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Side xii
... Parallel and Perpendicular ; Frost ; Dams , Scarps , • Fougasses ; Shell and Stone Fougasses ; Bonfires , Gabions ; Sapping ; Sap - roller , Fascines , Hurdles ; Hurdle - work Revetments , Sand - bags , Other Revetting Materials ; Wool ...
... Parallel and Perpendicular ; Frost ; Dams , Scarps , • Fougasses ; Shell and Stone Fougasses ; Bonfires , Gabions ; Sapping ; Sap - roller , Fascines , Hurdles ; Hurdle - work Revetments , Sand - bags , Other Revetting Materials ; Wool ...
Side xvi
... Parallel and perpendicular inundation . Fig . 40 , Section of a stone - fougasse . Fig . 41 , Gabions ; 42 , A sap - roller ; and 43 , Fascines . Figs . 44 to 50 , Some modes of applying gabions and fascines . Figs . 51 , 52 , The use ...
... Parallel and perpendicular inundation . Fig . 40 , Section of a stone - fougasse . Fig . 41 , Gabions ; 42 , A sap - roller ; and 43 , Fascines . Figs . 44 to 50 , Some modes of applying gabions and fascines . Figs . 51 , 52 , The use ...
Side xix
... parallel to AC . venient length five times from A towards C , and set off the same length five times on BD from B towards D. Join the point 1 in BC to point 5 in BD , 2 in AC to 4 in BD , & c . The intersections of these lines with AB ...
... parallel to AC . venient length five times from A towards C , and set off the same length five times on BD from B towards D. Join the point 1 in BC to point 5 in BD , 2 in AC to 4 in BD , & c . The intersections of these lines with AB ...
Side xxi
... parallel to BC , AB , which will complete the rectangle . The angle of any polygon may be found from the property of such figures , that the sum of the angles of any polygon is equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has sides ...
... parallel to BC , AB , which will complete the rectangle . The angle of any polygon may be found from the property of such figures , that the sum of the angles of any polygon is equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has sides ...
Side 14
... parallel to which the fire of the flanks in defence of the faces must be directed , are called the Lines of Defence ; and the angles EAK , KBE , Angles of Defence . The following are principles generally to be attended to in laying out ...
... parallel to which the fire of the flanks in defence of the faces must be directed , are called the Lines of Defence ; and the angles EAK , KBE , Angles of Defence . The following are principles generally to be attended to in laying out ...
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Fortification for Officers of the Army and Students of Military History Henry Yule Ingen forhåndsvisning tilgjengelig - 2018 |
Fortification for Officers of the Army and Students of Military History Henry Yule Ingen forhåndsvisning tilgjengelig - 2018 |
Fortification for Officers of the Army and Students of Military History Henry Yule Ingen forhåndsvisning tilgjengelig - 2018 |
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Side xxi - All the interior angles of any rectilineal figure, together with four right angles, are equal to twice as many right angles as the figure has sides.