US soldiers take cover from enemy shell fire in a road side ditch - St Lo, France, July 1944

Artillery of the Great War

The reason why steel helmets returned to the battlefield.

Napoleon at the Battle of Montereau by Horace Vernet

【仕事绘】Armor Train in Sevastopol

From my personal project of Myr:

The Fire Obsidiant, a specialized type of obsidiant with the role of field artillery.

For the lore ->https://sites.google.com/view/myr-worldbuilding/myr/alchimie-organique/obsidiants

Also, here's a comparison with the first version of the idea made a year ago, which was put aside since I was unsatisfied with it. During that period I had also reworked the texture itself of the general obsidiants.

MY ARTILLERY TEAM ON STANDBY!!! (Artist: zerberin1)

The most fearsome unit of soldiers I've ever seen XD

With the Armistice in negotiation, the conditions of the agreement demanded the entire German U-Boat fleet be surrendered and confiscated near the Orkney Islands. German admiral Ludwig von Reuter, who refused to let his ships become the spoils of war, ordered his crews to open seacocks, torpedo tubes and portholes on the ships to flood them, hoist their flags of the Imperial German Navy, and sink them off the coast of Scotland. It was the single greatest loss of warships in history, and the nine German sailors killed that day were the last to die during World War One. The final peace treaty was signed just a week later.

As you know, the life of the 12-inch gun s only 250 rounds and that of the 9.2-inch 500. The 12-inch gun, by the way, weighs over 60 tons, so it is not a thing that you can put under your arm and take it about when it wants relining. It also has a drift of about a mile. Noel Birch - 7/12/17

Birch was at this point the chief artillery adviser to Haig at GHQ in France, more or less the chief artilleryman of the British Armies.

One of the 12-inch guns in question.

A 9.2-inch gun.

That's a lot of effort for a gun that might miss by a literal mile.

Reenactors of the Old Northwest Military History Association portraying Cushing’s Company of the 2nd US Artillery in the War of 1812 at Fort Meigs, Ohio.

British 8th Army soldiers target enemy held positions - North Africa, Spring 1943

South Korean Ulsan-class frigate, one of the most heavily armed, artillery wise, modern warships in service.

Victory or Death, Advance on Trenton by Don Troiani

BL 8-Inch Howitzer MK I-V

(New York Public Library)