Continental Artillery

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The Continental Artillery was the artillery branch of the American Revolutionary forces, responsible for operating cannons and heavy guns under leaders like Henry Knox in the fight for independence from Britain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artillery branch
military unit
activeDuring American Revolution
allegiance Continental Congress
Patriot forces
associatedWith Boston
Fort Ticonderoga
linked to: Ticonderoga

New York
Yorktown
branch artillery
conflict American Revolutionary War
country United States
engagement Battle of Monmouth
Battle of Princeton
Battle of Trenton
New York and New Jersey campaign
Philadelphia campaign
Saratoga campaign
Siege of Boston
Siege of Yorktown
equipment cannons
howitzers
mortars
formedAs Continental Regiment of Artillery
function operation of heavy guns
support of infantry and cavalry
garrison West Point
governedBy Continental Congress
languageOfCommand English
militaryBranchOf United States (historical)
notableCommander Charles Harrison
Edward Carrington
Henry Knox
John Crane
John Lamb
notableEvent transport of artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston
notableMember Alexander Hamilton
opposedTo British Army
Great Britain
partOf Continental Army
precededBy Massachusetts Provincial Artillery Regiment
role artillery support
field artillery operations
siege warfare
timePeriod 18th century
usedAmmunition canister shot
grapeshot
round shot
shells

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Continental Army hasPart Continental Artillery
Continental Navy partOf Continental Armed Forces
linked to: Continental Artillery
Continental Artillery formedAs Continental Regiment of Artillery
linked to: Continental Artillery
George Armistead militaryUnit United States Corps of Artillery
linked to: Continental Artillery
Edward Carrington partOf Continental Army artillery corps
linked to: Continental Artillery
John Lamb servedIn Continental Artillery
Green Mountain Boys usedBy Continental Army artillery (captured guns)
linked to: Continental Artillery