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When determining how to hit a target (finding a "firing solution"), the rotation of the earth is usually taken into account. This effect is called: |
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An illumination artillery round usually has a parachute. |
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What does the "quadrant elevation" of a weapon refer to?
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What is an artillery shell that releases gas while in flight known as? |
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An artillery shell that releases gas does so because it gives it the following advantage: |
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The highest point of an artillery shell's trajectory is known as the:
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Typically when determining how to hit a target, there are two firing solutions possible. These two solutions are called: |
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Brilliant artillery scientist Gerald Bull worked for the Iraqi military on artillery projects. What country does Bull hail from? |
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Gerald Bull hoped to develop an artillery gun that would: |
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10.
Artillery specialist Gerald Bull died in 1990. What was the cause of death?
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