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RMDREJ1W–Japanese howitzers

German field howitzers march in Russia Stock Photo

RMC45E3J–German field howitzers march in Russia

In the 1914-18 war, armament grew bigger and more destructive. Eight-inch howitzers fire a barrage during the Battle of the Somme in August 1916, from behind a hillock. Stock Photo

RMF7N761–In the 1914-18 war, armament grew bigger and more destructive. Eight-inch howitzers fire a barrage during the Battle of the Somme in August 1916, from behind a hillock.

Confederate brass mountain howitzers Stock Photo

RMC2GMJ7–Confederate brass mountain howitzers

Woman working a forklift in the production of 105mm howitzers, 1942. Stock Photo

RFJ7AD0B–Woman working a forklift in the production of 105mm howitzers, 1942.

Historic WWI image of British Heavy Howitzers & planes in action in France Stock Photo

RM2H3MECX–Historic WWI image of British Heavy Howitzers & planes in action in France

Royal Australian Battery of 9.2 inch Howitzers Mark IV. Stock Photo

RMEDBK9A–Royal Australian Battery of 9.2 inch Howitzers Mark IV.

Out of action! remains of one of our howitzers which was blown up by a direct hit, firearms: cannon, private soldier, Realistic Travels (mentioned on object), 1914 - 1918, cardboard, photographic paper, gelatin silver print, h 85 mm × w 170 mm Stock Photo

RMW57DD1–Out of action! remains of one of our howitzers which was blown up by a direct hit, firearms: cannon, private soldier, Realistic Travels (mentioned on object), 1914 - 1918, cardboard, photographic paper, gelatin silver print, h 85 mm × w 170 mm

9 2 inch battery of howitzers awaiting an order at Birr Cross Roads Ypres during October 1917 Stock Photo

RMBBK4J4–9 2 inch battery of howitzers awaiting an order at Birr Cross Roads Ypres during October 1917

Howitzers in War Remnants Museum, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Stock Photo

RMBJ1BX1–Howitzers in War Remnants Museum, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

A convoy of US Army (USA) M109A6 155mm Paladin Self-propelled Howitzers travel along the highway on a march to the Euphrates River, in Iraq during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. Stock Photo

RMCN4JCT–A convoy of US Army (USA) M109A6 155mm Paladin Self-propelled Howitzers travel along the highway on a march to the Euphrates River, in Iraq during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM.

One of the four 28 cm coastal howitzers at fort Bismarck Tsingtao. Stock Photo

RMT7C6XX–One of the four 28 cm coastal howitzers at fort Bismarck Tsingtao.

Howitzers back up U.S infantry advance in Normandy (France), Summer 1944 Stock Photo

RMCW6BRF–Howitzers back up U.S infantry advance in Normandy (France), Summer 1944

Station porters at a small country station at an undisclosed location in Britain, unloading heavy calibre howitzers from railway trucks. Date: 1939 Stock Photo

RM2RAAAPY–Station porters at a small country station at an undisclosed location in Britain, unloading heavy calibre howitzers from railway trucks. Date: 1939

105mm Light Field Gun Howitzers from the Royal Artillery with an ammunition box of explosive charges ready to be fired. Stock Photo

RMFY4TDM–105mm Light Field Gun Howitzers from the Royal Artillery with an ammunition box of explosive charges ready to be fired.

Howitzer's Monument in Richmond, Virginia on Virginia Commonwealth University Campus Stock Photo

RF2B7965P–Howitzer's Monument in Richmond, Virginia on Virginia Commonwealth University Campus

The guns being loaded aboard the Exilona. Several of the rail road flatcars which brought the equipment to the dockside are in the foreground. Another shipment of military equipment transferred to a North Atlantic Treaty signatory nation under the United States $1,000,000,000 mutual Defense Assistance Program, left New York City recently for Italy. The shipment, consisting mainly of 155-millimeter howitzers and 57-millimeter field pieces, was loaded aboard the American Export liner Exilona at the Brooklyn Army Base. May 16, 1950. (Photo by Unted States Information Service). Stock Photo

