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The 28 pages that link to Artillery, each with the reason it gives.

• Combined armsRelated: Artillery can suppress or disrupt defenders before and during infantry or armoured action.

• Trench warfareRelated: Bombardment could damage trenches, but defenders often survived in deep shelters.

• GunpowderRelated: Gunpowder enabled cannons to launch heavy projectiles against fortifications and armies.

• Battle of ShilohRelated: Union guns and concentrated fire helped repel Confederate assaults late in the battle.

• Siege of Port ArthurRelated: Japanese guns battered Russian defenses and helped determine the siege’s pace.

• Battle of CullodenRelated: Government cannon inflicted casualties before the Jacobites reached the infantry line.

• Battle of FredericksburgRelated: Confederate artillery covered approaches to the heights and intensified Union losses.

• Battles of the IsonzoRelated: Preparatory bombardments opened many attacks but rarely destroyed the defenders’ full system of positions.

• ProjectileRelated: Artillery calculations use projectile trajectories to estimate where a shell will land.

• Battle of Ia DrangRelated: U.S. artillery fire supported troops at X-Ray and helped repel assaults.

• Svetozar BoroevićRelated: Artillery bombardments shaped the repeated assaults Boroević’s troops had to withstand.

• Belém TowerRelated: Cannons on the tower’s bastion could fire on ships entering the Tagus.

• RavelinRelated: The growing power of artillery drove the defensive designs that included ravelins.

• Saint BarbaraRelated: Artillery personnel invoke Barbara against explosions and sudden death.

• Battle of AachenRelated: American artillery and air attacks helped break German resistance in the city.

• MilliradianRelated: Artillery systems use angular units, including milliradians, to measure direction and elevation.