Artilleryman (noun)

A soldier who serves in an artillery unit and operates guns and other weapons.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from artillery + -man.

Examples:

1. The artilleryman aimed the cannon at the enemy fortification.
2. The veteran artilleryman taught his subordinates the intricacies of firing a howitzer.
3. During the battle, the artilleryman performed his duties with skill and precision.
4. The artilleryman's job was to provide covering fire for the advancing infantry.
5. The artilleryman was a crucial member of the military, providing long-range support to the other units.