“Never. You couldn’t own a cannon during the Civil War,” the 81-year-old president claimed. “No, I’m serious. Think about it.

Some words may be mispronounced. CEDAR RAPIDS — More than a century ago, a massive Civil War cannon proudly sat in Greene Square in Cedar Rapids. Today, the park is cannon-less and Scott Huffman ...

Shiloh National Military Park is honored to announce a series of events commemorating the 163rd anniversary of the historic ...

This how to guide to cleaning rust of civil war artillery projectiles (that have been disarmed or solid bolts), tools, or anything else with electrolysis. We took this rare civil war artillery ...

The idea for the cannon sprung from the team’s nickname, which is rooted in Columbus' ties to the U.S. Civil War as a city where many of the Union army’s blue coats were made. As for the ...

The M198 155mm howitzer is a towed field artillery piece of a split trail carriage design. The M198 is equipped with a double baffle muzzle brake and a variable length hydropneumatic recoil mechanism.

One of the major accomplishments during the Civil War was the establishment of an ... the new Minié ball bullet and the rifled cannon would inflict. The time-honored military tactic of lining ...

Cannon Valley Civil War Roundtable will be on Thursday, March 20. The Roundtable meets at 7 p.m. at 10901 Jacobs Ave., Northfield.

including multiple drawings on the walls that have been there from the time it was occupied by Union soldiers in the aftermath of the American Civil War. "It's part of the history of the house.