RM2JAYN22–The guns being loaded aboard the Exilona. Several of the rail road flatcars which brought the equipment to the dockside are in the foreground. Another shipment of military equipment transferred to a North Atlantic Treaty signatory nation under the United States $1,000,000,000 mutual Defense Assistance Program, left New York City recently for Italy. The shipment, consisting mainly of 155-millimeter howitzers and 57-millimeter field pieces, was loaded aboard the American Export liner Exilona at the Brooklyn Army Base. May 16, 1950. (Photo by Unted States Information Service).

Captured Howitzers and Guns, Royal Hospital Chelsea, London Stock Photo

RMDR42BH–Captured Howitzers and Guns, Royal Hospital Chelsea, London

Japanese Howtizers, Shanghai, Sino-Japanese War 1932 Stock Photo

RM2YMH1Y6–Japanese Howtizers, Shanghai, Sino-Japanese War 1932

Captured German 21cm howitzers, WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRHR01–Captured German 21cm howitzers, WW1

German howitzers in firing position in Russia Stock Photo

RMC45E3B–German howitzers in firing position in Russia

Captured French cannons and howitzers from the Battle of Waterloo on the lawn at The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London Stock Photo

RM2Y86E21–Captured French cannons and howitzers from the Battle of Waterloo on the lawn at The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London

Richmond, Virginia. Confederate brass mountain howitzers Stock Photo

RMC2JA0P–Richmond, Virginia. Confederate brass mountain howitzers

American howitzers shell German forces retreating near Carentan, France. Stock Photo

RMG401XX–American howitzers shell German forces retreating near Carentan, France.

World War One - Heavy British artillery at Guillemont -cemetery 4 Oct 1917. Howitzers in place following the Battle of Guillemont Stock Photo

RMM0855T–World War One - Heavy British artillery at Guillemont -cemetery 4 Oct 1917. Howitzers in place following the Battle of Guillemont

RM2DB3933–Confederate brass mountain howitzers.

Cigarette Card - 'Australian 9.2 Howitzers in Action Ypres', Official World War I Photograph, Magpie Cigarettes, circa 1922, No. 20 in the series of World War I cigarette cards produced by Magpie Cigarettes. The image is titled 'Australian 9.2 Howitzers in Action Ypres'. It depicts Australian soldiers using a cannon. One of series of Cigarette cards depicting Official War Photographs from World War I, from the Australian War Museum, Exhibition Buildings, Melbourne Stock Photo

RM2A2WEJ4–Cigarette Card - 'Australian 9.2 Howitzers in Action Ypres', Official World War I Photograph, Magpie Cigarettes, circa 1922, No. 20 in the series of World War I cigarette cards produced by Magpie Cigarettes. The image is titled 'Australian 9.2 Howitzers in Action Ypres'. It depicts Australian soldiers using a cannon. One of series of Cigarette cards depicting Official War Photographs from World War I, from the Australian War Museum, Exhibition Buildings, Melbourne

RF2H817D1–Captured Howitzers and Guns, Royal Hospital Chelsea, London

MKEK from Türkiye delivers first Boran 105mm light towed howitzers to Turkish army maximum firing range of 17 km with a rate of fire of 6 rounds per m Stock Photo

RF2RFG64M–MKEK from Türkiye delivers first Boran 105mm light towed howitzers to Turkish army maximum firing range of 17 km with a rate of fire of 6 rounds per m

French infantry launch a surprise night attack on German heavy guns during WWI Stock Photo

RMDJC4EP–French infantry launch a surprise night attack on German heavy guns during WWI

Japanese 11-inch howitzers during the siege of Port Arthur Stock Photo

RM2KAE6TD–Japanese 11-inch howitzers during the siege of Port Arthur

British artillery guns fire towards German positions during World War One. Howitzers of 39th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (RGA), firing from the Fricourt-Mametz Valley during the Battle of the Somme, August 1916 during World War I. Stock Photo

RM2YPHTH6–British artillery guns fire towards German positions during World War One. Howitzers of 39th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (RGA), firing from the Fricourt-Mametz Valley during the Battle of the Somme, August 1916 during World War I.

