pack artillery

Originally it was the standard pack artillery weapon.

They formed up, including tanks and pack artillery, and were able to start their landings at 16:55.

In addition to being well trained for mountain warfare, they were expert in the handling of pack artillery.

If they're only on the north side, we can pack artillery on the south side of the James River and pound them all day long.

The bend sinister, an allusion to the hybrid mule, is indicative of the regiment's former service as pack artillery.

The 6th Rangers history begins with a mule-drawn pack artillery unit, the 98th Field Artillery Battalion.

It superseded the Type 41 75 mm Mountain Gun to become the standard pack artillery piece of Japanese infantry divisions.

Naval artillery, some nations carried pack artillery on some warships, these were used and manhandled by naval (or marine) landing parties.

In February 1943, the US Sixth Army put Mucci in charge of the 98th Field Artillery Battalion, previously a mule-drawn pack artillery unit.

George S. Patton lamented their lack in North Africa and wrote that "had we possessed an American cavalry division with pack artillery in Tunisia and in Sicily, not a German would have escaped."

There have been some fertile female mules, according to "An Introduction to Pack Transport and Pack Artillery: The Role of the Mule - Past and Present - in War and Peace," by Michael F. Parrino (Queensland Publishing Company, 1956).