Traduction de «canon de charles » (Français → Anglais) :

King Charles Land

Prince Charles Foreland

jig bushing

Accidental explosion of:munitions being used in war | own weapons | Antipersonnel bomb (fragments) | Explosion (of):artillery shell | breech-block | cannon block | mortar bomb | Fragments from:artillery shell | bomb | grenade | guided missile | land-mine | rocket | shell | shrapnel | Mine NOS | during war operations

long range acoustic device | LRAD | long range acoustical device | sonic cannon | sound cannon

LGen Charles Belzile: The gun—

In 1942 alone 31 ships were lost: the Lady Hawkins was torpedoed; the Montrolite was torpedoed; the Empress of Asia was bombed by Japanese aircraft; the Vicolite was torpedoed and shelled; the George L. Torian was torpedoed; the Lennox was torpedoed; the Sarniadoc was torpedoed; the Robert W. Pomeroy was mined; the Vineland was torpedoed and shelled; the James E. Newsom was shelled; the Lady Drake was torpedoed; the Mildred Pauline was shelled; the Mont Louis was torpedoed; the Calgarolite was torpedoed; the Torondoc was torpedoed; the Troisdoc was torpedoed; the Frank B. Baird was shelled; the Liverpool Packet was torpedoed; the Mona Marie was shelled; the Lucille M. was shelled; the Prescodoc was torpedoed; the Prince ...[+++]ss Marguerite was torpedoed; the Donald Stewart was torpedoed; the Lord Strathcona was torpedoed; the John A. Holloway was torpedoed; the Oakton was torpedoed; the Norfolk was torpedoed; the Carolus was torpedoed; the Bic Island was torpedoed; the Rose Castle was torpedoed; and the Charles J. Kampmann was also torpedoed.