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during sieges, and led to
heavy,
fairly immobile siege engines. As
technology improved, lighter, more
mobile field artillery cannons developed for battlefield...
- Ypres.
Artillery is
generally split into two categories:
light artillery and
heavy artillery.
Light artillery,
commonly known as
field artillery, is designed...
- An
artillery tractor, also
referred to as a gun tractor, is a
specialized heavy-duty form of
tractor unit used to tow
artillery pieces of
varying weights...
- infantry, six
regiments of cavalry, 16
batteries of
light artillery, four
regiments of
heavy artillery, two
companies of sharpshooters, a
handful of unattached...
- (English:
Heavy Gustav) was a
German 80-centimetre (31.5 in)
railway gun. It was
developed in the late 1930s by
Krupp in Rügenwalde as
siege artillery for the...
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definition of large-calibre
artillery used by the
United Nations Register of
Conventional Arms (UNROCA) is "guns, howitzers,
artillery pieces,
combining the...
-
service in two
Royal Artillery units: the 57th (Newfoundland)
Heavy Artillery Regiment and the 59th (Newfoundland)
Heavy Artillery Regiment,
though during...
- Battalion,
Heavy Artillery (12th Battalion,
Louisiana Heavy Artillery) Montague's Battalion,
Confederate Heavy Artillery (4th Battalion,
Confederate Heavy Artillery)...
-
Heavy Artillery Regiment, *1926-1961 9th
Heavy Field Artillery Regiment "Rovigo", *1992-1995 9th
Heavy Artillery Group "Rovigo", *1975-1992 9th
Heavy...
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divided into
heavy and
light artillery.
According to
historian Irfan Habib, one
cannot "estimate the
amount of
metal used in the
artillery of the Mughal...