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	Civil War Artillery - Battery Organization
		Most artillery officers were very slow to receive promotion due to the relatively light casualties and "turnover" in the long arm as compared to the infantry.
		If the battery happened to be short an officer due to leave, sickness, or death, the first sergeant took up the duties of the chief of the line of caissons by direction of the captain.
		However, once the artillery line was established the drivers would often dismount and lay on the ground with their reins in their hands, depending on the amount of hostile fire being received.
	www.cwartillery.org /hansen.html (2734 words)

	GrimesArtilleryBtryCsa
		The Portsmouth Light Artillery was attached to the 3rd Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
		the battery was assigned to Hoffler's Creek to guard the western shore of the Hampton Rhoads.
		In the early morning of the 2nd the battery opened fire on the steamer forcing her to retreat down the river.
	www.homestead.com /artillerygrimesbtry/GrimesArtilleryBtryCsa.html (347 words)

	Special Operations.Com
		The Para-Commando Field Artillery Battery is a support unit of the Para-Commando Brigade with a dual character.
		The Para-Commando Field Artillery Battery is unique in the whole Belgian army because it is the only unit to possess towed 105mm guns : the GIAT LG1 MkII.
		Since the end of 1997, the Para-Commando Field Artillery Battery is the proud owner of 12 new GIAT towed 105mm guns.
	www.specialoperations.com /Foreign/Belgium/Field_Artillery/Default.html (818 words)

	Napoleonic Artillery
		Even during the Revolution, the artillery arm continued to make its presence felt, and the fighting at Valmy and St.Roch were only two incidents which highlighted the continuing influence of the many trained artillerists and engineers in the face of terror and upheaval.
		Artillery stationed on high ground was, if time allowed, placed behind makeshift redoubts and issued plenty of shotgun-like case rounds to use against enemy units as they toiled upslope.
		Artillery batteries (usually called companies at this time) appear to have had the natural tendency to fire to their immediate front.
	www.wtj.com /articles/napart (2878 words)

	Battery B, 4th U.S. Light Artillery - The Artillery Battery
		Four-gun batteries were common in both armies during the Civil War, and an artillery captain may have had the number of men in his command reduced by a third.
		Artillery assigned to infantry support was called mounted artillery, a misnomer since all the cannoneers marched on foot.
		During the Civil War, artillery had to adjust to a new role as long distance support for the infantry or cavalry, a task that was facilitated in part by the application of rifling to cannons.
	www.batteryb.com /the_artillery_battery.html (2330 words)

	Artillery, Artillerymen, and Artillery Legends
		In 1901, the Artillery was divided into Coast and Field Artillery and the branch insignia was modified by the addition of a plain scarlet oval at the intersection of the cannons.
		The Manual for Mountain Artillery, adopted by the U.S. Army in 1851, stated that the mountain howitzer was "generally transported by mules." The superiority of mules in rough country outweighed their notorious contrariness under fire.
		When a battery unlimbered and took its place in line, the horses were ordinarily moved to a place sheltered from direct enemy fire--behind a building or hill, in a copse of trees or in a ravine.
	www.landscaper.net /artillery.htm (6643 words)

	Battery F, 2nd U.S. Artillery
		The guns, carriages, caissons, harness, and general battery equipment had all been previously loaded and stowed, in connection with Battery A, Second Artillery, upon the lower afterdeck of the transport Iroquois, it being possible to load and stow without dismounting any of the battery.
		The ammunition, and also that of Battery A, Second Artillery, was all stowed, under personal supervision, in the forward lower hold of the same transport.
		The battery was in shape and pulled out by 3 p.m., June 26, and marched to within a short distance of Siboney, and there bivouacked for the night.
	www.spanamwar.com /2ndusbatteryf.htm (3304 words)

	1st Ohio Light Artillery Battery I
		Batteries A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and M followed the Army of the Cumberland under Buell to Shiloh, and took part in the battles of Stone River, Perryville, Chickamauga and Mission Ridge.
		Batteries H and L fought all through the sanguinary battles of the Army of the Potomac, and Batteries I and K fought both east and west, having been transferred with Hooker's Corps to the west in 1863.
		Artillery Brigade, 11th Army Corps, Army of the Potomac, to September, 1863, and Army of the Cumberland to November, 1863.
	www.ohiocivilwar.com /1lai.html (706 words)

	Union Regiments - Wisconsin
		6th Independent Battery Light Artillery "Buena Vista Artillery"
		7th Independent Battery Light Artillery "Badger State Flying Artillery"
		8th Independent Battery Light Artillery "Lyons' Pinery Artillery"
	www.civilwararchive.com /unionwi.htm (25 words)

