Selected Artilleryman Articles from
2000

 

Spring - Vol. 22, No. 2

• Mordecai Report Describes European Development Of Light 12 Pdrs. In '50s
• The Victorian Cross & Surprising Link To Russian Muzzleloaders In England

Summer - Vol. 22, No. 3

• Georgia Military Institute Cannon Is Back In Marietta, Ga., Cemetery
• Moncrieff Designed Counter-weight System For The ‘Disappearing Gun’
• The Guns Col. Custer Left Behind  As 7th Cavalry Looked For Indians
• John Griffen Of Safe Harbor, Pa., Was Inventor of Wrought Iron Gun

Fall - Vol. 22, No. 4

• The Queen’s Square Cannon Of Cambridge Has Colorful History
• Petersburg Trades For Napoleon That Saw Siege Action
• 8 French Cannon Found In Texas - Came From La Salle’s Lost Fort
• 'Lantaka’ Is One Of Several Names For Small Hand-Carried Rail Guns
• A 68-Pdr. Rifled Muzzle Loaders Were Part Of U.K.’s Coast Defense
• Listing Of Stolen Artillery
• Rare Allegheny Arsenal Caisson Is Restored, Given Special Honor

Winter - Vol. 23, No. 1

• Don't Call It a 'Rodman'
• Gatling Had First Success With Rapid-Fire Weapon Development
• Development Of The Three-Inch Ordnance Rifle; Drawing Found