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Artillery is the most lethal form of land-based armament in use today. Designed to fire munitions far beyond the scope of infantry capabilities, towed artillery, such as the M777 Howitzer seen below, can be towed by a land vehicle or transported by either helicopter or plane to any location on the globe. They fire shells in a high trajectory on stationary targets, and are especially effective in preparing assaults on defended positions.
 
Artillery is the most lethal form of land-based armament in use today. Designed to fire munitions far beyond the scope of infantry capabilities, towed artillery, such as the M777 Howitzer seen below, can be towed by a land vehicle or transported by either helicopter or plane to any location on the globe. They fire shells in a high trajectory on stationary targets, and are especially effective in preparing assaults on defended positions.
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[[File:Towed howitzer artillery 3 big.png|thumb|European Towed Artillery|right]]
 
[[File:Towed howitzer artillery 3 big.png|thumb|European Towed Artillery|right]]
 
 
[[File:Towed howitzer artillery 1 big.png|thumb|Western Towed Artillery|left]]
 
[[File:Towed howitzer artillery 1 big.png|thumb|Western Towed Artillery|left]]
 
[[File:Towed howitzer artillery 2 big.png|thumb|Eastern Towed Artillery|centre]]
 
[[File:Towed howitzer artillery 2 big.png|thumb|Eastern Towed Artillery|centre]]

Revision as of 07:14, 8 November 2017

Artillery is the most lethal form of land-based armament in use today. Designed to fire munitions far beyond the scope of infantry capabilities, towed artillery, such as the M777 Howitzer seen below, can be towed by a land vehicle or transported by either helicopter or plane to any location on the globe. They fire shells in a high trajectory on stationary targets, and are especially effective in preparing assaults on defended positions.

European Towed Artillery
Western Towed Artillery
Eastern Towed Artillery