British Royal Artillery

The British Royal Artillery is a branch of the British Army responsible for using artillery weapons, such as cannons and missiles, to support ground forces during combat. Established in 1716, it plays a crucial role in providing indirect firepower, which can engage targets from a distance, enhancing the effectiveness of military operations. The Royal Artillery also includes units specializing in air defense and guided weapons. Soldiers in this service are trained in operating, maintaining, and commanding artillery systems to ensure precision and safety in their missions. The Royal Artillery is recognized for its rich history and tradition within the British military.