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    battle. However, near the end of the Napoleonic Era the Gribeauval system would improve cannon systems by casting them out of a solid piece of bronze, and boring out the center. This new Napoleonic invention increased range and accuracy, ultimately, establishing the cornerstone of rifled artillery.1 During the beginning of the Civil War the Army Ordnance Board attempted to apply rifling to bronze bore cannons. Nonetheless, this form of rifling would prove unsuccessful, as the bores were shot out

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    victory resulting in America earning its freedom. During the Revolutionary War, the Artillery assets that were available were a combination of cannons, mortars and howitzers. There were two types of cannons used at this time. The Field Guns, which were lightweight and easier to move, and the Siege Guns, which were much heavier and less mobile. The cannons utilized

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    The Civil War clash is often remembered for the carnage caused when army tactics failed to load rifles and muskets, and the tantalizing scene of lost and submerged warships. The revolutionary introduction of ships and railroad networks were just developing at the same time. Day after day, more cadavers lay under the scorching sun than any other life time. People fought everything they had, until nothing but the remains were left. From that era onwards, technology evolved, which provided us with

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    could outgun, out produce, and overwhelm the industrial west. Mass production of T-34 tanks began in 1940. The deadly T-34 was one of the most outstanding tanks of the second World War, and was controlled by a crew of five men. It mounted a 76.2 mm cannon with two 76.2 mm machine guns, and was coated in 80 mm

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    barrier timing on the sentries allowing the photon cannons to warp in, executing me with hallucinations for the buildings and the photon siege for the troops, gg all the way. Now for the metagame “hey you need a team” He asked in chat the response was instant “yes” I sent a friend

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    increase of power and dominance. Europe became a dominant nation in the 16th Century while two large Gunpowder empires began to decline. These European nations dominated because they had technological advancements. Some of which were gunpowder, cannons, and much more. Both the Ottoman and the Ming Empires rose to the top and then declined after the European nations began to advance. The European Miracle was when the European nations began to advance in technology, they expanded, and dominated

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    were protected, and it was long time before other armies learned how to break up a Swiss square. Warfare Gunpowder The invention of guns, handguns, artillery, field artillery – changed warfare in ways that were unimaginable those days. Effective cannons meant that castles were no longer safe. Field artillery and handguns

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    The turbulence of the Pelican breaking the atmosphere of New Haven awoke Spartan Frankie-115, a newly deployed UNSC cadet eagerly asked Frankie”do you think we'll see some serious action?'' ''no its just an AA canon they usually aren't heavily guarded and besides we have a radar jammer deployed so we wont trigger the cannon's sensor''. The cadet laid back into his seat with a disappointed look on his face, before Frankie could reassure the cadet a loud bang echoed through the Pelican followed by

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    The Invention Of The War

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    War has been an important part of society since humans wandered the earth, it played an important role in shaping society the way it is today. War comes from an disagreement between two civilizations and as an outcome different tools and technologies have been implemented to assist in a civilization coming out victorious. One major technological advancement that revolutionized wars was gunpowder. “The military art has been changed by the invention of gunpowder; which enables man to command the two

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    for a military revolution stemming from non-Western stimuli. Innovations such as the composite bow (introduced by the Hyksos), cavalry (accredited to Assyria and Persia), the stirrup (attributed to China), gunpowder (China), crossbow (China), and cannons (China) have been attributed to non-Western regions; however, it is the Western militaries that exploited these innovations to their full deadly potential and in the process created military revolutions. This paper will discuss how some of these

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