Unknown Artillery Officer (page 2)

Staff officer in a dugout studying details before an offensive, World War I Realistic Travels Publishers

Military Uniforms, collection of 5 Panos Aravantinos

Ordnance Depot at Broadway Landing, USA Anonymous

Portrait of a Military Officer Johannes Vollevens I

Armed Forces Purple Heart Anonymous

Farrington Ward Without Volunteer holding a rifle Anonymous

Hungarian Irregular Troops Anonymous

Bloody Mayhem Anonymous

Moroccan artillerymen using cannons under the command of French instructors French School

Valentine Baker English Photographer

An Officer of the 1st Bengal Irregular Cavalry, 1850 circa Henry Martens

Major-General Sir John C Ardagh, Director of Military Intelligence Maull & Fox

100 Ton Gun Anonymous

Lithograph Of Roman Officer Anonymous

An armoured train battery Anonymous

Distinguished Service Cross Medal Anonymous

An Officer of a Volunteer Battalion, The Middlesex Regiment, 1904 circa Edwin Arthur Ward

Tactical Use of Artillery: Direct Firing German School

New Dresses for the Artillery 1854 Anonymous

Lieutenant Strangeways Roger Fenton

Artillery in the Caucasian mountains, 1883 Vasilij Dmitrievich Polenov

Air Force Dropping Food and Ammunition Anonymous

Officers of the 1st Punjaub Volunteer Rifle Corps Anonymous

General Wolfe, British Army Officer Anonymous

Portrait of an Officer Gerard van Honthorst

Firing Exercises at West Point Anonymous

A Group of Officers and Soldiers from the Life Guard Lancer Regiments of His and Her Majesties, 1873 Petr Balashov

An Officer of the Grenadier Company, 63rd Regiment of Foot, c.1775 English School

Portrait of a British Infantry Officer, c.1740-50 David Morier

German Officer with his dog in the trenches, c.1914 Anonymous

Interior of Sevastopol, destruction of the town by the Russians, their retreat, 1855 Unknown artillery officer

Officers of the Canadian Highlanders Anonymous

19th Century Troops Hauling a Cannon Anonymous

Plate 3: An officer giving orders to a solider in centre foreground, cannon at left, f…, ca. 1641 Stefano della Bella

A 64 Pounder Gun in Position to Fire at the Battery of Defence Anonymous

Artillery captured from the rebels, USA Anonymous