quick fire gun造句

• Four 4.7-inch Quick Fire guns which were originally sent to arm Fort Perch Rock.
• During the batteries were added at either end of Spurn Head, with and quick firing guns in between.
• After the 14 pounder Nordenfelt quick firing gun was mounted at Pearce to protect the barracks anchorage in Port Phillip.
• Constructed between 1864 and 1871, the fort was armed with forty two 6-inch breech-loaders and two light quick firing guns.
• Many of the polygonal forts in Malta continued in service, even through the quick firing guns, but the art of fortification had moved on.
• With quick firing guns ( those using metallic cartridge cases ) the case itself is fitted with the igniting medium; in England these are called primers.
• It originally consisted of two 4.7 inch quick firing guns which were later removed and replaced with a concrete observation tower and two concrete searchlight emplacements.
• Small, nimble vessels, they were armed with a single large calibre muzzle-loading gun for offensive purposes and several small, quick firing guns for self-defence.
• The masts and sails were removed after four years in service, and replaced by simple pole masts for carrying signal flags and circular fighting tops, platforms carrying quick firing guns.
• The 52 quick firing guns of the British artillery opened fire at around, inflicting severe casualties on the Mahdist forces before they even came within range of the Maxim guns and volley fire.
• Until 1910, when the first 152 mm Canet guns arrived, the only modern weapons at Viapori were 57 mm quick fire guns with the rest of the artillery designs dating from the Russo-Turkish War.
• The fort is a concealed battery on high ground above Wollongong Harbour with underground rooms for supplies, ammunition and shelter with emplacements for two 80-pound cannons on iron carriages, and a 1 1 / 2 inch quick firing gun.
• A number of 7.5 cm Krupp L / 24 quick firing guns, similar to the 7.7 cm Feldkanone C / 96 ( FK 96 a / A ) guns, were sold to the Boer republic of Transvaal.
• He led his platoon on to the bridge and began the attack with the utmost determination, but the platoon was met by a hail of fire from two 20 mm . quick firing guns, and from the machine guns of an armoured car.
• In " La Palma " French field-howitzers and seventy-fives with anti-aircraft sights, quick firing guns and machine guns were drawn up; on the other hand, in Guatemala City streets were deserted and bloodshed commenced in earnest.
• At 2.30 on the morning of the 24th, the troops advanced with the intention of taking the Kon-peh-tai fort and Makung ( Bako ) with a temporary company of mountain artillery under Captain Arai and the naval contingent with quick firing guns under Naval Lieutenant Tajima in the van.
• During the Second World War, Calshot Castle was initially defended by troops from the Hampshire Regiment, and a barge equipped with two anti-aircraft guns and a threat of German invasion increased, however, and the defences were expanded in 1940, with two 12-pounder quick firing guns placed on the keep's roof, supported by searchlights.
• It had two 150mm L / 45 quick firing guns, eight 120mm L / 50 quick firing guns, six 47mm L / 50 quick firing guns, six 37mm quick firing guns, and two 457mm torpedo tubes . " Hamidiye " was powered by two sets of 4-cylinder triple expansion steam engines providing a top speed of 22.2 knots and carried a nominal complement of 400 ( in 1904 ) and 355 ( in 1915 ).
• It had two 150mm L / 45 quick firing guns, eight 120mm L / 50 quick firing guns, six 47mm L / 50 quick firing guns, six 37mm quick firing guns, and two 457mm torpedo tubes . " Hamidiye " was powered by two sets of 4-cylinder triple expansion steam engines providing a top speed of 22.2 knots and carried a nominal complement of 400 ( in 1904 ) and 355 ( in 1915 ).
• It had two 150mm L / 45 quick firing guns, eight 120mm L / 50 quick firing guns, six 47mm L / 50 quick firing guns, six 37mm quick firing guns, and two 457mm torpedo tubes . " Hamidiye " was powered by two sets of 4-cylinder triple expansion steam engines providing a top speed of 22.2 knots and carried a nominal complement of 400 ( in 1904 ) and 355 ( in 1915 ).