Artillery and the Gribeauval system (1786-1815). Volume 2, The horse artillery and the artillery train
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- Nombre de pages84
- PrésentationBroché
- Poids0.29 kg
- Dimensions20,0 cm × 24,0 cm × 0,7 cm
- ISBN978-2-35250-396-5
- EAN9782352503965
- Date de parution12/09/2015
- CollectionOfficiers et soldats
- ÉditeurHistoire et Collections
- TraducteurAlan McKay
Résumé
After discovering the artillery pieces and the equipment used by the Foot Artillery at the end of the Ancien Regime, the Revolution and the First Empire, discover the men of the "Arme Savante" (the knowledgeable arm) who moved their guns around and served them on horseback. The mobile artillery, then the light artillery and finally the Morse Artillery was a new weapon which announced the changes in the centuries to corne...
Just like the Artillery Train which, with the First Empire, finally grew up, to the age of regulations. This was the organisation of Mr. de Gribeauval, the Inspector of Artillery, set up slowly over nearly thirty years and which remained more or less as it was until 1825 and which is the object of these three volumes.
Just like the Artillery Train which, with the First Empire, finally grew up, to the age of regulations. This was the organisation of Mr. de Gribeauval, the Inspector of Artillery, set up slowly over nearly thirty years and which remained more or less as it was until 1825 and which is the object of these three volumes.
After discovering the artillery pieces and the equipment used by the Foot Artillery at the end of the Ancien Regime, the Revolution and the First Empire, discover the men of the "Arme Savante" (the knowledgeable arm) who moved their guns around and served them on horseback. The mobile artillery, then the light artillery and finally the Morse Artillery was a new weapon which announced the changes in the centuries to corne...
Just like the Artillery Train which, with the First Empire, finally grew up, to the age of regulations. This was the organisation of Mr. de Gribeauval, the Inspector of Artillery, set up slowly over nearly thirty years and which remained more or less as it was until 1825 and which is the object of these three volumes.
Just like the Artillery Train which, with the First Empire, finally grew up, to the age of regulations. This was the organisation of Mr. de Gribeauval, the Inspector of Artillery, set up slowly over nearly thirty years and which remained more or less as it was until 1825 and which is the object of these three volumes.
