Artillery piece designed to deploy with army units in the field.
Movable artillery (other than antiaircraft) used by armies in the field (especially for direct support of front-line troops)
United States Army service branch responsible for self-propelled and towed artillery.
1The regular gunner had no use for Territorial horse and field artillery.
2The artillery were-detachmentsof the royal horse artillery, and the field artillery.
3Later came the 42-centimeter guns, which are classed as automobile field artillery.
4But at midday the field artillery of the Frenchmen already replies to ours.
5Then followed a section of field artillery and a small detachment of cavalry.
6Besieging artillery was, of necessity, required: we commenced with field artillery.
7How could Boston resist without soldiers or ammunition or field artillery?
8At this point the field artillery were bombarding the barricade from the Rue Lafayette.
9Your firm has a contract for field artillery-andnow you are in the service.
10The fourth class receives instruction in field artillery at the "foot batteries."
11This is where we were to take a 13 week training in field artillery.
12American and French field artillery gun crews camped together in a wood near Charsoney.
13The positions are mostly of concrete with hundreds of machine guns and field artillery.
14The French sick, field artillery, and baggage silently defiled that night to the rear.
15Over yonder in a field there was a camp of some kind,-probablyfield artillery.
16Several regiments of field artillery have, in fact, had to give up two batteries.
Translations for field artillery