Heavy Unionist artillery at Battery Number One during the Siege of Yorktown during the American Civil War in 1862. The Siege of Yorktown was fought from April 5 to May 4, 1862. The battle was inconclusive as the Conferderate forces pulled out of their positions by night, escaping intact to Williamsberg. Stock Photo

RM2MM8PRM–Heavy Unionist artillery at Battery Number One during the Siege of Yorktown during the American Civil War in 1862. The Siege of Yorktown was fought from April 5 to May 4, 1862. The battle was inconclusive as the Conferderate forces pulled out of their positions by night, escaping intact to Williamsberg.

British 8 inch howitzers of 39th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (RGA), firing on the Germans from the Fricourt-Mametz Valley during the Battle of the Somme in World War I., c. August 1916 Stock Photo

RMFK8J1J–British 8 inch howitzers of 39th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (RGA), firing on the Germans from the Fricourt-Mametz Valley during the Battle of the Somme in World War I., c. August 1916

75 mm pack howitzers of the 1st Battalion, 11th U.S. Marine Regiment fire in support of the U.S. Marine and Army operation against Japanese forces around Koli Point on Guadalcanal in November, 1942. Stock Photo

RMCN6KHM–75 mm pack howitzers of the 1st Battalion, 11th U.S. Marine Regiment fire in support of the U.S. Marine and Army operation against Japanese forces around Koli Point on Guadalcanal in November, 1942.

WESTERN FRONT, FRANCE - Circa 1916 - British Army Royal Artillery gun crews fire on German positions during the trench warfare of the Western Front du Stock Photo

RM2RG5PYJ–WESTERN FRONT, FRANCE - Circa 1916 - British Army Royal Artillery gun crews fire on German positions during the trench warfare of the Western Front du

Photograph of the Austrian army with a battery of howitzers fighting against Belgrade. Circa 1914, Serbia. Stock Photo

RMDYF3NR–Photograph of the Austrian army with a battery of howitzers fighting against Belgrade. Circa 1914, Serbia.

4th division marines on Tinian set up their 75 mm howitzers guns near beach Stock Photo

RMMY229J–4th division marines on Tinian set up their 75 mm howitzers guns near beach

Russo-Japanese War - Howitzers disguised by Wooden Screens Stock Photo

RMG3C6T7–Russo-Japanese War - Howitzers disguised by Wooden Screens

German field howitzers in firing position in Russia Stock Photo

RMC45E7H–German field howitzers in firing position in Russia

RM2Y86E25–Captured French cannons and howitzers from the Battle of Waterloo on the lawn at The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London

07/31/1936. The Gunners Preparing the Howitzers that Will Fire the Heavy Caliber Batteries. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Alfonso Stock Photo

RM2TPDA8G–07/31/1936. The Gunners Preparing the Howitzers that Will Fire the Heavy Caliber Batteries. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Alfonso

Soviet D-74 122 mm field gun, Military Museum, Hue, Thua Thien-Hue Province, North Central Coast, Vietnam Stock Photo

RMJ9GRB1–Soviet D-74 122 mm field gun, Military Museum, Hue, Thua Thien-Hue Province, North Central Coast, Vietnam

Two US Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion helicopters transport M777 towed 155 mm howitzers December 29, 2012 over Helmand province, Afghanistan. Stock Photo

RMD1TNEG–Two US Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion helicopters transport M777 towed 155 mm howitzers December 29, 2012 over Helmand province, Afghanistan.

