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What can you tell you about the Gibraltar Royal Garrison Artillery between 1904 - 1912?
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The Royal Artillery had 3 group divisions in 1899 : The Royal Horse Artillery with 21 batteries, The Royal Field Artillery with 95 batteries which was one group, The Royal Garrison Artillery which included the coastal defense, the siege, mountain and heavy batteries which was another group. The Royal Artillery was the third group.
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