
000 Lebanese army troops backed by tanks and	artillery swiftly defeated the group of 200-300 rebels
An Ethiopian column supported by tanks and	artillery drove southeast from Ferfer and engaged Isla
For larger items such as tanks or	artillery pieces, equipment can be lost when it is imm
nstant fire from enemy small arms, tanks and	artillery.
ping searchlights for battleships, tanks and	artillery units to aid the Allied forces battle in Eur
s when they were finally given the tanks and	artillery they had long sought.
e disengaging with the enemy while tanks and	artillery continued to bombard the outpost.
tacked the farmhouse with mortars, tanks and	artillery shelling, which destroyed the building and f
Forests can be flattened by tanks or	artillery.
ern that the US had built too many tanks and	artillery, and they would be sitting around, useless.
eams to use heavy weaponry such as tanks and	artillery strikes to attack their opponent's bases and
s troops on shore, as well as tanks, trucks,	artillery, and all the supplies needed for an assault.
eet transported 30,000 troops, 47 tanks, 400	artillery pieces, 1,400 trucks and 10,000 tons of ammu
illance, reconnaissance, target acquisition,	artillery spotting and battle damage assessment sortie
e valley, where they were easily targeted by	artillery.
n the front line and the lack of targets for	artillery.
Tarth infantry,	artillery, and defense fortifications all have attack
, and The Leaders of a Heavy Gun Team (Royal	Artillery Institution).
isk infantry units than more technical field	artillery or supply units which relied on horse handli
Station: Brigadier Sir James Tennant, Bengal	Artillery
The 2nd Tennessee Heavy	Artillery (African Descent) was organized at Columbus,
Battery K, 1st Battalion Tennessee Light	Artillery was an artillery battery that served in the
The 1st Tennessee Heavy	Artillery (African Descent) was organized at Memphis,
The 2nd Regiment Tennessee Heavy	Artillery (African Descent) was an artillery regiment
Battery C, 1st Battalion Tennessee Light	Artillery mustered out of service at Nashville on Augu
t was also known as 2nd West Tennessee Heavy	Artillery Regiment (African Descent).
Battery D, 1st Battalion Tennessee Light	Artillery mustered out of service at Nashville on July
The 1st Regiment Tennessee Heavy	Artillery (African Descent) was an artillery regiment
The 1st Tennessee Heavy	Artillery (African Descent) ceased to exist on March 1
Battery D, 1st Battalion Tennessee Light	Artillery was an artillery battery that served in the
ow hugely improved, particularly in terms of	artillery and effective use of air support.
orties in co-operation with Territorial Army	artillery units, often based for the weekend in a frie
s, and then traveled up the Thames providing	artillery and logistics support.
"under the guns" (advancing faster than the	artillery can correct its aim for the reduced range) a
ined far more explosive filler than ordinary	artillery shells of the same caliber because the low m
crewing the Minenwerfer riskier than normal	artillery pieces.
ion in February 1943, the same month that an	artillery battalion of the 12th Marines became the gen
nd it could be fired more rapidly that other	artillery pieces.
n, Lee attacked it directly, hoping that his	artillery would clear the way for a successful infantr
Soon after that an	artillery barrage started.
agement of 21 August 1968 indicate that both	artillery and air support were used.
D-Day, a detailed report stating that heavy	artillery fire had sunk Corry was about to be submitte
covering vaulted brick tunnels that contain	artillery ports.
ad the effect of totally preventing the main	artillery from firing on any other angle than on the p
He served with the Royal	Artillery and the Royal Flying Corps.
se commemorated on the memorial is the Royal	Artillery driver Cobey, who is featured in a painting
the common was used extensively by the Royal	Artillery as a training area, as the common is also cl
ing the Second World War he joined the Royal	Artillery and later transferred to the Royal Engineers
uring World War II, he served with the Royal	Artillery (Territorial Army) and was afterwards awarde
th a 5-1 victory in the final over the Royal	Artillery.
Another shell pierced the Huascar's	artillery tower 12 minutes later, killing all within,
y 4, 1918 Corcoran was assigned to the Coast	Artillery Officers Training Camp, Fort Monroe, Virgini
Mountain Replacement Regiments and the 112th	Artillery Replacement Regiment, plus supporting units.
itary Academy, Woolwich, he joined the Royal	Artillery corps of the British Army as a lieutenant in
tary obligation and joined the anti-aircraft	artillery of the Luftwaffe.