Demonstrated at the Royal Artillery School at Larkhill, the lastest piece of equipment from the UK Armed Forces, the Mobile Artillery Monitoring Battlefield Radar(MAMBA) developed by Ericsson, can accuratley locate enemy artillery positions, including howitzers, multiple rocket launchers and mortars. The programme worth around 30 million, will see four systems, delivered at Ericsson to the Royal Artillery. Stock Photo

RMG6PA3C–Demonstrated at the Royal Artillery School at Larkhill, the lastest piece of equipment from the UK Armed Forces, the Mobile Artillery Monitoring Battlefield Radar(MAMBA) developed by Ericsson, can accuratley locate enemy artillery positions, including howitzers, multiple rocket launchers and mortars. The programme worth around 30 million, will see four systems, delivered at Ericsson to the Royal Artillery.

New Zealand 4.5 howitzers in action, World War I, New Zealand 4.5 howitzers in action at Port-A-Pierres in 1918. A C Hall(2/1008) is holding a shell Stock Photo

RM2T8TKHN–New Zealand 4.5 howitzers in action, World War I, New Zealand 4.5 howitzers in action at Port-A-Pierres in 1918. A C Hall(2/1008) is holding a shell

RF2H95AD9–Captured Howitzers and Guns, Royal Hospital Chelsea, London

Old Russian smoothbore cannon «Licorne» of 1814, a hybrid between the howitzers and guns. Stock Photo

RFD36WJK–Old Russian smoothbore cannon «Licorne» of 1814, a hybrid between the howitzers and guns.

Point of Rocks, Va., vicinity. Crew of U.S. Army gunboat General Foster ashore with howitzers Stock Photo

RMKYW4JG–Point of Rocks, Va., vicinity. Crew of U.S. Army gunboat General Foster ashore with howitzers

Western Front, Europe: May 25, 1918 A battery of British howitzers in action against the German offensive on the Western Front. Stock Photo

RM2RBTCJY–Western Front, Europe: May 25, 1918 A battery of British howitzers in action against the German offensive on the Western Front.

American-built 155 mm howitzers shipped to England as lend-lease reach an ordnance depot on their way to action. 1941 Stock Photo

RM2WB5CR3–American-built 155 mm howitzers shipped to England as lend-lease reach an ordnance depot on their way to action. 1941

British 8 inch howitzers inaction at Fricourt during the Battle of the Somme Stock Photo

RM2HWJ7RN–British 8 inch howitzers inaction at Fricourt during the Battle of the Somme

FIRST WORLD WAR German 150cm field howitzers near Aras, 1917. Photo: Bildarchiv Stock Photo

RM2Y7JPC4–FIRST WORLD WAR German 150cm field howitzers near Aras, 1917. Photo: Bildarchiv

U.S. Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallions with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron Stock Photo

RMD1NTH8–U.S. Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallions with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron

American-built 155 mm howitzers shipped to England as lend-lease reach an ordnance depot on their way to action. - Stock Photo

RMPD052P–American-built 155 mm howitzers shipped to England as lend-lease reach an ordnance depot on their way to action. -

82nd Airborne artillery personnel load and fire M102 105 mm howitzers during Operation Urgent Fury in Grenada in 1983 Stock Photo

RM2YRYN5R–82nd Airborne artillery personnel load and fire M102 105 mm howitzers during Operation Urgent Fury in Grenada in 1983

Soldiers testing of ordanance, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland - Schneider howitzers, French model ca. 1918 Stock Photo

RM2WX176E–Soldiers testing of ordanance, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland - Schneider howitzers, French model ca. 1918

German 21cm howitzers preparing to retire, WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRHPY9–German 21cm howitzers preparing to retire, WW1

Austrian howitzers in the Carpathian Mountains, 1915 Stock Photo

RME00499–Austrian howitzers in the Carpathian Mountains, 1915

RM2Y86E20–Captured French cannons and howitzers from the Battle of Waterloo on the lawn at The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London

10/31/1937. An entire block reduced to rubble by German howitzers, in Almería. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / luis vidal Stock Photo

RM2TP4NMN–10/31/1937. An entire block reduced to rubble by German howitzers, in Almería. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / luis vidal

