bofors 40mm造句

• Parachute Infantry Regiment, the Italian Navys Bofors 40mm gun.
• In 1945, she received 24 Bofors 40mm guns, arrayed in six quad mounts.
• Some sources claim the loss of its two Bofors 40mm cannons during the 1990-1991 overhaul and refit period,
• The Spectre carries a 105mm howitzer cannon and a Bofors 40mm cannon, as well as two 20mm Vulcan Gatling cannons.
• A single Bofors 40mm anti-aircraft gun was placed on the right salient of the battery to protect the Malta Dockyard.
• The two frigates are to be fitted with some of the most modern weapons available, including the Bofors 40mm cannon and Seawolf air defense missiles.
• Powered by four turboprop engines, the Spectre carries a 105mm howitzer cannon and a Bofors 40mm cannon, as well as two 20mm Vulcan Gatling cannons.
• The AC-130H " Spectre " was armed with two 20 mm M61 Vulcan cannons, one Bofors 40mm autocannon, and one 105 mm M102 howitzer.
• Amongst the artifacts and equipment that the Museum displays is a 1942 Bofors 40mm Light Anti-Aircraft Gun which is maintained as a living monument and memorial for gunners.
• Some sources claim the loss of its Bofors 40mm cannons during the 1990-1991 overhaul and refit period, but photos at of 2011 show the Bofors guns still present.
• Some sources claim the loss of its three Bofors 40mm cannons during the 1990-1991 overhaul and refit period, but photos at of 2009 show the Bofors guns still present.
• Some sources claim the loss of its three Bofors 40mm cannons during the 1990-1991 overhaul and refit period, but photos at of 2011 show the Bofors guns still present.
• As the " Arion " continued to evade the attack, a second formation of Turkish Bofors 40mm L60 anti-aircraft gun emplacement which was situated close to the harbour.
• After World War Two, when Italy joined NATO, it received a large part of its weapons from the United States in the form of Bofors 40mm / L60 being the most numerous.
• Some sources claim the loss of its three Bofors 40mm cannons during the 1990-1991 overhaul and refit period, but photos at of 2009 show the Bofors guns still present, although in singles instead of twins.
• Some sources claim the loss of its three Bofors 40mm cannons during the 1990-1991 overhaul and refit period, but photos at of 2011 show the Bofors guns still present, although in singles instead of twins.
• But this ship is different from her sister ships by not having the two Bofors 40mm / L70 guns installed . " Tian Dan " is named after Tian Dan, a general of the Warring States period.
• Reported anti aircraft artillery includes Soviet 57 mm S-60, 23 mm self-propelled ZSU-23-4 and ZU-23-2, Czech M53 / 59 Praga, and Swedish Bofors 40mm guns.
• Reported anti-aircraft artillery included Soviet 57 mm S-60, 23 mm self-propelled ZSU-23-4 and ZU-23-2, Czech M53 / 59 Praga, and Swedish Bofors 40mm guns.
• During World War II this niche had been covered by the Bofors 40mm and similar weapons, but against modern jet-powered aircraft these were effectively useless because they simply didn't have the speed and weight of fire to be effective against targets that would be within range for only seconds.