World War, where he saw service in the Royal	Artillery.
Commissioned into the Royal	Artillery, in 1818, Lt Everest was appointed as assist
n Gulf landings, embarked troops of the 43rd	Artillery, and on 29 December 1944 departed New Guinea
rginia Infantry regiments and the Rockbridge	Artillery Battery of Rockbridge County, 1 unit recruit
Du Cane was commissioned into the Royal	Artillery in 1884.
His Victoria Cross is displayed at the Royal	Artillery Museum, Woolwich, London.
During World War I he served with the Field	Artillery in the United States Army.
aining of commissioned officers of the Royal	Artillery and Royal Engineers.
ded a four-gun battery called the Rockbridge	Artillery, naming his guns "Matthew, Mark, Luke, & Joh
Creek ], and the first in which the American	artillery was used."
r had taken up position, harassing the Union	artillery battery, preventing them from firing.
This forced the Union	artillery to remain on the western bank of the Rio Gra
in the National Guard, serving in the Coast	Artillery and rising to the rank of sergeant.
He served in the 61st	Artillery Regiment, from 1903 until 1914.
Regardless the preceding	artillery bombardment by the 25 pounders had been too
Pennell was a corporal in the Honourable	Artillery Company before transferring to the Royal Fly
Ramales was battered by the Isabeline	artillery, but the Liberals were only able to take thi
harged with the organization of the Romanian	artillery.
He was commissioned into the Royal	Artillery in 1948.
He served with the Royal	Artillery in Italy during the Second World War, includ
MiG-23 jet fighters employed by the Cubans,	artillery fire missions could only be executed at nigh
He was originally commissioned in the field	artillery and served with the 4th Infantry Division as
e the victory and the capture of the Swedish	artillery, the Danish host had incurred great losses w
He served with the Royal	Artillery during the First World War, and subsequently
The Old	Artillery Ground
oted to captain while serving with the Royal	Artillery.
d 1152nd Grenadier Regiments, and the 1564th	Artillery Regiment.
Lloyd was credited with turning the 12th	Artillery Brigade into an outstanding unit.
William Robe who was a colonel in the Royal	Artillery.
ugonin, as a Lieutenant Colonel of the Royal	Artillery, is also listed as having received the OBE f
e was made a Colonel Commandant of the Royal	Artillery.
He was commissioned into the Royal	Artillery and by the end of the Second World War he wa
for his war memorials, especially the Royal	Artillery Memorial at Hyde Park Corner and the Great W
3 Guns airlifted from May 15 (from the 101st	Artillery Group) (Stanley).
and 14th Royal Sussex Regiment and the Royal	Artillery.
who first distinguished himself in the Royal	Artillery (a corps of the British Army).
1916 was promoted to a Colonel in the Coast	Artillery.
rey, and the temporary solution at the Royal	Artillery Barracks (which is in the River Zone) was ad
eviously the Commanding General of the Field	Artillery Center and Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Matthews coordination of the large-scale	artillery support in Normandy and Walcheren showed him
tion post and firing platform for the French	artillery.
The French	artillery detachment shelled the Bavarian camp with pe
June 1942, and was commissioned in the field	artillery the following month and assigned to the 893r
regular army brigades were part of the corps	artillery, although their equipment was an expedient.
Baron was a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Royal	Artillery, and he fought in the Boer War in South Afri
s established to train officers of the Royal	Artillery and Royal Engineers.
He was commissioned in the Royal	Artillery during World War I, serving in German South-
ng the war, he was transferred to the Fourth	Artillery and was promoted to first lieutenant.
olution, they were considered to be the best	artillery horse available, due to their temperament, s
The 152nd	artillery regiment had four battalions, with a total o
Support Group that contained the division's	artillery regiment, a mixed light anti-aircraft/anti-t
11th Vermont Infantry (also known as the 1st	Artillery, Vermont Volunteers).
, Merton, Surrey, Hobbs joined the volunteer	artillery in 1883.
He served in the Canadian	Artillery during the Second Boer War.
officers, Newport, Rhode Island; the Army's	Artillery and Guided Missile School, Fort Sill, Oklaho

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