artillery
meriam
definition
noun
tanks and heavy artillery
large-caliber guns used in warfare on land.
translation of 'artillery'
noun
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example
tanks and heavy 'artillery'
Her husband is also on active military service with the 9th 'artillery' regiment.
Coalition ground forces wanted air support to take out harassing enemy 'artillery' .
We could hear the machine guns and the heavy 'artillery' booming and they told us to march.
Likewise, other artillery and light 'artillery' companies from both flanks of the city began to fire.
Thousands were killed from heavy 'artillery' fire and constant aerial bombardment by the Nazis.
On the rest of the front there was intermittent 'artillery' fire.
tanks and heavy 'artillery'
The French were handicapped by their lack of 'artillery' and cavalry, which had ensured the success of the column elsewhere.
The authors are experienced 'artillery' officers who subsequently became military historians.
The night here is punctuated by 'artillery' fire and that fire was coming from the east.
Our own artillery had to run up a good distance to get in range of the enemy 'artillery' .
When we reached about the halfway point, then the mortar and 'artillery' fire started falling.
Modern categories of 'artillery' fire solid shot, shrapnel, or explosive shells.
Joseph Tilly was a military man and became a lieutenant in the 'artillery' .
While the Army tends to view air power as merely an air 'artillery' , the Air Force looks at itself as a strategic force.
Perhaps surprisingly Fueter also held the rank of colonel in the 'artillery' of the Swiss army.
Some 'artillery' guns fired white phosphorous rounds that create a screen of fire that cannot be extinguished with water.
To train your 'artillery' to fire on command, you'll need to take matters into your own hands.
Russian 'artillery' on surrounding hills fired hundreds of shells in between the jet attacks.
The two sides have exchanged heavy fire using guns, 'artillery' and mortars.
The attack on Rommel's lines started with over 800 'artillery' guns firing at the German lines.
Together with the armour, 'artillery' and infantry, the Royal Engineers form one of the combat elements of the army.
A good part of their infantries were pulled out, but more of their armour and 'artillery' came in.
Hanoverian 'artillery' cut the Jacobite troops to pieces, and Culloden was a slaughter.
More than 300 gunners from seven 'artillery' units lined the road outside the cathedral.
Sarin gas was fired in 'artillery' shells and rockets into heavily forested terrain.
More important, the army was short on arms and munitions, particularly machine guns and heavy 'artillery' .
Most of the shells fired by 'artillery' guns were high explosive shells which could throw shrapnel over a wide distance in the trenches.
From ahead came the rumble of heavy 'artillery' fire off to the west and the east.
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