Search results

The underwater explosives broke the seams of the battleship which caused the ship to begin sinking wh

...epared to finish. My last act was to fill a now redundant canvas suit with explosives to be placed among the wreckage in anticipation that at the start of next y

[[Category:Explosives]]

...ausers, ten machine guns, a million rounds of ammunition and a quantity of explosives. Her destination was Tralee Bay on the west coast of Ireland. On 15 April

...h anything of real use in this line must do.<ref>''Storage and Handling of Explosives in Warships''. pp. 6, 8.</ref></blockquote>

...39 machine guns, over 300,000 rounds of ammunition and a small quantity of explosives. Having cleared Cork harbour, ''Upnor'' was intercepted by the tug ''Warri

...o., Curtiss and Harvey, British Explosives Syndicate, Kynoch, and National Explosives Co., was to be landed and tested. | New Explosives Co. (E.)

...and involves a detailed knowledge of the powers of guns, projectiles, and explosives not generally accessible. ...two calibres." Also, see ''The Engineer'', August 9, 1889, for effects of explosives.] if you can, and where coals are made use of in aid of other protective ar

...every reason to believe was the case, these must have furnished trains of explosives to the magazines.<br><br>The very narrow escape of "LION" from blowing up a ...ng these obscure points that I suggested that the greatest experts on high explosives should be consulted; they would, or should, be able to fix the cause of wha

| Storage and Handling of Explosives in Warships

...ndford would receive the [[Victoria Cross]] for his role in commanding the explosives-laden {{UK-C3}} as a mobile demolition charge to destroy a viaduct allowing

...efensive arms and apparatus (including torpedoes), all ammunition, and war explosives. It shall require for or manufacture all machinery, apparatus, equipment, m ...efensive arms and apparatus (including torpedoes), all ammunition, and war explosives. It shall require for or manufacture all machinery, apparatus, equipment, m

...ossessed any at all, was quite inconsiderable, and it is presumed that the explosives used was not high explosive.