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  2. Coastal artillery - Wikipedia

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    In modern times, coastal artillery has generally been replaced with anti-ship missiles, such as the Ukrainian R-360 Neptune. From the Middle Ages until World War II , coastal artillery and naval artillery in the form of cannons were highly important to military affairs and generally represented the areas of highest technology and capital cost ...

  3. Coastal defence and fortification - Wikipedia

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    Coastal defence weapons throughout history were heavy naval guns or weapons based on them, often supplemented by lighter weapons. In the late 19th century separate batteries of coastal artillery replaced forts in some countries; in some areas these became widely separated geographically through the mid-20th century as weapon ranges increased.

  4. List of coastal artillery - Wikipedia

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    12-inch coast defense mortar United States: 1895 - 1945 305: 12-inch gun M1895 United States: 1895 - 1945 305: 30.5 cm SK L/50 gun Nazi Germany: 1909 - 1945 340: 340mm/45 Modèle 1912 gun France: World War II: 343: BL 13.5 inch naval gun Mk III disappearing gun United Kingdom: World War I - World War II 343: BL 13.5-inch Mk V railway gun United ...

  5. A-222 Bereg (artillery system) - Wikipedia

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    The Bereg artillery system consists of one command and control vehicle (CPU), a combat support vehicle (MOBD) and up to six weapon systems (SAU). All of them are mounted on 8×8 wheeled trucks. The heavily modified AK-130 variant gun is mounted on a wheeled MAZ-543 8×8 vehicle and was designed to engage surface ships and fast attack boats as ...

  6. In 1901 the artillery batteries were redesignated, with the light batteries becoming numbered artillery batteries and the heavy batteries at the forts becoming coast artillery companies, all still part of the Artillery Corps. In 1907 the coast artillery companies were split off as the United States Army Coast Artillery Corps, with the light ...

  7. Artillery - Wikipedia

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    Modern coastal artillery (for example, Russia's "Bereg" system) is often self-propelled, (allowing it to avoid counter-battery fire) and fully integrated, meaning that each battery has all of the support systems that it requires (maintenance, targeting radar, etc.) organic to its unit.

  8. Category:Coastal artillery - Wikipedia

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    United States Army Coast Artillery Corps (3 C, 27 P) Pages in category "Coastal artillery" The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 275 total.

  9. Harbor Defenses of Portland - Wikipedia

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    The Modern Defenses of the Coast of Maine, 1891 - 1945 (Vol.1) The Modern Defenses of the Coast of Maine, 1891 - 1945 (Vol. 2) - Annexes; Insignia of the Coast Artillery Corps at the Coast Defense Study Group; 1929 film of mine planting operations in the Harbor Defenses of Portland, Maine