- the anti-
torpedo bulge and
torpedo belts. With the
introduction of the
Whitehead torpedo in 1873, and the
subsequent development of the
torpedo boat, new...
- The
torpedo scad (Megalaspis cordyla), also
known as the
hardtail scad,
finny scad,
finletted mackerel scad or
cordyla scad, is a
species of moderately...
- when
Buscaglia damaged another cruiser, HMS Glasgow,
despite the anti-
torpedo netting surrounding the ship,
sending it out of
commission for nine months...
- from 24 July 1943 to 4
August 1943 to
fashion a
temporary bow for the
torpedoed light cruiser Honolulu. On 27
March 1944,
Medusa departed Efate for a...
- invertebrates.
Fishing techniques include hand-gathering, spearfishing,
netting,
angling and trapping. Recreational,
commercial and
artisanal fishers use...
- France.
Gneisenau was
protected by many anti-aircraft guns but no
torpedo netting. The
aircraft making the
successful attack was shot down; the pilot...
- 500 feet (460 m) from the mine's entrance. The ship was ****ed with
torpedo netting and
spars in 1887. At some
point in the 1890s,
Cerberus was retasked...
-
Carlyle streets (c.1909), and a
river pool (enclosed with war
surplus torpedo netting), just
upstream of the
north end of the
Sydney Street Bridge (1924)...
-
estuary as
Campbeltown cleared the end of the Old Mole, cut
through anti-
torpedo netting strung across the
entrance and
rammed the dock gates,
striking home...
-
ships were also
supposed to be
protected by anti-
torpedo nets, but 12,800 m (42,000 ft) of
netting was
required for full protection, and only one-third...
