Noun:

ಕ್ಯಾನನ್,

howitzers's Usage Examples:

24-pounder howitzers for much of its existence, and had a highest reported numerical strength of 62 men.

6 Battery of the 90th Artillery Regiment, consisting of four 105 mm howitzers connected by trenches and defended by a company of soldiers.

Army service; howitzers above 155 mm caliber are no longer considered to be practical, as technology.

14 howitzers for its Field Howitzer Regiments ("Feldhaubitze-Regiment") and 346 10 cm M.

A commission studied the matter, and decided to build two Paixhans howitzers for trial purposes in 1822.

As well as being able to operate across ground broken up by shelling and waterlogged, it was expected to resist 47-mm anti-tank guns and 105-mm field guns or howitzers at .

Conventional towed howitzers followed.

Confederation, where — from November 22–24 — a severe storm forced her to jettison all spars, sails, gun carriages, howitzers, shot, powder, provisions, and.

Without artillery, mortars or medium machine guns, the Australians faced an opponent equipped with mountain guns and light howitzers that had been carried into the mountains and proved to be a decisive advantage.

The heaviest (later called "medium siege howitzers") had calibers between.

Hoska, the 674th GFAB's commanding officer, whose battalion was at the mouth of the Bito River, north of Abuyog, was directed to leave his pack howitzers and move his battalion as rapidly as possible to San Pablo.

At Patch's disposal were 167 artillery weapons, including , , and howitzers, and plentiful stocks of shells.

122 mm howitzers) and one howitzer regiment (a battalion of 122 mm howitzers and a battalion of 152 mm howitzers), giving 28 122 mm howitzers per division.

Synonyms:

mortar, trench mortar, high-angle gun,