Soldiers at howitzer camouflaged with evergreen branches. The early 20th century saw the introduction of super-heavy siege howitzers. They were transported mechanically rather than by teams of horses and had to be assembled on their firing position. The o Stock Photo

RMG16BA3–Soldiers at howitzer camouflaged with evergreen branches. The early 20th century saw the introduction of super-heavy siege howitzers. They were transported mechanically rather than by teams of horses and had to be assembled on their firing position. The o

US Marines fire M777A2 Lightweight Howitzers during night training at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center December 20, 2012 in Twentynine Palms, CA. arine Air Ground Task Force. Stock Photo

RMD1H2D1–US Marines fire M777A2 Lightweight Howitzers during night training at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center December 20, 2012 in Twentynine Palms, CA. arine Air Ground Task Force.

Brigade Chris Wilson at the Royal Artillery School at Larkhill, the lastest piece of equipment from the UK Armed Forces, the Mobile Artillery Monitoring Battlefield Radar(MAMBA) developed by Ericsson, can accuratley locate enemy artillery positions, including howitzers, multiple rocket launchers and mortars. The programme worth around 30 million, will see four systems, delivered by Ericsson to the Royal Artillery. Stock Photo

RMG6PA3E–Brigade Chris Wilson at the Royal Artillery School at Larkhill, the lastest piece of equipment from the UK Armed Forces, the Mobile Artillery Monitoring Battlefield Radar(MAMBA) developed by Ericsson, can accuratley locate enemy artillery positions, including howitzers, multiple rocket launchers and mortars. The programme worth around 30 million, will see four systems, delivered by Ericsson to the Royal Artillery.

New Zealand 4.5 howitzers and soldiers, Le Quesnoy, France, New Zealand 4.5 howitzers and soldiers, at an orchard in Le Quesnoy, France, 29 October 1918. A C Hall is by the gun, with his sleeves rolled up Stock Photo

RM2T8TTB5–New Zealand 4.5 howitzers and soldiers, Le Quesnoy, France, New Zealand 4.5 howitzers and soldiers, at an orchard in Le Quesnoy, France, 29 October 1918. A C Hall is by the gun, with his sleeves rolled up

RM2DB36CG–Point of Rocks, Va., vicinity. Crew of U.S. Army gunboat General Foster ashore with howitzers.

The Civil War, Richmond, Virginia, Confederate brass mountain howitzers, from glass negative, 1865. Stock Photo

RMCWAX72–The Civil War, Richmond, Virginia, Confederate brass mountain howitzers, from glass negative, 1865.

7 6 inch howitzers Tobruk Jan 1941 AWM 005610 Stock Photo

RMPDPT67–7 6 inch howitzers Tobruk Jan 1941 AWM 005610

howitzer, Bramafam fort, Bardonecchia (To), Italy Stock Photo

RF2GDWDHH–howitzer, Bramafam fort, Bardonecchia (To), Italy

13.5 Kanone 09 Gun at St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK Stock Photo

RFR1TWMW–13.5 Kanone 09 Gun at St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK

9.2 inch howitzers of the 148th Siege Battery, RGA at Maricourt, September 1916 during The Battle of the Somme, France Stock Photo

RM2HTN8GT–9.2 inch howitzers of the 148th Siege Battery, RGA at Maricourt, September 1916 during The Battle of the Somme, France

ARTICLE ON THE GREAT GUNS, GERMANY & THE BRITISH HOWITZER. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS NOVEMBER 21, 1914 Stock Photo

RM2XD2EB1–ARTICLE ON THE GREAT GUNS, GERMANY & THE BRITISH HOWITZER. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS NOVEMBER 21, 1914

Two U.S. Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallions with Marine Heavy Helicopter Stock Photo

RMD1NT0T–Two U.S. Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallions with Marine Heavy Helicopter

