"Artillerymen: Masters of Firepower and Courage" From the thunderous Soviet Katyusha rocket launchers in 1943 to the boldness of Alpine Drums depicted in a vibrant colour litho, they have always been at the forefront of warfare. Throughout history, their skills and bravery have shaped battles and altered destinies. In the Siege of Duras in 1377, these skilled warriors showcased their prowess as they unleashed devastating firepower upon their enemies. British Artillerymen too stood tall on countless battlefields, delivering precise strikes that turned the tide of war. Even during moments of retreat like the Italian artillery retreat, these soldiers displayed unwavering determination. The engravings capturing firing shells remind us of the sheer force behind every shot fired by these brave individuals. One such depiction from The Disasters of War series portrays Augustina of Aragon fearlessly firing a cannon to defend Saragossa in 1808—a testament to her courage amidst chaos. The epic fight at Col Della Berretta comes alive through a captivating colour litho, showcasing how artillerymen fought relentlessly against all odds. And after each hard-fought victory, our people collect loot from newly conquered Austrian trenches—an image that symbolizes both triumph and sacrifice. From dense forests in Sumatra to far-off lands like Norway, artillerymen ventured into uncharted territories where their expertise was crucial for success. Their presence instilled fear among adversaries while providing hope for those fighting alongside them. Pull Against Us. This rallying cry echoes through time as we honor these remarkable men who pushed boundaries with every shot fired. They were not just masters of firepower but also guardians defending what they held dear—freedom and justice. In this caption lies a tribute to artillerymen—the unsung heroes whose dedication and valor continue to shape history's most significant moments on battlefields across continents.