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Mortar may
refer to:
Mortar (weapon), an indirect-fire
infantry weapon Mortar (masonry), a
material used to fill the gaps
between blocks and bind them...
- A
mortar is
usually a simple, lightweight, man portable, muzzle-loaded weapon,
consisting of a smooth-bore
metal tube
fixed to a base
plate (to absorb...
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Mortar and
pestle are
implements used
since ancient times to
prepare ingredients or
substances by
crushing and
grinding them into a fine
paste or powder...
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Mortar is a
workable paste used to bind
building blocks such as stones, bricks, and
concrete masonry units, fill and seal the
irregular gaps
between them...
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Brick and
mortar (also
bricks and
mortar or B&M)
refers to a
physical presence of an
organization or
business in a
building or
other structure. The term...
- A
mortar carrier, or self-propelled
mortar, is a self-propelled
artillery piece in
which a
mortar is the
primary weapon.
Simpler vehicles carry a standard...
- Lime
mortar is
composed of lime and an
aggregate such as sand,
mixed with water. The
Ancient Egyptians were the
first to use lime
mortars.
About 6,000...
- The
Stokes mortar was a
British trench mortar designed by Sir
Wilfred Stokes KBE that was
issued to the
British and U.S. armies, as well as the Portuguese...
- In masonry,
mortar joints are the
spaces between bricks,
concrete blocks, or gl**** blocks, that are
filled with
mortar or grout. If the
surface of the...
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light mortar was a man-portable platoon-level
mortar system used by the
British Army from the late 1980s to 2007.
Ammunition for the 51 mm
mortar has a...