	Alabama Artillery Units
		The battery was engaged at Seven Pines and at 1st Cold Harbor, it lost 18 men and 28 horses k and w.
		Marks Artillery Battery was organized at Montgomery on 1 March 1862, and the officers and men, nearly all from Montgomery County, were mustered in on 7 March.
		Robertson's or Dent's Artillery Battery was organized at Pensacola, FL, on 21 December 1861, with men from Pollard and Eufaula, AL, and from Pensacola and Quincy, FL.
	www.tarleton.edu /~kjones/alarty.html (4173 words)

	Big Guns at Gettysburg
		Artillery units fought desperately side by side with their infantry counterparts during all three days of the battle and Union guns made up the difference during the July 3rd finale known as Pickett's Charge.
		Confederate batteries were, for the most part, labeled by the nicknames of where they were raised or by the name of the battery commander.
		One battalion was composed of four batteries and one battalion was assigned to an infantry division.
	www.nps.gov /gett/soldierlife/artillery.htm (2272 words)

	Norwich University
		The Norwich University Independent Artillery Battery fires muzzle-loaded Civil War era cannons and howitzers at sporting events, graduation, alumni homecoming, family weekend, military ceremonies, and other special events.
		The legend of the lightning bolt striking down her father caused her to be regarded as the patron saint in time of danger from thunderstorms, fire, and sudden death.
		When gunpowder made its appearance in the Western world, Saint Barbara was invoked in aid against accidents resulting from the explosions, since some of the earlier artillery pieces had a bad habit of blowing up instead of firing their projectile.
	www.norwich.edu /cadets/artillery.html (573 words)

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		The battery will be moved south to reduce the noise, which has made the lives of local residents unbearable.
		The battery was originally placed in the area in order to fire at Qassam rocket launching sites, but a military source said Friday that residents voiced their complaints over the noise.
		The battery is expected to be moved in several weeks, allowing local residents to sleep better at night.
	www.ynetnews.com /articles/0,7340,L-3196255,00.html (497 words)

	First World War.com - Vintage Photographs - Artillery
		This is page two of three; click here to view the first page; click here to view the third page.
		Russian artillery on the retreat from Warsaw, Aug 1915
		Oxen-drawn artillery disguised in Serbia to deceive aircraft
	www.firstworldwar.com /photos/artillery2.htm (676 words)

	Mt Pleasant Heavy Anti-aircraft Artillery Battery: Mahaanui historic sites
		An access road was constructed, four guns mounted in the open and the hole for the command post was dug.
		Work on the battery and the camp where the gun crew and supporting staff were housed was completed in early 1943.
		The battery was manned from January 1943 to September 1944 but never went into action.
	www.doc.govt.nz /templates/page.aspx?id=34198 (742 words)

	1st NY Light Artillery, Battery B (Pettit's Battery)
		Battery B, First Regiment New York Light Artillery, known as Pettit's Battery, was raised at Baldwinsville and composed chiefly of Onondaga county men.
		On its arrival in Washington it was the first battery to be fully mounted, and remained in camp in the vicinity of Washington till the spring of 1862.
		The photograph of Pettit's Battery is from the Library of Congress.
	web.cortland.edu /woosterk/genweb/pettit.html (899 words)

	1st Michigan Light Artillery Battery "A"
		The appearance of this Battery while passing through Ohio, especially at Cincinnati, attracted much attention, and its completeness of outfit on such short notice, as well as the fine appearance of the men, were subjects of enthusiastic praise, while the superior quality of the horses did not pass without favorable comment.
		On July 12th., the Battery participated in the battle on Rich Mountain, in which the Confederates were driven from his position, said to be almost impregnable, causing the capture of his subsistence and ordnance stores, including several pieces of artillery, which were turned over to the Battery by order of the General, commanding.
		After this, the Battery was on several marches and engaged in several skirmishes in that section of the country, and during the month of November, marched from Lebanon, Kentucky, to Tyre Springs, near Nashville, Tennessee.
	hometown.aol.com /dlharvey/batta.htm (2203 words)

	Q (Sannas Post)/HQ Battery Royal Artillery (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1862 the Battery was renamed C Battery, 4 Horse Brigade Royal Artillery and in 1864 became a Royal Horse Artillery Battery as C Battery, F Brigade RHA.
		As the Battery galloped away to the rear in line, the Boers, seeing that part of their prey was escaping, opened fire with rifles from the edge of the Spruit.
		Q Battery's guns were severed for four hours in that exposed position, subjected all the time to continuous rifle fire at 1,000 yards range- it must be remembered that at the time the guns had no shields.
	www.army.mod.uk /5regtra/organisation/q_hq_battery.htm (1037 words)

