A sampling of articles from 2003 Artilleryman Magazines Subscribe or order back issues to read ALL articles! Spring - Vol. 24, No. 2 Confederate Travis/Stockton Cannon Was Intended For General N.B. Forrest Little Is Known Of Stedman Guns Sherman Cannon Back In Georgia; 12-Pdr. Napoleon Is At Kennesaw In Defense Of The Mountain Howitzer Bernie Kurdt Of 120th N. Y. Was N-SSA Commander, Artilleryman Summer - Vol. 24, No. 3 Ordnance Board Tells How To Fire & Correctly Sponge ‘Monster Cannon’—The Big Rodmans; Two 20-Inch Guns Documented In U.S. William Barry Tries Again For Promotion To General- 1865 Letter Bankhead’s Battery Was Reactivated In Middle Tennessee Over 30 Years Ago Fall - Vol. 24, No. 4 Investigation Continues Into Fatal Boy Scout Camp Cannon Accident Two 1799 Russian 24 Pdrs. Watch The St. Lawrence River In Quebec Kansas Museum Of History Exhibits The Ames M1835 ‘Abbott Howitzer’ Steen Cannons Of Ashland, Ky., Is Celebrating Ten Years In Business Winter - Vol. 25, No. 1 Author, Poet Edgar Allan Poe Had Little-Known Career As Artillerist Duncannon Fort On Irish Coast Was Built To Ward Off Spaniards Correcting History And The Record On The Loss Of The H.M.S. Augusta 1885 Description Of Taylor Gun
A sampling of articles from 2003 Artilleryman Magazines Subscribe or order back issues to read ALL articles!
A sampling of articles from 2003 Artilleryman Magazines
Subscribe or order back issues to read ALL articles!
Spring - Vol. 24, No. 2
Summer - Vol. 24, No. 3
Fall - Vol. 24, No. 4
Winter - Vol. 25, No. 1
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