The phrase "artillery out" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in a military context to indicate that artillery units are no longer in action or have been withdrawn.
Example: "After the successful operation, the commander signaled for artillery out, ensuring the area was secure."
Alternatives: "artillery disengaged" or "artillery withdrawn".
Despite warnings of further sanctions should Russia fail to pull troops and artillery out of Ukraine, Mr Putin challenged the West's version of events.
The justices allowed the fossil-fuel industry to roll heavy artillery out onto the political field, not just its previous musketry.
With the Mexican artillery out of action, the 8th Infantry Regiment and 5th Infantry Regiment were able to maneuver forward and eventually drove the enemy from their positions.
Fearing that the Americans, with the artillery out of the way, would move the rest of their troops across the river, Brock ordered an immediate attack on their position.
Israeli artillery took out a Hamas communications antenna on the roof.
Before Israel started the invasion, warplanes and ground artillery carried out heavy strikes on Saturday.
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The election paraphernalia that festoons the capital takes on a surreal edge as the government's artillery blasts out toward the war-torn suburbs.
The North Vietnamese, pleased to find that the strong-point obstacle system was within range of their artillery, carried out periodic attacks by fire and ground forces against U.S. outposts at Con Thien, Gio Linh, Camp Carroll, and Khe Sanh.
Tensions on the Korean pensinsula were at their most dangerous level since the 1950-53 war today when North Korea threatened to use nuclear weapons in a "holy war" against its neighbour after South Korean tanks, jets and artillery carried out one of the largest live-fire drills in history close to the border.
Since the end of World War I, German divisions had had their artillery spread out amongst their component regiments, which made it difficult to bring the maximum weight of fire to bear on any one point.
