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Field Artillery Weapons of the Civil War - торы James C. Hazlett, Edwin Olmstead, M. Hume Parks 2004 PDF University of Illinois Press; revised edition BOOKS MILITARY HISTORY
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Field Artillery Weapons of the Civil War
Author: торы James C. Hazlett, Edwin Olmstead, M. Hume Parks
Year: 2004
Pages: 320
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Field Artillery Weapons of the Civil War: A Study in Technological Evolution and Human Survival The American Civil War (1861-1865) was a pivotal moment in the history of the United States, marked by the clash of two ideologies, the North and the South, over issues such as slavery, states' rights, and economic development. One aspect that played a crucial role in this conflict was the field artillery weapons used by both sides. This article will delve into the technological evolution of these weapons during the Civil War and their impact on the outcome of the conflict, highlighting the importance of studying and understanding the process of technological progress to ensure the survival of humanity and unity in times of war. Technological Advancements in Field Artillery Weapons During the Civil War, both the Union and Confederate armies employed various types of field artillery weapons, including cannons, howitzers, and mortars. These weapons underwent significant advancements throughout the conflict, with improvements in design, materials, and manufacturing processes leading to more accurate, reliable, and powerful weapons. The Union army, for instance, developed the famous 10-pounder Parrott rifle, which could fire a 10-pound shell over three miles, while the Confederacy employed the Brooke rifle, capable of firing a 12-pound shell over two miles. The development of these weapons was driven by the need for more effective siege warfare, as well as the requirement for lighter, more portable pieces that could be transported easily on the battlefield.
Field Artillery Weapons of the Civil War: A Study in Technological Evolution and Human Survival Американская гражданская война (1861-1865) стала поворотным моментом в истории США, отмеченным столкновением двух идеологий, Севера и Юга, по таким вопросам, как рабство, права государств и экономическое развитие. Одним из аспектов, который сыграл решающую роль в этом конфликте, было оружие полевой артиллерии, используемое обеими сторонами. Эта статья углубится в технологическую эволюцию этого оружия во время Гражданской войны и его влияние на исход конфликта, подчеркивая важность изучения и понимания процесса технического прогресса для обеспечения выживания человечества и единства во время войны. Во время гражданской войны армии Союза и Конфедерации использовали различные виды оружия полевой артиллерии, включая пушки, гаубицы и минометы. Это оружие претерпело значительные улучшения на протяжении всего конфликта, с улучшениями в конструкции, материалах и производственных процессах, что привело к более точному, надежному и мощному оружию. Армия Союза, например, разработала знаменитую 10-фунтовую винтовку Парротта, которая могла стрелять 10-фунтовым снарядом на протяжении трёх миль, в то время как Конфедерация использовала винтовку Брука, способную стрелять 12-фунтовым снарядом на протяжении двух миль. Разработка этого оружия была обусловлена необходимостью более эффективной осадной войны, а также требованием более лёгких, переносных частей, которые можно было бы легко транспортировать на поле боя.
Field Artillery Weapons of the Civil War: A Study in Technological Evolution and Human Surval La guerra civile americana (1861-1865) ha segnato una svolta nella storia degli Stati Uniti, segnata dallo scontro tra due ideologie, Nord e Sud, su questioni quali schiavitù, diritti degli Stati e sviluppo economico. Uno degli aspetti che ha avuto un ruolo cruciale in questo conflitto è stato l'artiglieria da campo usata da entrambe le parti. Questo articolo approfondirà l'evoluzione tecnologica di queste armi durante la guerra civile e la sua influenza sull'esito del conflitto, sottolineando l'importanza di studiare e comprendere il processo di progresso tecnologico per garantire la sopravvivenza dell'umanità e dell'unità durante la guerra. Durante la guerra civile, l'esercito dell'Unione e la Confederazione usarono diverse armi di artiglieria da campo, tra cui cannoni, obbi e mortai. Queste armi hanno subito notevoli miglioramenti durante tutto il conflitto, con miglioramenti nella progettazione, nei materiali e nei processi produttivi, che hanno portato ad armi più precise, affidabili e potenti. L'esercito dell'Unione, ad esempio, ha sviluppato il famoso fucile da 10 Parrotta, che potrebbe aver sparato un proiettile da 10 per tre chilometri, mentre la Confederazione ha usato un fucile Brook capace di sparare un proiettile da 12 per due miglia. Lo sviluppo di queste armi è dovuto alla necessità di una guerra d'assedio più efficace e alla necessità di parti più leggere, portatili, facilmente trasportabili sul campo di battaglia.
Feldartilleriewaffen des Bürgerkriegs: Eine Studie über technologische Entwicklung und menschliches Überleben Der amerikanische Bürgerkrieg (1861-1865) war ein Wendepunkt in der Geschichte der USA, der durch den Zusammenstoß zweier Ideologien, des Nordens und des Südens, zu Themen wie Sklaverei, Staatsrechte und wirtschaftliche Entwicklung gekennzeichnet war. Ein Aspekt, der in diesem Konflikt eine entscheidende Rolle spielte, waren die Feldartilleriewaffen, die von beiden Seiten eingesetzt wurden. Dieser Artikel wird sich mit der technologischen Entwicklung dieser Waffen während des Bürgerkriegs und ihren Auswirkungen auf den Ausgang des Konflikts befassen und die Bedeutung des Studiums und des Verständnisses des Prozesses des technischen Fortschritts hervorheben, um das Überleben der Menschheit und die Einheit in Kriegszeiten zu gewährleisten. Während des Bürgerkriegs setzten die Armeen der Union und der Konföderation verschiedene Arten von Feldartilleriewaffen ein, darunter Kanonen, Haubitzen und Mörser. Diese Waffen haben während des gesamten Konflikts erhebliche Verbesserungen erfahren, mit Verbesserungen in Design, Materialien und Herstellungsprozessen, die zu genaueren, zuverlässigeren und leistungsfähigeren Waffen geführt haben. Die Union Army zum Beispiel entwickelte Parrotts berühmtes 10-Pfund-Gewehr, das ein 10-Pfund-Projektil für drei Meilen schießen konnte, während die Konföderation ein Brooke-Gewehr verwendete, das ein 12-Pfund-Projektil für zwei Meilen schießen konnte. Die Entwicklung dieser Waffen war auf die Notwendigkeit eines effektiveren Belagerungskrieges sowie auf die Forderung nach leichteren, tragbaren Teilen zurückzuführen, die leicht auf dem Schlachtfeld transportiert werden konnten.
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