- The
Rodman gun is any of a
series of
American Civil War–era
columbiads designed by
Union artillery officer Thomas Jackson Rodman (1815–1871). The
guns were...
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Rodman gun,
which in
various sizes saw
extensive use in
coastal defenses, and was
called the "strongest cast iron
cannon ever made."
General Rodman also...
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Rodman may
refer to:
Rodman, Iowa
Rodman, New York, a town
Rodman (CDP), New York, a
hamlet in the town
Rodman Mountains,
California Rodman Reservoir...
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mounted in the
turrets of USS Dictator and USS Puritan. Both
Rodman gun and
Dahlgren gun were
designed to fire both shot and
explosive s****.|} Heyday:...
- they were
replaced by
Endicott period forts and weapons.
Along with
Rodman guns, some were deplo****
shortly after the
outbreak of the Spanish–American...
- (254 mm) and 15-inch (381 mm)
Rodman smoothbore guns 8-inch (203 mm)
Rodman converted rifles (converted from 10-inch
Rodman guns) As
early as 1882, the need...
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Alphonse D'Arco, the
caporegime of The
Vario Crew, to a
meeting at the
Rodman gun at John Paul
Jones Park, in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. C****o gave D'Arco a list...
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rifled Model 1867
guns in the
forward gun turret and a pair of fifteen-inch (381 mm)
smoothbore Rodman guns in the aft turret. The
Rodman guns were replaced...
- 1960s-era computers. A
Civil War-era 20-inch
Rodman gun is also in the park; this was an
experimental gun that was the
largest type
produced by either...
-
grains the size of golf and
tennis balls for use in 20-inch (51 cm)
Rodman guns. In 1875
DuPont introduced Hexagonal powder for
large artillery, which...