	Field Artillery in the Civil War
		Late in the war it was not unusual for batteries to be reduced to four guns, due to shortage of available horses (the government paid $160 for a Cavlary horse, but $170 for an Artillery horse).
		When horses were in short supply, (a battery needed about 125) mules could be used, though they tended to shy in battles, so horses were used for the guns (leading to four gun batteries in part of 1864 and again in 1865).
		The Tenth Mass Battery went through about 400 horses (battle casualties, exhaustion and disease) during the course of the war, and when turning in their horses at the end of the war, had only one of the original 110 they had left Massachusetts with.
	www.cwartillery.com /FA/FA.html (3086 words)

	Battery F, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery
		Battery F, 1st Rhode Island Light Artillery is the Civil War reenactment unit of the Newport Artillery Company, America's oldest military unit operating under its original charter (granted in 1741).
		Battery F participates in numerous Civil War events throughout the northeast region.
		Battery F is a family oriented unit with an emphasis on fun without compromising safety or authenticity.
	www.geocities.com /~jmgould/batteryf.html (193 words)

	Artillery Battery Support Equipment
		The limber for field service is basically a two-wheeled cart, simply an axle, with its wheels, surmounted by a framework for holding an ammunition chest and receiving the tongue.
		In addition to the limbers and caisson, each battery normally had one wagon and one forge, and they were expected to accompany the battery wherever it went.
		The battery wagon, also drawn by a limber, is a long bodied cart with a rounded top, which contains the saddlers' and carriage makers' tools, spare parts, extra harness, and rough materials for fabricating parts.
	www.reillysbattery.org /EquipHorses/SptEquip/main.htm (368 words)

	TWENTY-THIRD BATTERY
		Several changes were made among the Officers of the Twenty-third Battery; Lieutenant-Colonel Seely, whose organization ability had been early recognized by the department, was commissioned to raise a batter for the defense of the wireless station at Barrington, N.S..
		During the winter the Batteries were inspected by Major-General The Honourable Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia and Defense, Lieutenant-Colonel Rathbun, and Major-General Rutherford, General Officer Commanding Sixth Division.
		Doubtless the names of the Twenty-third Battery will go down in history; their deeds will be a credit and add glory to their native land.
	www.geocities.com /dsinnis.geo/TWENTY-THIRD.htm (1213 words)

	1st. Regiment S.C. Artillery, C.S.A. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Annaversary of the Assault on Battery Wagner, a cooperative effort with the 54th.
		Regiment S.C. Artillery reenacts the history of the men who manned the artillery of the Confederate defenses of the S.C. Coast, including enormous guns like This One (see picture) at the Battery at Charleston and this Cannon (see picture) at Ft. Moultrie where the unit made its headquarters.
		The unit is also the signal crew for the Charleston Battery minor league soccer team, firing its gun to mark the goals scored by the team during its spring and summer games.
	www.awod.com /gallery/probono/cwchas/1scart.html (347 words)

	Havis' Battery, Co. A, 14th Battn. Ga. Light Artillery (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The distinguished battery was later known and Palmer's Battery and then as Havis's Battery.
		Captain Lovett is a descendant of members of the original Confederate battery and has been a collector and exhibitor of vintage military vehicles and ordnance for many years.
		The unit also attended annual battle reenactments at Olustee, FL, Greensboro, GA and Clinton, GA. In June of 2000, the battery lost is 10-Pdr Parrott to the foibles of contemporary life and its able bodied cannoneers furloughed until procurement of a replacement.
	members.aol.com /dixieten/rehavis.html (320 words)

	Battery B - Arizona Reenacting Organization
		Battery B, 2nd US Artillery is a living history/reenacting unit based in Flagstaff, Arizona.
		A nonprofit organization, the Battery attends regional events, participates in community activities, and provides educational presentations to local schools.
		Battery B has a full scale mountain howitzer.
	www.azreenacting.net /2USArtillery (122 words)

	Civil War Reenacting Battery B, Fourth U. S. Artillery
		The 4th U.S. Artillery, Battery B is attached to the Second Wisconsin.
		Then we saw the batteries that had been holding the position in advance of us limber up and fall back toward the Seminary, and the enemy simultaneously advance his batteries down the road.
		It was now apparent that the old Battery’s turn had come again and the embattled boys who stood so grimly at their posts felt that another page must be added to the record of Buena Vista and Antietam.
	www.angelfire.com /me/reenact/index.html (2262 words)

	Battery B, 4th U.S. Light Artillery - Homepage
		The History of Civil War Artillery and Battery B
		U.S. Light Artillery during the American Civil War, from 1861-1865.
		U.S. Light Artillery, Inc. and is the property of Battery B, 4
	www.batteryb.com /index2.html (316 words)

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