artillery gun
artillery weapon which fires a projectile using a propellant with greater power than personal firearms
volley gun
type of large gun
mine-clearing line charge
explosive charges used for demining
heavy artillery
field artillery with a bore diameter of 100-155 mm (cannon) or 150-200 mm (howitzers)
mountain gun
field gun class designed for use in mountainous terrain
large-calibre artillery
extraordinarily large artillery piece
artillery system
weapon system consisting of one or more artillery pieces and supporting elements
tank gun
class of artillery mounted on a tank as its main armament
Korean cannon
types of cannon used in Korea
quick-firing gun
artillery class capable of a high rate of fire for its given caliber
naval artillery
artillery mounted on a warship
close-in weapon system
type of point-defense weapon system
high-trajectory artillery gun
class of artillery gun designed to fire at an angle of 45 to 90 degrees
Parrott rifle
artillery piece
large-caliber artillery
artillery gun with a relatively large bore diameter for its class
battlefield illumination
technology that improves visibility for military forces operating in difficult light conditions
aircraft artillery
class of artillery mounted on aircraft
light artillery
artillery gun with a bore diameter of up to approximately 85 mm
gun-howitzer
type of artillery weapon that is intended to fulfill both the role of ordinary cannon or field gun, and that of a howitzer
anti-aircraft gun
artillery gun primarily used to attack aircraft
medium artillery
gun artillery with a bore diameter of 85-140 mm (guns and howitzers), 60-90 mm (air defense) or 100-200 mm (naval)
cannon
class of artillery which fires at a low or flat trajectory
field gun
class of artillery gun mounted on a mobile carriage for maneuver in the field of battle