- gun-carriage,
which rests or
slides on the
ground when the
carriage is
unlimbered.: 107 A
caisson (US: /ˈkeɪsɒn/) is a two-wheeled cart
designed to carry...
- 28-foot (8.5 m) wide
paved or
packed roads. The
artillery piece could be
unlimbered in 12 minutes, then
returned to
traveling configuration in
another 15...
- s****
refuge behind their lines. The
horse artillery of the
Guard also
unlimbered a
deadly toll on the
Russian cavalry and fusiliers. The
Russians broke...
-
Causeway Heights.
Captain George Maude's
troop of
horse artillery, I Troop,
unlimbered its four 6-pounder and two 12-pounder guns
between redoubts 2 and 3, whilst...
- Eugène's Army of Italy. He
advanced the
batteries into
grapeshot range,
unlimbered the guns, and
opened fire. In the face of this
terrific blizzard of lead...
- Crillon.
Crillon closed up the town and
prepared for action. The
Prussians unlimbered their artillery and
fired on the town gates; Mayr's men and the Prussian...
-
Division Boudet, some 4,600 men, to Klenau's 14,000. At 08:00,
Klenau unlimbered his
artillery and
began to fire at the French,
while sending forward Vecsey's...
-
receive an
unpleasant surprise when the
towed batteries wheeled around,
unlimbered, loaded,
sighted and
opened fire.
Highly proficient batteries could do...
-
column neared Ridgefield.
Wooster was
mortally wounded when the
Redcoats unlimbered six
artillery pieces and
opened fire. He was
taken to the
Dibble House...
- his
force withdrew to the
mouth of
Apache P****. His men
regrouped and
unlimbered the
mountain howitzers for an
advance against the Apaches. This was one...
