Collection of Field Artillery Clipart (66)

A clean-line illustration of the Soviet-designed D-30 122mm howitzer, showing its distinctive split-trail carriage and hydraulic recoil system.

The U.S. Army Field Artillery Branch insignia features a gold cannon, white phoenix, and black shells on a crimson background.

The image is a simple illustration of a yellow bomb. The bomb is round and has a cylindrical shape with a pointed top. It has a small loop at the bottom for attaching it to a belt or bag. On top of the bomb, there are three curved lines that form a wavy pattern. The lines are outlined in black and are slightly curved. The background is transparent, making the bomb stand out.

The image is a black and white illustration of a tank. The tank is shown from the side, with the top half of the tank facing towards the right side of the image. It has a long barrel with a pointed end and a flat base. The barrel is connected to a series of pipes and valves, which are likely used to control the movement of the water. The tracks on the tank are made of metal and appear to be made of steel or aluminum. The overall design is simple and minimalistic, with no other details or embellishments.

The 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment’s distinctive insignia, known as the “Brave Rifles” patch, combines tradition and modern warfare symbolism.

The U.S. Army Field Artillery branch insignia features crossed gold cannons with a central bullet emblem on a red background, symbolizing direct fire support and combat readiness.

A bold heraldic emblem combining scholarly inquiry (magnifying glasses) with traditional symbolism in its canton.

The 95th Artillery Regiment’s distinctive red pennant, marked with “95”, crossed cannons, and “C” for Corps or Cannon.

The Rencong Cakti emblem combines traditional Acehnese rencong daggers with a central sword, representing strength, unity, and cultural heritage.

The 1st Cavalry Division’s distinctive insignia-bold, historic, and instantly recognizable across the U.S. Army.

A meticulously crafted wooden replica of a classic field howitzer, complete with realistic carriage and barrel details.

Official emblem of the U.S. Army Field Artillery School, symbolizing precision, power, and tradition.

A stark black silhouette showing a heavy-duty military truck equipped with a twin-tube rocket launcher system, angled for deployment.

The image is a black and white illustration of a man standing next to a large artillery cannon. The cannon is mounted on four large wheels and appears to be in the process of being moved. The man is wearing a helmet and is holding a long barrel, which is likely used for firing the cannon. He is standing on a pile of dirt and debris, and there is a small amount of debris scattered around the cannon, suggesting that it is being used in a military or military operation. The image is simple and cartoon-like, with no shading or shading.

The image is a black and white line drawing of a cannon. The cannon is mounted on four large, round wheels with spokes radiating outwards from the center. The wheels are made of wood and have a curved shape. On top of the cannon, there is a long, cylindrical cannon with a pointed tip. The body of the gun is made of metal and appears to be made of a shiny, metallic material. The gun has a handle on the top for easy maneuverability. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.

The image is a graphic illustration of two crossed swords. The swords are made of wood and have a golden color. They are crossed at the top and bottom of the image, with the ends of the swords facing upwards. The wood has a smooth texture and appears to be made of a light-colored material. There are two small holes on the ends, possibly for screws or bolts. The background is white, making the swords stand out.