- War and the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879.
Gregory of
Tours mentions the use of
abatises several times in his
writing about the
history of the
early Franks. He...
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fortifications would be
constructed if time allowed.
Examples included rifle pits,
abatises, wire obstacles, land mines, and palisades.
Truly impressive trench systems...
- the
outlying districts of the country, such as
regions along the
border abatises called zasechniye linii (засечные линии) (ukases of 1653 and 1656), Siberia...
- batteries, then from the cavalier, and
rifle fire from
behind the line of
abatises entailed heavy losses, but the
Russians did not stop; The
Second Major...
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enemy side of the moats,
build two or
three layers of
barbed wire and
abatises. In most
outside areas, lay mines. (See
External links: "Mr.Tan's Talks...
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defensive fortifications that time permitted.
Examples included rifle pits,
abatises, wire obstacles, land mines, and palisades.
Truly impressive trench systems...
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earlier his men
systematically fell
trees across the
Oneida Carry,
creating abatises, and St.
Leger needed to
clear the path
before his
artillery could proceed...
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Watering Place Redoubts.
These were
three British circular redoubts, double-
abatised, with
about 200 men each,
located at present-day Fort Hill
Circle in St...
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Russian zapovednik (strict
ecological reserve).
Zaseki in
Russian means abatises,
field fortifications made of
felled trees. In
medieval times, the Kaluga...
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south to
engage the enemy.
Gallas had his
troops build and stay
behind abatises and
entrenchments south of the
river Eider in
Holstein in an
attempt to...
