British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

A guide

Richard Caton Woodville, Jr. Royal Garrison Artillery (1910)

This page provides links to available installments of the ongoing series about the evolution of Royal Garrison Artillery in the years between the foundation of that branch and the end of the first year of the First World War.

Part I: The Primacy of Coast Defense

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part II: Specialization

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part III: New Weapons of the 1890s

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part IV: Reliefs

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part V: Heavy Batteries in South Africa

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part VI: Siege Batteries

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part VII: Heavy Guns of the Boer War

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

Part VIII: Well-Worn Bores

Well-Worn Bores

Part IX: The Heavy Brigades of Army Corps

The Heavy Brigades of Army Corps

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Handbooks and Histories

British Heavy Artillery (1899-1915)

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