“During World War I Fubini studied the accuracy of artillery fire and these investigations led him on to work on acoustics and electricity.”

“He was attached as a mechanic to the artillery division of the 1st U.S. Cavalry in Iraq.”

“They had to give higher priority to this task if they wanted to avoid enemy air reconnaissance and artillery spotting.”

“It was even said that she carried hot coffee to all the officers and then carried more hot coffee in pails to the artilleryman serving the guns.”

“He committed his thoughts and experiences to paper during his four years of military service as a volunteer artilleryman.”

“Others passed, and then there came an artilleryman, a gunner of the Horse Artillery.”

“The constable's epicurean tastes irritated the mayor, who, as chief of the city militia, outranked the artillerist.”

“Napoleon, an artillerist par excellence, considered campaigns and battles to be something more than duels of artillery.”

“Notice each detail: the wild eyes of the artillerist, the encrusted gold braid of the staff officer who delivers the message.”

“The artillerymen did not only assume new roles as gate guards or as mechanized infantrymen.”

“For example, an infantryman with a rifled musket was a greater threat to artillerymen and cavalrymen.”

“The coffin was carried on a cannon of the Royal Horse Artillery and flanked by artillerymen in ceremonial black and red uniforms.”