- to
generically as forts.
Larger military installations may be
called fortresses;
smaller ones were once
known as fortalices. The word
fortification can...
- The B-17
Flying Fortress. Dallas, Texas:
Morgan Aviation Books, 1965. OCLC 752618401. Cahill, Bill (October 2022). "Ghost
Fortresses of the Apocalypse:...
- powder,
cannon allowed breaching of the
fortress walls and
subsequent taking by storm. As a result,
fortresses changed form, now
incorporating design features...
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coastal areas were
declared to be
fortresses: the
Channel Islands,
Calais and La Roc****e. The fate of the
fortress areas varied. Stalingrad, the first...
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military construction.
Fortress or The
Fortress may also
refer to:
Fortress P****, a p**** on
Baffin Island, Nunavut,
Canada The
Fortress (Alberta), a mountain...
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compared to
Chinese fortresses,
which were
based on an
earth culture and
built with
bricks and
stamped earth on flat land.
Korean fortresses were
invented by...
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Modlin Fortress (Polish:
Twierdza Modlin) is one of the
largest 19th-century
fortresses in Poland. It is
located in the town of Nowy Dwór
Mazowiecki in...
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during the
Three Kingdoms of
Korea period.
Korean fortress List of
fortresses in
Korea Korean-style
fortresses in ****an
Cheolli Jangseong Geng,
Tiehua (2002)...
- The Book of
Fortresses (Portuguese:
Livro das Fortalezas) is a sixteenth-century m****cript
written in 1509–1510 by the
Royal Clerk Duarte de
Armas at...
- This list
includes castles and
fortresses in Switzerland.
Entries list the name and
location of the castle,
fortress or
ruins in each
Canton in Switzerland...
