Were the howitzer, about 100mm brass shell cases from WW1, reused or just wasted after having been first fired? - Quora

How did artillery targeting systems and techniques develop during the first world war? - Quora

What is an American Civil War cannonball worth? - Quora

Were there really piles of spent artillery shells littered across the battlefields of WW1? If so, what'd they do with them all after the Armistice? - Quora

Were there really piles of spent artillery shells littered across the battlefields of WW1? If so, what'd they do with them all after the Armistice? - Quora

What types of artillery shells can be fired by a modern self-propelled howitzer? - Quora

Were there really piles of spent artillery shells littered across the battlefields of WW1? If so, what'd they do with them all after the Armistice? - Quora

Did concrete piercing shells already exist during WWI? - Quora

Why did the Brits name their WWII guns seemingly arbitrary terms? A 6 or 17 'pounder' tells me nothing about the weapon. - Quora

Who had the best artillery in World War II? Who had the best system for utilizing their artillery in World War II? - Quora

Can an artillery shell be reused after being fired? - Quora

Why did modern howitzers settle on 105 mm and 155 mm sizes and why did the 200+ mm sizes in WW1 and WW2 fall out of popularity? - Quora

What's the greatest number of artillery rounds expended in one fire mission? When and where was that? - Quora

Did the BL 15-inch Howitzer use powder bags and the shell, like a battleship, or was it propelled in some other way? If so, what was it? - Quora

Were there really piles of spent artillery shells littered across the battlefields of WW1? If so, what'd they do with them all after the Armistice? - Quora