By the 14 July, the road had reached the position chosen for the siege batteries.

They could also be used for fire suppression against siege batteries.

The 5th Siege Battery was attached to them for administration purposes.

The siege batteries were ready by April 9.

McClellan became concerned that this strengthening might impede his installation of siege batteries.

As negotiations progress Carmichael maintained pressure by installing heavy siege batteries around the city and massing his forces for an assault.

Wolfe distinguished himself in preparations for the assault, the initial landing and in the aggressive advance of siege batteries.

Carmichael installed heavy siege batteries around the capital and massed his forces ready for an assault until the French surrendered, July 9, 1809.

Just as Ghavun had warned, these massive siege batteries were more powerful than any the Bajora had ever known.

During World War I, he serverd with the 7th Canadian Siege Battery.