artillery
Refers to large-caliber artillery guns.
Refers to the artillery belonging to the opposing force.
Artillery that fires rockets.
Artillery designed to shoot down enemy aircraft.
Artillery capable of firing projectiles over a long distance.
Artillery used for defense against aerial attacks.
Artillery used for defense against aerial attacks.
Refers to mobile artillery used to support armies in the field.
The shooting of artillery guns.
An assault using artillery weapons.
A targeted military attack involving artillery.
A concentrated and continuous artillery bombardment over a wide area.
A general term for any organized group of artillery soldiers.
A continuous attack with artillery shells.
The basic tactical and administrative unit of artillery, equivalent to a company.
A military unit of artillery, typically consisting of three or more batteries.
A military unit of artillery commanded by a colonel and consisting of several battalions.
A large military unit of artillery, typically composed of several battalions.
A projectile fired from an artillery gun.
A commissioned officer in the artillery branch of an army.
A single artillery gun.
An officer in charge of an artillery unit.
A rocket fired from an artillery launcher.
A weapon that fires shells or bullets from a metal tube.
A single unit of ammunition for an artillery gun.
Projectiles, charges, and fuses for use in artillery.
A general term for a gun or other device used as artillery.
A large, heavy piece of artillery, typically mounted on wheels.
A complete set of equipment, including guns, ammunition, and control mechanisms, that functions as a unit.
An object propelled through the air by an artillery piece.
The transport and supply vehicles accompanying an artillery unit.