- foot
artillery and a
train service responsible for
supplying guns with
powder and ammunition. From its
creation until 1813, the
Guard artillery was commanded...
- of
field artillery and its ammunition, it may be
termed an
artillery train. For sieges, the
addition of
siege engines to an
artillery train was called...
- The
noble train of
artillery, also
known as the Knox Expedition, was an
expedition led by
Continental Army
Colonel Henry Knox to
transport heavy weaponry...
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Artillery Train Battalion formed by 1805 12th
Artillery Train Battalion formed by 1808 13th
Artillery Train Battalion formed in 1808 14th
Artillery Train...
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wagons armed with
artillery,
machine guns, and autocannons. Some have also had
ports used to fire
small arms from the
inside of the
train,
especially in...
- batteries,
Horse Artillery Regiment (Regiment d'Artillerie à
Cheval de la
Garde Impériale) batteries, the
Artillery Train of the
Guard (
Train d'Artillerie...
- 3 –
Cavalry – Line,
National Guard, Irregular, &
Coastal Artillery,
Artillery &
Supply Train, and
Balloon Companies., Nafziger, George. 127 pages. Royal...
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Artillery are
ranged weapons that
launch munitions far
beyond the
range and
power of
infantry firearms.
Early artillery development focused on the ability...
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Bristol Train of
Artillery Museum is an
armory museum in Bristol,
Rhode Island,
which is the
meeting place of the
Bristol Train of
Artillery, a militia...
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often part of an
armoured train. Only able to be
moved where there were good tracks,
which could be destro**** by
artillery bombardment or airstrike, railway...
