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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...
- Self-propelled
artillery (also
called locomotive artillery) is
artillery equipped with its own
propulsion system to move
toward its
firing position. Within...
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support with a
variety of ammunition.
Historically mortars were
heavy siege artillery.
Mortars launch explosive s**** (technically
called bombs) in high-arching...
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Field artillery is a
category of
mobile artillery used to
support armies in the field.
These weapons are
specialized for mobility,
tactical proficiency...
- An
artillery observer,
artillery spotter, or
forward observer (FO) is a
soldier responsible for
directing artillery and
mortar fire
support onto a target...
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Artillery has been one of
primary weapons of war
since before the
Napoleonic Era.
Several countries have
developed and
built artillery systems,
while artillery...
- The
Royal Regiment of
Artillery,
commonly referred to as the
Royal Artillery (RA) and
colloquially known as "The Gunners", is one of two
regiments that...
- FV433, 105mm,
Field Artillery, Self-Propelled "Abbot" is the self-propelled
artillery, or more
specifically self-propelled gun (SPG),
variant of the British...
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Rocket artillery is
artillery that uses
rockets as the projectile. The use of
rocket artillery dates back to
medieval China where devices such as fire...
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called a bombs****,
contrasting with
solid s**** used for
early rifled artillery,[citation needed] but "s****" has come to be
unambiguous in a military...
