Coastal Artillery spent the first part separated from the rest of the army. Therefore, the army considered the usefulness of Coastal Artillery regiments’ was limited to the rear of the battlefield. Therefore, Coastal Artillery focused on their sea cost mission. Which was to develop bigger, longer-range and more accurate antiaircraft artillery weapons. General J. F. C. Fuller once wrote: “doctrine is nothing more than common sense adapted to circumstance’. That definition applied to Coastal Artillery due to the fact that senior army leader’s prejudices, Towards Coastal Artillery made it hard to define a doctrinal philosophy furthermore, not being able to complete any training Programs at the time. Coastal Artillery Battalions had a
