- A
chase gun (or chaser),
usually distinguished as bow
chaser and
stern chaser, was a
cannon mounted in the bow (aiming forward) or
stern (aiming backward)...
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throws a projectile."
Gunpowder and
firearm historian Kenneth Chase defines "firearms" and "
guns" in his Firearms: A
Global History to 1700 as "gunpowder weapons...
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JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.,
doing business as
Chase, is an
American national bank
headquartered in New York City that
constitutes the
consumer and commercial...
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preceding chase, etc.) are
considered cir****stantial. The
phrase originally came from the idea that
finding a very
recently fired (hence smoking)
gun on the...
- 916%
heavier than the
English pound weight). They were used as
chase guns or main
guns on
light ships of the
early 19th century, and on the quarterdeck...
- dangerous".
Maverick and Iceman, the
leading contenders for the Top
Gun Trophy,
chase an A-4 in Hop 31. As
Iceman has
trouble getting a lock on the A-4...
- Ray
Chase (born Ray Chaifetz; May 20) is an
American voice actor who has
voiced in anime, animations,
video games and audiobooks. His most
notable roles...
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Chasers (novel), a 2010
Being Human novel by Mark
Michalowski Chaser or
Chase gun, a
cannon mounted in the bow or
stern of a
sailing ship HMS
Chaser (D32)...
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larger Cruizer-class brig-sloops. The
gun-brigs
generally carried 12
guns,
comprising two long
guns in the
chase position and ten
carronades on the broadsides...
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Naked Gun 33+1⁄3: The
Final Insult is a 1994
American crime comedy film
directed by
Peter Segal (in his
directorial debut) and
written by Pat Proft, David...