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6-Pounder, Driggs-Shroeder "Ordinance is military guns of the larger class; artillery; also called rifles, guns, or cannon."—(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)... |
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Armor-Piercing Shell "Armor-piercing shells are projectiles so constructed as to bore through the metallic plates with which modern ships of war are coated."—(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)... |
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Armor-Piercing Shell "Armor-piercing shells are projectiles so constructed as to bore through the metallic plates with which modern ships of war are coated."—(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)... |
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Armstrong Breech-loader "7-inch Armstrong Breech-loader." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Ballista "Amoung the larger kinds of military weapons in use before the invention of gunpowder. The balista, the catapulta, the scorpion, and the onger, propelled large and heav missiles, chiefly through the ... |
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Bomb, 40 Pound Mortar Shell Stick An illustration of a 40 pound mortar stick bomb shell. The shell have three wings, or vanes, around the shell to travel a long distance.... |
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Bomb, 99 Pounds Mortar Shell Stick An illustration of an early 99 lb. stick bomb used in a mortar. This bomb had vanes, or wings, around the shell to travel further.... |
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Breech-Loader A breech-loader captured in the war with Mexico.... |
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Cannon Movable canon on wheels.... |
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Cannon A large hollow metal cylinder closed at one end, and variously mounted, used for throwing balls by the force of gun powder.... |
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Cannon A bronze breech-loading cannon captured in Corea, age unknown.... |
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Cannon A U. S. N. medium 32-pounder.... |
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Cannon A cannon from the time of Cortez. "It will be observed that the pieces have no trunnions, and are supported in a kind of trough. They were breech-loaders by means of chambers, three of which, with h... |
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Cannon An illustration of one of the cannons salvaged from the wreck of the USS Oneida.... |
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Cannon & Soldiers An illustration of soldiers loading a cannon.... |
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Cannon used at the time of the American Revolution Cannon used at the time of the American revolution... |
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Cannon, Serpentine The Serpentine was a cannon used in the sixteenth century.... |
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Cannon, Spanish Picture of Spanish cannons... |
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Cannon, Swivel Cannon able to swivel around 360 degrees.... |
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Cannon-ball A ball usually made from cast iron, to be thrown from cannon.... |
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Canon used in the Civil War Cannon used at the time of the Civil War... |
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Field Gun Carriage "9-poounder Field Gun Carriage (elevation )." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Field Gun Carriage "9-pounder Field Gun Carriage (plan)." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Gatling Gun "A Gatling Gun ready for firing." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Gatling Gun "Lock of a Gatling Gun." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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