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    Glider Artillery in Operation Market Garden World War II SSG Yurchak‚ SSG Hardesty‚ SSG Trinidad‚ SSG Abrams‚ SSG Liddle FA Platoon Sergeant‚ Senior Leaders Course‚ Class #502-17‚ 1st Section Glider Artillery in Operation Market Garden World War II Operation Market Garden in 1944 September marked the largest airborne operation that had never been witnessed before. The Allies had laid out the plan to fly airborne troops across a number of Dutch towns and perform assaults to secure roads

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    Air Defense Artillery in Afghanistan: C-RAM Capabilities Although the United States Military is currently at war with Afghanistan. Located south of Asia and east of Iran‚ Afghanistan is home to many people of the Pashtun and Sunni Muslim culture. “The current campaign in Afghanistan has lasted for over nine years and the Taliban has grown into a formidable insurgency”‚ (Cultural awareness and counterinsurgency in Afghanistan Charles R. Lister‚ Mar 11 2011). This essay will discuss Afghanistan

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    The American Civil War started in April 12‚ 1861. During this time artillery pieces were rapidly developed from smooth bores to bores with rifling. Rifling was first invented in the late 1850s The United States Army had started experimenting and implementing bore rifling at the start of the American Civil War. It was believed that two-thirds of the confederate armies light howitzers where taken from the union forces. Artillery was rapidly shifting its capabilities of being able to fire multiple

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    shifted the outcome of this Siege was the use of artillery‚ cannon‚ and mortars fires. The Thirteen Colonies

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    2013 How To Fire Artillery A. “I come in peace‚ I didn’t bring artillery. But I am pleading with you with tears in my eyes: If you fuck with me‚ I’ll kill you all.” (Marine Major General James “Mad Dog” Matis) B. Has anyone ever seen artillery or heard of it? C. For the past 4 years in the Marine Corps my main job was artillery. I have been trained in every aspect of the job and am very proficient in it. D. If you have never seen or know anything about artillery it’s a big part of

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    affected the operations of the field artillery during the war. These artillerymen were not ready to deal with these changes but knew they had to adapt to continue to be a contributing factor within the scope of combined combat arms. This essay will examine the adaptations and techniques used during the Battle of Gettysburg. It will describe the history of the Battle of Gettysburg and the effects it has on today’s modern artillery. Throughout history‚ the field artillery has been referred to as the King

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    about barrages and significant German casualties‚ with their “bodies piling up in heaps.” I try to put myself into a German soldier’s shoes‚ marching up to a well defended fort‚ with artillery exploding all around‚ I cannot even imagine how terrifying it would be. The soldier gives amazing descriptions of the artillery striking the fort‚ stating that “Tress would go up into the air like wisps of straw” and in regards to being on the receiving end of a barrage‚ he proclaims “These explosions stupefy

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    bloodiest battles in military history during World War I‚ known as the Battle of Somme. The four month Battle of Somme was the cause of over one million lives‚ endeavoring to conquer the Western Front between France and Germany. Among the amount of artillery shells intended to support the British‚ projected to be substantial in paving the way for ground troops to triumph over the enemy force. The battle‚ originally planned to be a quick and easy victory‚ turned to be a long and gruesome one. The lives

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    70-ton Tiger II tanks) and 1‚900 artillery pieces‚ supported by 2‚000 aircraft‚ the latter including some Messerschmitt Me 262 jets.” (http://www.historynet.com‚ 2007) At the beginning of the battle‚ Hitler’s Intel proved to be incorrect. When approaching the first phase‚ Hitler expected only to face one Division. His preparation and execution did not prepare him for the fight against four separate

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    did not end until the year 1945. During WWII‚ Air Defense Artillery was significant in the success of their allies by providing support during strategic operations. While supporting ground combat operations‚ 443rd Anti-Aircraft Artillery were able to protect soldiers from air-treats. This would be known as the Battle of Bruyeres that resulted in the “Lost Battalion”. Towards the end of the war in Germany‚ 413th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion took guard over a bridge in attempt to ensure the

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