Translations for gunnery in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gunnery [Am ˈɡən(ə)ri, Brit ˈɡʌnəri] N U

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After initial shore training officers embarked in larger ships of the fleet (usually battleships or battle cruisers) for a one-year period to familiarise themselves with gunnery and naval practice. en.wikipedia.org

The increase in engagement range was due in part to the longer range of torpedoes, and in part to improved gunnery and fire control. en.wikipedia.org

The ships set almost exclusive to the time control systems of salvo of torpedo and gunnery. en.wikipedia.org

Pilots with considerable nerve and intestinal fortitude towed the targets while antiaircraft batteries practiced their marksmanship and target tracking and perfected their aerial gunnery procedures. en.wikipedia.org

Volunteers were trained in boats, taught gunnery, and manned some of the coastal batteries at the four main ports. en.wikipedia.org

The process of delivering fire onto the target is called gunnery. en.wikipedia.org

This is a course of instruction, as the name implies, in basic infantry skills, including marksmanship, machine gunnery, tactics, and planning. en.wikipedia.org

Here, he demonstrated an interest in and an aptitude for naval gunnery which ever after was central to his career. en.wikipedia.org

Now and then, she even found time to conduct drills and gunnery training. en.wikipedia.org

Too little training was received on operational types, formation flying, gunnery training, combat training, and a complete lack of instrument training were mistakes. en.wikipedia.org

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