- A
gunship is a
military aircraft armed with
heavy aircraft guns,
primarily intended for
attacking ground targets either as
airstrike or as
close air support...
- The
Lockheed AC-130
gunship is a
heavily armed, long-endurance, ground-attack
variant of the C-130
Hercules transport, fixed-wing aircraft. It carries...
- AC-47 ("Puff, the
Magic Dragon") was the
first in a
series of fixed-wing
gunships developed by the
United States Air
Force during the
Vietnam War. It was...
- of wood, but she was
converted into an iron-covered
casemate ironclad gunship, when she
entered the
Confederate Navy. By this time, the
Union had completed...
-
sailing ship of the line,
which nominally carried 74
guns. It was
developed by the
French navy in the 1740s,
replacing earlier classes of 60- and 62-
gun ships...
-
overtaken by a
division based on the
number of
carriage guns borne in
practice by
individual ships. The
article is
divided into
sections according to the...
- The Océan-class
ships of the line were a
series of 118-
gun three-decker
ships of the line of the
French Navy,
designed by
engineer Jacques-Noël Sané....
-
negotiating with a
Western power would notice that a
warship or
fleet of
ships had
appeared off its coast. The mere
sight of such
power almost always had...
- an
internal gun and with pods on wing hardpoints; and the
Douglas A-1 Skyraider, also with pods on wing hardpoints.
Other famous gunship airplanes are...
- Navy, a
third rate was a
ship of the line
which from the 1720s
mounted between 64 and 80
guns,
typically built with two
gun decks (thus the
related term...