105mm Howitzers fire in support of Marines Stock Photo

RMKKDNPP–105mm Howitzers fire in support of Marines

Terrific Pounding Of German Lines by British Howitzers in the Battle of the Somme in 1917 - Rotogravure printing from The New-York Times Stock Photo

RMJEJ3B8–Terrific Pounding Of German Lines by British Howitzers in the Battle of the Somme in 1917 - Rotogravure printing from The New-York Times

RM2A9EKMG–4th division marines on Tinian set up their 75 mm howitzers guns near beach

Howitzers being unloaded at a railway station 1939 Stock Photo

RM2M3NWMP–Howitzers being unloaded at a railway station 1939

Austro-Hungarian howitzers in an artillery position, 1915 Stock Photo

RME004AT–Austro-Hungarian howitzers in an artillery position, 1915

RM2Y86E26–Captured French cannons and howitzers from the Battle of Waterloo on the lawn at The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London

08/31/1936. A militiaman with Howitzers of Various Calibers Launched by the Republicans on the Nationals, and Collected after conquering the Land. Photo: Luis R. Marin. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Luis Marín Stock Photo

RM2TNTNEA–08/31/1936. A militiaman with Howitzers of Various Calibers Launched by the Republicans on the Nationals, and Collected after conquering the Land. Photo: Luis R. Marin. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Luis Marín

British soldiers loading a cannon or howitzer in a camouflaged bunker, 1915. The onset of trench warfare after the first few months of First World War greatly increased the demand for howitzers that gave a steep angle of descent, which were better suited Stock Photo

RMG16B16–British soldiers loading a cannon or howitzer in a camouflaged bunker, 1915. The onset of trench warfare after the first few months of First World War greatly increased the demand for howitzers that gave a steep angle of descent, which were better suited

Virginia National Guard Soldiers assigned to the Hampton-based Charlie Battery, 1st Battalion, 111th Field Artillery Regiment, 116th Infantry Brigade Combat Team live fire M777A2 155mm howitzers July 28, 2019 during eXportable Combat Training Capability Rotation 19-4 at Fort Pickett, Virginia. (U.S. National Guard photo by Cotton Puryear) Stock Photo

RMWAHWX3–Virginia National Guard Soldiers assigned to the Hampton-based Charlie Battery, 1st Battalion, 111th Field Artillery Regiment, 116th Infantry Brigade Combat Team live fire M777A2 155mm howitzers July 28, 2019 during eXportable Combat Training Capability Rotation 19-4 at Fort Pickett, Virginia. (U.S. National Guard photo by Cotton Puryear)

Sgt. Gary McCafferty from Caterick demonstrates at the Royal Artillery School at Larkhill, the lastest piece of equipment from the UK Armed Forces. The Mobile Artillery Monitoring Battlefield Radar(MAMBA) developed by Ericsson, can accuratley locate enemy artillery positions, including howitzers, multiple rocket launchers and mortars. The programme worth around 30 million, will see four systems, delivered by Ericsson to the Royal Artillery. Stock Photo

RMG6PA3F–Sgt. Gary McCafferty from Caterick demonstrates at the Royal Artillery School at Larkhill, the lastest piece of equipment from the UK Armed Forces. The Mobile Artillery Monitoring Battlefield Radar(MAMBA) developed by Ericsson, can accuratley locate enemy artillery positions, including howitzers, multiple rocket launchers and mortars. The programme worth around 30 million, will see four systems, delivered by Ericsson to the Royal Artillery.

Battery of 4.2 howitzers captured by a World War 1 Canterbury regiment, France, Battery of 4.2 howitzers captured by a World War 1 Canterbury regiment. Image taken at (Pont-a-Pierre ?) France, on the 1st of November, 1918 Stock Photo

RM2T8TMF1–Battery of 4.2 howitzers captured by a World War 1 Canterbury regiment, France, Battery of 4.2 howitzers captured by a World War 1 Canterbury regiment. Image taken at (Pont-a-Pierre ?) France, on the 1st of November, 1918

NVA Artillerymen fire their newly acquired Russian M46 (or Type 59 if built China) 130mm guns. These guns were capable of providing deadly support for attacking infantry to a range of 27,000 meters, outranging the US 155mm and 8 inch howitzers. Stock Photo

RM2B02F3T–NVA Artillerymen fire their newly acquired Russian M46 (or Type 59 if built China) 130mm guns. These guns were capable of providing deadly support for attacking infantry to a range of 27,000 meters, outranging the US 155mm and 8 inch howitzers.

