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From: "Jeremy G." <theguys@????????-??.com> Date: Fri, 1 Aug 1997 01:19:25 -0400 Subject: Re: Tough to destroy ships (was Unhuman War)
> > I thought quite a few ships WERE indeed sunk during the Battle of > Trafalgar (or at least the campaign near the Nile) - in fact I believe > some of the French ships were actually blown up by lucky hits on their > powder magazines (not uncommon in those days). > > Also, some of the cannon-shot (the exploding kind) were consciously > designed to start BIG fires on the enemy vessels - afterall, wood > burns well, doesn't it ;-)!? I remember researching this MANY years > ago when I was trying to build my own cannons with similar "incendary > grenade" like projectiles (I know - illegal, but boy was it fun!) > > -Jon > Not for a Gnome.
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| Subject | From | Date (UTC) | ||
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| Tough to destroy ships (was Unhuman War) | Paul Westermeyer | |||
| Re: Tough to destroy ships (was Unhuman War) | Jonathan Stevenson | |||
| Re: Tough to destroy ships (was Unhuman War) | Jeremy G. | |||
| Re: Tough to destroy ships (was Unhuman War) | David Sarkies |