- A
camouflet, in
military science, is an
artificial cavern created by an explosion. If the
explosion reaches the
surface then it is
called a crater. The...
-
current use in
articles about previous military periods. Some of them like
camouflet have been
adapted to
describe modern versions of old techniques. Access...
- 1990) is an
American research scientist who is the
founder and CEO of
Camouflet, a Los
Angeles based software startup specializing in
pricing solutions...
- Messines,
found La
Petite Douve Farm mine. On 27 August, the
Germans set a
camouflet,
which killed four men and
wrecked the
gallery for 120 m (400 ft); the...
-
explodes deep underground,
causing m****ive
caverns or
craters known as
camouflets, as well as
intense shockwaves. In this way, the
seismic bomb can affect...
- directly, but to
impact beside it,
penetrate under it, and
create a '
camouflet', or
large buried cavern, at the same time as
delivering a
shock wave...
- 1945), but
rather to
penetrate under the
target and
explode leaving a
camouflet (cavern)
which would undermine foundations of
structures above, causing...
- the enemy's
tunnel in
which they
would detonate explosives to
create a
camouflet to
destroy the enemy's tunnel.
Night raids were also
conducted with the...
- to land in soft ground,
penetrate deeply and then explode,
creating a
camouflet,
causing the
structure above to subside.
Grand Slams and
Tallboys were...
-
targets (such as
submarine pens) it
could be used
indirectly to
create a
camouflet (cavern) that
undermined structures such as bridges,
viaducts and bunkers...
