Royal Artillery

The Royal Artillery is a branch of the British Army responsible for the use of artillery, which includes large-caliber guns, missiles, and ammunition. Established in 1716, it plays a crucial role in providing fire support to ground troops, enhancing their effectiveness in combat. The Royal Artillery operates various systems, from traditional cannons to modern guided missiles, and includes skilled personnel who specialize in targeting and coordinating firepower. They are essential in both offensive and defensive operations, contributing to the overall effectiveness of military campaigns.