Port battery, ready!

Used in Israeli 81 120 160 mm mortars and shells of various calibres, including 122 155 175 mm shells.

Muzzle right point. Steady.

Lower your sights and wait till you hear the order to fire.

1 82 mm mortar

5 60.75 mm mortars

Blast her as she goes by, Mr. Gerard. Aye, aye, sir. Port battery, ready!

Violence of the tongue precedes violence of the gun.

In May 2004, 1 BZT anti aircraft gun was reported to UNMIL, along with 200 61 mm, 150 81 mm and several 107 mm mortar grenades in Camp Alpha, near the Sierra Leone border.

And straddling us with her 11inch.

Six 11inch guns and eight or ten fiveinch.

She's firing at Achilles with her 5.9s now.

By scoring several hits, our artillery... a loaded transport which was about to sail to return to harbor.

An analysis of a photograph of the gun suggested that it was a modified version of the 20mm Single Mark 4 anti aircraft gun that was used extensively during the Second World War.

Fire two.

Start the ballistas. Javelin throwers. Aim high.

At 2325 hours, Israeli forces fired shells from their position at the entrance to Mays al Jabal.

At 1350 hours Israeli forces fired shells from their position at the entrance to Mays al Jabal.

Captain, sir. From X turret. Fire in ammunition hoist.

Role Various models and sizes, depending on the means of delivery (tanks, field artillery, Howitzers, self propulsion, mortar) Weight Various

Prior to the embargo, Belarus, Bulgaria, Romania, the Russian Federation and Ukraine made submissions to the United Nations Registrar for their Ivorian exports, which included 82 mm BM 37 mortars, 122 mm RSZO BM 21s and 120 mm mortars.

At 0620 hours Israeli forces and the client militia fired several 155 mm artillery shells at the area around Habbush bridge and several 120 mm artillery shells at areas along the Tasah Spring from their positions at Zafatah and Ksarat al Urush.

Between 0635 and 0655 hours Israeli forces fired several 155 mm artillery shells and several 120 mm shells at areas along the Tasah Spring and outlying areas of Jba from their positions at Shurayfah and Ksarat al Urush.

At 0100 hours Israeli forces fired artillery shells from their position at the entrance to Mays al Jabal.

The Soul Sea is also armed, with a much bigger gun, and often accompanied the Alpha Serengeti as an armed escort .

IDF responded with artillery, tank and mortar fire, with rounds impacting in the area between Ghajar and Kafr Shuba.

There's only enough ammunition for four more charges.

At 1315 hours Israeli forces fired shells from the entrance to Mays al Jabal. They fell in outlying areas of Haddatha.

Multiple rocket launchers (MRL) 155 mm bomblet cargo shells (OGR)

Cannon

Cannon

After all, in any war, Christian, after all the arms and the legs have been blown off, it doesn't really matter... because nothing really changes.

(artillery launches)

Hard aport!

Ballistas. Javelins.

Ballistas!

Nothing. A shell!

Cannon! Here with the cannon!

I'll shoot from the cannon.

Between 2000 and 2205 hours Israeli forces and the client militia fired several 155, 120 and 81 mm mortar shells at outlying areas of Yuhmur al Shaqif, Zawtar al Sharqiyah, Mazra at al Hamra, Kafr Rumman and Wadi al Kafur from their positions at Zafatah and Ksarat al Urush and on Dabshah, Suwayda and Rum hills.

Between 2040 and 2115 hours Israeli forces fired two 155 mm artillery shells and several 120 mm shells at outlying areas of Yatar and the fringes of Jabal Sujud and Jabal al Rafi from their positions at Ksarat al Urush and Tall Ya qub.

Paul, it's been brought to my attention that you ordered your artillery... to fire on your own men during the attack on the Ant Hill.

The IDF responded with artillery, tank and mortar fire, with rounds impacting in the area between Abbasiyah and Kafr Shuba.

Starboard battery, ready! Starboard battery, ready!

About a thousand rounds of small arms ammo and 23 mortar bombs.