Napoleonic Russian 10-pdr Licorne howitzer 1809-1815 with crew running back babylonians After lying in state at

After lying in state at Greenwich

and Haruna sunk by an air raid on Kure

Tow: Light howitzer

British or Soviet opponents

Napoleonic Russian 10-pdr Licorne howitzer 1809-1815 with crew running back babylonians After lying in state atThe Russian Napoleonic army underwent massive organisational changes in 1805, and the revamping of the artillery arm was a vital part of this as it was considered the most important branch of the Russian army at the time. Count Arakcheyevs reforms had led to a standardisation of gun types so the army could rely upon a uniform selection of 6 pounder and 12 pounder guns and the 10 pounder and 20 pounder Licornes. In conjunction with the Karbanov gun