- As well as the
grapnel anchor,
grapnels are used in the
removal and
repair of
subsea cables.
Large cable layer ships drag huge
grapnels across the seabed...
-
vessels were
either scaled-down
versions of
admiralty anchors, or
simple grapnels. As new
designs with
greater holding-power-to-weight
ratios were sought...
- deplo**** by the British. The
Crimean War
minesweepers were
rowboats trailing grapnels to snag mines.
Minesweeping technology picked up in the Russo-****anese...
-
bridge trenches and the 13-foot-wide (4 m)
German tank traps.
Special "
grapnel tanks"
towed hooks to pull away the
German barbed wire. The
attack was...
- pasture', sarcinārius 'used for ****ng, loading' → shelqëror 'forked peg,
grapnel,
forked hanger', sōlānum 'nightshade', lit. 'sun plant' → shullë(r) 'sunny...
- irons". Many
poles protruded in
front of the
wagons and had fire-bearing
grapnels wrapped in
cloth daubed with pitch. The
wagons carried bowmen, hurlers...
-
October 2013 at the
Wayback Machine close-up
drawing of
receiver pawl
grapnel and
tanker haul line
projectile "flight
march –
receiver aircraft – adverti****ts...
- toilet. However,
later in the War, a
number of Mk IV
Tanks were ****ed with
grapnels to
remove barbed wire. They were
designated "Wire Cutters" and had the...
- (150 ft⋅lbf) crossbow-launched
version of the U.S. Army type
classified Launched Grapnel Hook (LGH),
among other mine
countermeasure solutions designed for the...
- on such,
notably for the
subject matter,
primitive anchors and
drags (
grapnel anchors) made from
severed spruce tops or
branchy bush
trunks out****ed...
