- the
Reffye mitrailleuses. However,
about 100,000 Ch****epot
rifles were
engaged in
combat in
contrast with
fewer than 200
Reffye mitrailleuses used in battle...
- Montigny.
Hence the
weapon is
usually known as the "Reffye
mitrailleuse".
Altogether 215
mitrailleuses were
manufactured for the
French Army
before the Franco-Prussian...
- line. It is also
sometimes known as the JM Reibel, from
Jumelage de
mitrailleuses, or
Reibel twin-mounted guns and
really refers to the
specialized twin-mounting...
- Régiment de la Chaudière (
Mitrailleuses). It was
redesignated as the 2nd (Reserve) Battalion, Le Régiment de la Chaudière (
Mitrailleuses) on 7
November 1940;...
- La
Mitrailleuse is a
painting by
British ****urist
artist C. R. W. Nevinson, made in 1915
while he was on
honeymoon leave from
service as an
ambulance driver...
- de Châteauguay (
Mitrailleuses)
Redesignated 16
March 1942 as the 2nd (Reserve) Battalion, Le Régiment de Châteauguay (
Mitrailleuses)
Redesignated 1 June...
-
mitrailleur Chauchat. FM modèle 1915 C.S.R.G." Les
mitrailleuses du
premier conflit mondial (in French).
mitrailleuse.fr. 2003.
Retrieved December 18, 2011....
-
amalgamated with Le Régiment de Québec (
Mitrailleuses) and
redesignated Les
Voltigeurs de Québec (
Mitrailleuses). It was
redesignated Les
Voltigeurs de...
- labor-intensive than
previous rapid-firing guns, such as the
manually cranked Mitrailleuse, Gatling, Gardner, or Nordenfelt. The
Maxim gun was
water cooled, allowing...
- 105.000 fant****ins, 14.709 cavaliers, 393
pieces of
artillery and 76
mitrailleuses. Lieutenant-colonel
Rousset gave a,
estimative decomposition by grand...
