-
trenches in with
fascines and
covering their traps, to
support their counter-****ault. In
mountainous terrain, such as in Syria,
fascines could help to cross...
- were
bundled up to make
fascines or
woven into hurdles, or gabions. Many
revetments used a
combination of all three, with
fascines at the
bottom of the trench...
- Mississippi,
using fascines made from
Poplar trees and
shoots grown on the
banks above Baton Rouge, and
protection works using fascine mattresses made from...
-
guard for the
first column of
attack on 8
January 1815, and to
carry the
fascines and
ladders which would enable the
British troops to
cross the
ditch and...
-
Removal of the
turret would also
allow six
class 60
trackways or
three fascines to be
carried on top of the vehicle. The
Chieftain tank
based "Willich...
- A
Chieftain AVRE
carrying fascines and
towing Python on
Salisbury Plain. The AVRE is ****ed with a mine plough, used when time permits, to
safely move...
- his
generals examined the
Russian position, and the
soldiers stored the
fascines to
overcome the
ditches surrounding it. De Croÿ was
concerned about the...
-
large crater was
filled using an
abandoned AVRE tank and
several rolls of
fascine,
which were then
covered by a
temporary bridge. The
beach and
nearby streets...
-
Thomas Mullins, was ****igned to lead the ****ault. They had to pick up the
fascines and
ladders needed, in
order to
cross the
ditches and
scale the earthworks...
- were used to fire foug****es, petards,
mines and camouflets. Very long
fascines were also
called saucissons.[citation needed] Later, in
early 20th century...
