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The Egyptian Artillery Corps is one of the oldest branches of the Egyptian Army, formed in the early 19th century. Its most notable action was during Operation Badr in the Yom Kippur War. The Artillery Corps is responsible for unit support and more general, echelons-above-division fire support.

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rdfs:label	Artillery Corps (Egypt) (en)
rdfs:comment	The Egyptian Artillery Corps is one of the oldest branches of the Egyptian Army, formed in the early 19th century. Its most notable action was during Operation Badr in the Yom Kippur War. The Artillery Corps is responsible for unit support and more general, echelons-above-division fire support. (en)
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branch	Egyptian Army
current commander	Major General Ashraf Faris (en)
dates	1824 (xsd:integer)
garrison	Cairo Abbassia
motto	Valor, Pride, Honor (en)
native name	سلاح المدفعية المصرية (en)
notable commanders	Abd Al-Halim Abu-Ghazala Major General Major General Muhammad Saeed El Mahi (en)
role	Artillery (en)
unit name	Egyptian Artillery Corps (en)
has abstract	The Egyptian Artillery Corps is one of the oldest branches of the Egyptian Army, formed in the early 19th century. Its most notable action was during Operation Badr in the Yom Kippur War. The Artillery Corps is responsible for unit support and more general, echelons-above-division fire support. During Operation Badr in 1973, artillery strikes starting at 14:05 of nearly 2,000 pieces against the Bar-Lev line fortifications, and against armor concentration areas and artillery positions, using field guns, howitzers, mortars, tank guns, B-10 and B-11 recoilless rifles. The self-propelled 152 mm howitzers and 130 mm field guns were assigned counter-battery fire missions against Israeli artillery. The 53-minute-long fire preparation, one of the largest in history, was divided into four barrages. The first, fifteen minutes long, was aimed at enemy targets on the eastern bank up to a depth of 1.5 kilometers. An estimated 10,500 shells were fired against Israeli targets in the first minute alone. (en)
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motto	Valor, Pride, Honor
role	Artillery
country	Egypt
garrison	Cairo Abbassia
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notable commander	Major General

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