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Napoleon's Guns 1792–1815 (1)

New Vanguard 66
Author: René Chartrand
Illustrator: Ray Hutchins
About this book
As a young gunner, Napoleon Bonaparte was trained in one ofEurope’s finest artillery arms. Both the technologicalsophistication of their weaponry and the skill of their gunners waslargely the result of the adoption of the system devised by oneman, Jean-Baptiste Vaquette de Gribeauval. Gribeauval’sstandardised system of parts and calibres allowed a degree ofuniformity and sophistication in the French artillery that wasunmatched throughout Europe, and allowed Napoleon to inherit anddevelop an arm that could dominate the battlefield. This volumecovers the field artillery pieces of the system: the 4-, 8- and12-pdr guns; light 1-pdr guns and mountain guns; and laterinnovations such as the 6-pdr gun.

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Napoleon's Guns 1792–1815 (2)

New Vanguard 76
Author: René Chartrand
Illustrator: Ray Hutchins
About this book
This volume is the second half of the story of the French artilleryduring the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. It covers thehowitzers, mortars and large siege (16- and 24-pdrs) and garrison(8- and 12-pdrs) guns, placing a special emphasis on their role,technical significance and operational use. The introduction of theGribeauval system put in place a collection of mortars and largeguns that were lighter and more manageable than those previouslyused, while offering first class hitting power.
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British Napoleonic Artillery 1793–1815 (1)

New Vanguard 60
Author: Chris Henry
Illustrator: Brian Delf
About this book
This title is the first of two volumes examining the artilleryequipment of the British forces during the Revolutionary andNapoleonic Wars, along with Wellington's campaigns in India.Throughout this period the British Army used both Foot and Horseartillery, principally using either the 9-pounder gun or the 5.5inch field howitzer in the field. Also covered are the smallerfield guns in the 3- and 6-pounder categories and the largest, the12-pounder field gun. This title covers the design and developmentof the guns, the organisation of the troops and their operationalhistories.
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British Napoleonic Artillery 1793–1815 (2)

New Vanguard 65
Author: Chris Henry
Illustrator: Brian Delf
About this book
Following on from the first volume covering British NapoleonicArtillery, this volume concentrates on the heavy weapons of siegeand coastal defences. This book covers the main equipments used;the 24 pounder siege gun and a variety of mortars. Mortars variedfrom 4- or 5-inch versions up to a13 inch calibre and wereconsidered to be extremely effective because they used an explodingshell to destroy fortifications or personnel. Also covered indetail is the specialist bomb vessel, which was used to attackfortifications in a similar fashion; siege techniques; and thetactical use of siege and coastal artillery.
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Austrian Napoleonic Artillery 1792–1815

New Vanguard 72
Author: David Hollins
Illustrator: Brian Delf
About this book
The Austrian artillery of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars wasa creation of the renowned Lichtenstein system of the early 1750s.This weight system produced a series of weapons of 3-, 6- and12-pdr. calibre along with 7- and 10-pdr. howitzers. In the 1780sthey were joined by Cavalry artillery guns with their Wurst seats.In 1811 Austria also began the establishment of rocket troops basedupon the British invention, whilst their heavy and siege piecesremained the 12 -,18- and 24-pdrs throughout the period. This bookdescribes the system as well as its operational use during theNapoleonic Wars.
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