- the back,
where they
could not see
their targets and aim appropriately.
Arquebuse de L'Hermitage, a
clear spirit made by
macerating and
distilling a large...
- The
Arquebuse class was a
group of 20
destroyers built for the
French Navy in the
first decade of the 20th century. Two
ships were sunk
during the First...
-
Arquebuse was the name ship of her
class of 20 contre-torpilleur d'escadre
built for the
French Navy in the
first decade of the 20th century. Completed...
-
Mousquet was an
Arquebuse-class
destroyer built for the
French Navy in the
first decade of the 20th century.
Completed in 1903, the ship was initially...
- from No****, the
Crimea and
Russia also
served the
Kazan khans.
Firearms (
arquebuse) were used for
defending the
walls of Kazan. In general, the
culture of...
- of
Arquebuse. The
Dijon museum was
founded in 1836 by the
naturalist Léonard Nodot. Its
premises are
established in the
former pavilion of
Arquebuse, former...
- débarquement
amphibie standard (EDA-S class)
Landing craft Arbalète (L9100)
Arquebuse (L9101)
Bombarde (L9102)
Javeline (L9103)
Pertuisane (L9104)
Glaive (L9105)...
- (M'9)
Flamberge (M'10) Rapière (M'11)
Arquebuse class (1902) — 20
ships Carabine (M'12)
Sarbacane (M'13)
Arquebuse (M'14) Arbalète (M'15)
Mousquet (M'16)...
- the fire in 1676. To
defend the tower,
tanneries used to have: a
double arquebuse as well as a
simple one, a musket,
three hundred pounds of
gunpowder and...
- saw
service in the Kriegsmarine. Four
French Flower-class corvettes,
Arquebuse, Hallebarde, Sabre, &
Poignard were
captured in 1940
following the Fall...