World War 1. Battle of the Somme. Three 8-inch howitzers of 39th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (RGA), firing from the Stock Photo

RMDD737R–World War 1. Battle of the Somme. Three 8-inch howitzers of 39th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (RGA), firing from the

. English: Gettysburg National Military Park and Gettysburg National Cemetery. Marker for Poague's Howitzers. Tablet erected in 1910 by the Gettysburg National Military Park Commission.[1] Photo: October 2007 710 Gettysburg National Military Park 16 Stock Photo

RMPA2JEM–. English: Gettysburg National Military Park and Gettysburg National Cemetery. Marker for Poague's Howitzers. Tablet erected in 1910 by the Gettysburg National Military Park Commission.[1] Photo: October 2007 710 Gettysburg National Military Park 16

bombard, Bramafam fort, Bardonecchia (To), Italy Stock Photo

RF2GDWDMN–bombard, Bramafam fort, Bardonecchia (To), Italy

RFR1TWP3–13.5 Kanone 09 Gun at St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK

Australian Battery of 9.2 inch Mark I howitzers in action, Fricourt during the Battle of the Somme. Stock Photo

RM2HWJ7RG–Australian Battery of 9.2 inch Mark I howitzers in action, Fricourt during the Battle of the Somme.

A post of mountain howitzers that saw war service Stock Photo

RMPAG9GT–A post of mountain howitzers that saw war service

RMD1NTEW–Two U.S. Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallions with Marine Heavy Helicopter

6 inch howitzers Tobruk Jan 1941 AWM 005610 Stock Photo

RMKFAFBT–6 inch howitzers Tobruk Jan 1941 AWM 005610

Howitzers lined up ready for action on the Western Front during World War One 1918 Stock Photo

RMB4PR6W–Howitzers lined up ready for action on the Western Front during World War One 1918

RM2WXKME3–Soldiers testing of ordanance, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland - Schneider howitzers, French model ca. 1918

Station porters at a small country station at an undisclosed location in Britain, unloading heavy calibre howitzers from railway trucks. Stock Photo

RM2RGDKCH–Station porters at a small country station at an undisclosed location in Britain, unloading heavy calibre howitzers from railway trucks.

German field howitzers at the Western Front, 1917 Stock Photo

RME003D4–German field howitzers at the Western Front, 1917

RM2Y86E1X–Captured French cannons and howitzers from the Battle of Waterloo on the lawn at The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, London

Grafenwoehr, Germany. 20th July, 2022. Polish army soldiers with 2nd Battalion, 5th Artillery Brigade live fire AHS Krab 155mm self-propelled howitzers during exercise Dynamic Front 22 at the Grafenwoehr Training Area, July 20, 2022 in Grafenwoehr, Germany. Credit: Markus Rauchenberger/US Army Photo/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2JJ0C5A–Grafenwoehr, Germany. 20th July, 2022. Polish army soldiers with 2nd Battalion, 5th Artillery Brigade live fire AHS Krab 155mm self-propelled howitzers during exercise Dynamic Front 22 at the Grafenwoehr Training Area, July 20, 2022 in Grafenwoehr, Germany. Credit: Markus Rauchenberger/US Army Photo/Alamy Live News

Confederate Soldiers with Brass Mountain Howitzers, Richmond, Virginia, USA, April 1865 Stock Photo

RMH60RXC–Confederate Soldiers with Brass Mountain Howitzers, Richmond, Virginia, USA, April 1865

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