The mountain batteries had already lost their numbers two years earlier.

From 1861 Indian artillery was replaced by British units, except for a few mountain batteries.

The 75 mm howitzer was also used by Australian forces - two mountain batteries and some other units.

For this attack a mountain battery of artillery was attached in direct support.

A mountain battery went into position to our left rear and numerous operations posts were established and put to good use.

Over on the right a Rumanian mountain battery with its pack animals was displacing to the rear, trying to reach safety quickly.

The following day, they took The Pimple, supported by field guns, where before there had been only two mountain batteries.

The two mountain trains were redesignated mountain batteries in 1865.

They've got a light fieldpiece, a trim little popgun for one of their mountain batteries.

They were well above the mountains when a mountain battery opened up on them.