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Barbettes are
several types of gun
emplacement in
terrestrial fortifications or on
naval ships. In recent[when?]
naval usage, a
barbette is a protective...
- 1973),
stage name
Barbette, was an
American female impersonator, high-wire performer, and
trapeze artist born in Texas.
Barbette attained great po****rity...
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which also
improved seakeeping.
Ironclads equipped with
barbettes were
referred to as "
barbette ships" much like
their contemporaries,
turret ships and...
- HMAS
Barbette (P 97) was an Attack-class
patrol boat of the
Royal Australian Navy (RAN). The
Attack class was
ordered in 1964 to
operate in Australian...
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barbette in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Barbettes are
several types of gun emplacement.
Barbette may also
refer to: HMAS
Barbette (P 97),...
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Three vessels of the
Royal Navy have been
named HMS
Barbette for the
barbette HMS
Barbette was the
French privateer Vaillant,
launched in 1801 that the...
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Barbette Stanley Spaeth is an
American academic who is an ****ociate
professor at
College of
William and Mary, and is an
expert in
Roman mythology. She...
- Paul
Barbette (5
February 1620 in
Strasbourg –
buried 10
March 1665 in Amsterdam) was a
celebrated Dutch physician.
After finishing his
medicine studies...
- most of the
barbettes had been
abandoned and a
fishery industry was
quickly established in
their place. Now only six of the
barbettes remain, and they...
- aft
barbette retained its full
thickness down to the
middle deck. The
inner faces of the
barbettes were 3 or 4
inches thick for the
forward barbette and...