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coast artillery

American  

noun

  1. artillery used for defending coastal areas.

  2. a military unit manning such artillery.


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Army’s Coast Artillery Corps that features Victorian-era dwellings, abandoned artillery batteries, a lighthouse, miles of sandy saltwater shoreline and majestic views of Puget Sound.

From Seattle Times

That First Day Hike at Fort Flagler five years ago sparked something in Raplee and the Navy veteran became fascinated with the history of the area, spending two years studying and pestering Greg Hagge, the Coast Artillery Museum director, any time he had a question.

From Seattle Times

D: The return of the 63rd Coast Artillery from World War I on March 12, 1919.

From Seattle Times

Elfring was in the Army, assigned to the 251st Coast Artillery, part of the California National Guard, on Dec. 7, 1941.

From Fox News

Elfring was in the Army, assigned to the 251st Coast Artillery, part of the California National Guard on Dec. 7, 1941.

From Seattle Times