gun carriage

She had to move or be crushed by the gun carriage and team.

Her casket was carried on the same gun carriage used then.

His coffin was carried from the station to the church on a gun carriage.

This idea was later built into more conventional gun carriages.

The pedestal is the foundation piece of the gun carriage.

This is the most common type of gun carriage.

Becket started over to the gun carriage to see if had stayed level yet again.

On occasion, real gun carriages were used to complete the deception.

He was crushed between two gun carriages and spent seventeen months in a military hospital.

The barrel can traverse 6 degrees left or right without moving the gun carriage.

A small number of muskets were surrendered, but no gun carriages.

She wedged her back against the gun carriage and tried to force open the port-lid.

Someone gave it a five-count, and the soldiers moved to the gun carriages, seven to each.

Two lines of generals marched behind the gun carriage, and were keeping step, Ryan saw.

The funeral procession had stopped, and the casket was being moved off the gun carriage.

He made a three-wheeled automobile armed with a gun carriage in 1899.

The casing thudded to the ground beside the gun carriage.

None of us have ever made gun carriages before."

The rounds also damaged several of the forts gun carriages.

In the photograph above the gun carriage has an artillery wheel but the Caisson (military) does not.

The gun carriage bounded back violently and slammed against its tackle.

A fellow don't usually like his ceilings being pulled down to make gun carriages.

The Flak 18 was mounted on a cruciform gun carriage.

In addition to the prison, the fort was also used as a testing ground for a recoil gun carriage.

Inside the gun carriage, the trees went unnoticed.