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What kind of warfare was fought in the Western Front?
Gas and artillery warfare. Artillery --> Guns.
How many artillery rounds does a train gun man us in the civil war?
Federal artillery outnumbered Confederate artillery since the South only had one foundry capable of producing cannon at the start of the war. Even their battery sizes were influenced by this factor; 6 guns to 4 guns per battery for the Union and Confederacy respectively. Train guns or rail artillery was also predominately Northern since the South couldn't produce railroads; only repair and use what was available. An excellent gun crew was capable of firing 3 rounds per minute, which coincidently matched an excellent infantryman who could fire 3 rounds from his muzzle loader rifle or musket. As to how many cannon shells (or cannon balls) a railroad gun might carry depended upon how many were available, the size of the car (trailer), and the caliber of the shell; larger shells meant less shells could be carried.
What is a service battery - World War 2?
Part of an artillery battalion. US artillery battalions included three firing batteries, with the actual cannon, plus an "HQ and HQ Battery" and a service battery. They called the service battery a "battery" just to be consistent. The infantry has companies, cavalry has troops, artillery has batteries.
What is a Artillery?
Artillery=Cannons OR Guns In the military, the word "gun" does not mean rifles and pistols...it means artillery. Rifles, pistols, machineguns, etc. etc. are called "Small Arms."
How many weapons did Germany have in World War 1?
Germany had thirty to forty different weapons in World War I. Some of these were artillery, pistols, special weapons such as a flame thrower, machine guns and ships.
How many guns in a artillery battery?
I believe 8 is the common number of guns in a battery
What is the synonym of artillery?
big guns, battery, cannon, ordnance, gunnery
How many different types of guns were used in ww1?
Long guns, hand guns, artillery
Cannon and large guns?
Artillery . :]
What is artillery?
Artillery=Guns OR Cannons The term Guns in the military refers to Artillery. Rifles, machineguns, pistols, are called Small Arms.
When did Battery A Kentucky Light Artillery end?
Simmonds' Battery Kentucky Light Artillery ended in 1865.
How many men were in a field artillery battery and in a battalion during World War 2?
There were various types of artillery and various size units. This is for a Field Artillery Battalion that served within an Infantry Division. Each FA Battalion that operated 105mm field Howitzers consisted of 3 batteries of 4 guns each. Each battery, identified as Battery A, B & C, had about 100 men. Then there was the HQ Battery, the Service Battery(which was smaller or about 80 men). My Dad's unit in Italy, the 328FA Battalion, had an extra battery, Battery D, added to it that consisted of self-propelled artillery. Then later, they went to a 6-gun battery, but this was not common. See this link: http://www.custermen.com/ItalyWW2/ArmyOrg/OrgChart/Charts.htm
When was P Battery Royal Artillery created?
P Battery Royal Artillery was created in 1805.
When was Battery A Kentucky Light Artillery created?
Battery 'A' Kentucky Light Artillery was created in 1861.
When was K Battery Royal Artillery created?
K Battery Royal Artillery was created in 1809.
What kind of warfare was fought in the Western Front?
Gas and artillery warfare. Artillery --> Guns.
How were guns used in battle?
Are you referring to small arms (rifles, pistols, sub-machine guns, machine guns) or artillery? Correctly, only artillery pieces are refered to as "Guns". If this is what you mean, they were used in many ways, to support the infantry by laying-down barrages on enemy positions before an attack, breaking up enemy attacks, reducing strong points and in counter-battery fire against enemy gun positions. Guns were also used in specialist anti-tank and anti-aircraft roles.
