Category:Naval artillery

A

• Naval anti-aircraft guns‎ (81 P)
• Naval guns of Argentina‎ (2 P)
• Naval guns of Austria-Hungary‎ (11 P)

C

• Naval guns of China‎ (7 P)
• Coastal artillery‎ (6 C, 269 P)

F

• Naval guns of France‎ (49 P)

G

• Naval guns of Germany‎ (58 P)

I

• Naval guns of Italy‎ (40 P)

J

• Naval guns of Japan‎ (34 P)

N

• Naval guns of the Netherlands‎ (12 P)

R

• Naval guns of Russia‎ (8 P)

S

• Naval guns of the Soviet Union‎ (10 P)
• Naval guns of Spain‎ (5 P)
• Naval guns of Sweden‎ (15 P)

U

• Naval guns of the United Kingdom‎ (120 P)
• Naval guns of the United States‎ (62 P)

• List of naval guns
• List of naval guns by caliber
• List of naval guns by country
• Naval artillery

0–9

• 9 O'Clock Gun
• 28 cm A No. 1 gun

A

• Naval artillery in the Age of Sail
• Apilan and kota mara
• Armour-piercing ammunition

B

• Bamboo gun
• Barr and Stroud
• Box battery
• Broadside (naval)
• Brooke rifle
• Built-up gun

C

• Carronade
• Cetbang
• Chase gun
• Coehorn
• CRN 91 naval gun

D

• Deck gun
• Driggs-Schroeder
• Driggs-Seabury
• Dual-purpose gun
• Dumaresq
• Dunnite
• Dynamite gun

E

• Ekor lotong

F

• Fajr-27
• Falconet (cannon)
• Floating battery
• Floating Battery of Charleston Harbor
• Forbes Log
• Fuze Keeping Clock

G

• Gun port

L

• Lantaka
• Lela (cannon)
• List of weapons of the Philippine Revolution

M

• Main battery
• Mathematical discussion of rangekeeping
• Minion (cannon)
• Muzzle-loading rifle

N

• Naval gunfire support
• Naval long gun

P

• Piklington Optronics
• Pivot gun
• Plotting room
• Prangi

R

• Rangekeeper
• RML 9-inch Armstrong Gun

S

• Saker (cannon)
• Salvo
• Secondary armament
• Shellite (explosive)
• Ship gun fire-control system
• Swivel gun

U

• United States battleship retirement debate

V

• Vickers range clock

W

• Wall gun
• Donald M. Weller