The phrase "artillery division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a military unit that specializes in the use of artillery weapons.
Example: "The artillery division was deployed to support the ground troops during the operation."
Alternatives: "artillery unit" or "artillery battalion".
Cutler studied economics at the University of Sydney and joined an artillery division when World War II broke out.
Ayo Beneth, a Latvian national now fighting in a rebel artillery division, said that new and "very experienced" instructors had appeared since February.
Before becoming a police officer, Mr. Hamdy served four years in the Marine Corps, joining in 1992 and rising to the level of sergeant in an artillery division based out of Camp Lejeune, in North Carolina.
In his last Soviet job, he was chief of staff of an artillery division in the Baltic region.Then in 1991, as the Soviet Union splintered, Mr Maskhadov teamed up with another talented officer, a bomber pilot called General Jokar Dudayev, to proclaim the creation of a new Chechen state.
Mr. Tucker spent several months in late 2003 and early 2004 in Baghdad recording the lives and words of members of the Army's 2/3 Field Artillery division (known as the Gunners), who were living in an opulent, bomb-damaged palace that once belonged to Uday Hussein.
Vienna-born Alfred Schutz (1899-1959) joined the artillery division of the Austrian army during World War I and served on the Italian front before returning to pursue studies at the University of Vienna.
In the 19th century, under the reformist King Mindon, mosques were built and thousands of Muslims served in Burmese infantry and artillery divisions.
In contrast with the 1991 Persian Gulf war, women now fly combat missions and serve on fighter ships, though they are barred from submarines, Special Forces and the Army's infantry, armor and artillery divisions.
The sodden ground compelled Napoleon to delay the start of hostilities, and at 11 35 am the first shots of the Battle of Waterloo were fired by one of Marshal Honoré Charles Reille's artillery divisions.
Those could be merged to form artillery divisions.
Backed by unfettered air strikes and long-range artillery, the division's lead units crossed the long, jagged escarpment north of Najaf by midday and battered overwhelmed Iraqi troops who tried to slow the advance from rudimentary sand-bagged positions at the crest.
