horse artillery

He then served one year as a volunteer in the horse artillery.

The first mass could only be dispersed after horse artillery came into action.

Throughout this time, the battery continued its role as horse artillery.

The horse artillery were especially well suited for this tactic.

These improvements proved a great advantage to horse artillery as well.

In 1837 he was appointed to the horse artillery and promoted Lieutenant.

However, even after this became official military doctrine, field and horse artillery on both sides kept trying to fight in the old way.

He then sent his cavalry and horse artillery after them in a pursuit which lasted for four hours.

British horse artillery lined the bank of the river and continued to fire into the crowds in the water.

The 2nd Army mustered 16,468 men, two foot and one horse artillery batteries.

Horse artillery units generally used lighter pieces, pulled by six horses.

There were 6 administrative regiments of horse artillery plus one in the guard.

"No, but Stuart is taking horse artillery with him, and he's likely to make it warm for the enemy in the water.

The C64 was the sole gun of the horse artillery units.

Instead, the attackers would usually try to deploy horse artillery accompanying the cavalry.

The French also had two horse artillery batteries.

A horse artillery duel ensued, causing some damage to the small town.

In 1793 he moved to France's newly-formed horse artillery.

Formerly, also, a company of horse artillery; a battery.

He went forward with the horse artillery commanded by Cutts.

The Mountain divisions had pack horse artillery instead of the usual towed type.

The Horse Artillery went past at such a pace that the earth seemed to thunder with their passing.

The artillery train included three foot and four horse artillery batteries.

He was commissioned into the Royal Horse Artillery in 1885.

It continues the traditions and mission of the French cavalry and horse artillery.