- A
powder boy or
powder monkey manned naval artillery guns as a
member of a warship's crew,
primarily during the Age of Sail.
Their chief role was to ferry...
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Powder monkeys was the
nickname given to boys and
young men
during the Age of Sail that
carried bags of
gunpowder from the
powder magazine in the ship's...
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Powder Monkeys were an
Australian punk,
indie rock band,
formed in 1991. The
founding mainstays, Tim Hemensley, on b****
guitar and lead
vocals and John...
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called monkey jackets,
which were worn by the
rigging monkey. Similarly, the term
powder monkey was used for
small boys that
would run
black powder from...
- also
appeared on
stage in
Manchester Royal Exchange's
production of
Powder Monkey, as well as The
Royal Court and the
National Theatre. In 2016, Crome...
- 173–175. ISBN 0-8702-1258-3. Kingston,
William Henry Giles (1883). From
powder-
monkey to admiral. London:
Hodder and Stoughton. pp. 12, 15, 36. Retrieved...
- (dimensions : 190-3 x 32-8,5/54-0 x 21-9, 412 hp.) From
Powder Monkey to Governor, pp. 80–86 From
Powder Monkey to Governor, p 175 The
United Service Magazine...
- who
worked in the
caves were
called "peter
monkey",
somewhat in
imitation of the
naval term "
powder monkey" that was used for the boys who
brought up...
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Served on the ship his
father commanded, the U.S.S. Cossack. He was a "
powder monkey," p****ing
ammunition to the
gunners from the magazine.
During the battle...
- Gunpowder, also
commonly known as
black powder to
distinguish it from
modern smokeless powder, is the
earliest known chemical explosive. It
consists of...