- (gorge) of the
bastion,
isolating it from the main rampart.
Various kinds of
bastions have been used
throughout history:
Solid bastions are
those that...
- of machicolation. In contrast, the
bastion fortress was a very flat
structure composed of many
triangular bastions,
specifically designed to
cover each...
-
north and
south bastions, as well as the
corridors form the
bastion courtyard, are
connected below by a
staircase connecting the
bastions on both sides...
- Cameroon – 23
Bastion APCs
received in 2015–2016,
supplied via U.S. DoD. 15
Bastions received in late 2017. Congo-Brazzaville – Two
Bastions acquired for...
-
animated series Bastions". NME.
Archived from the
original on May 12, 2023.
Retrieved May 12, 2023. Whittock,
Jesse (May 10, 2023). "
Bastions:
Korean Animated...
- Look up
bastion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
bastion is a
fortification work
projecting outward from the main enclosure.
Bastion may also refer...
-
China Sea as
naval bastion.
Parts of the
South China Sea are deep
enough for
nuclear submarines to operate.
Chinese naval bastions are far more crowded...
-
Narva bastions (Estonian:
Narva bastionid) are
bastions around Narva, Estonia. In the 17th century,
Narva was a
border city
between Sweden and Russia...
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Jablunkova Hrad Špilberk, Brno,
bastions of the city
itself were
dismantled Vyšehrad, Prague,
large parts of
bastions of the city in the
north and west...
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bastion host is a special-purpose
computer on a
network specifically designed and
configured to
withstand attacks, so
named by
analogy to the
bastion...
