कवच-से-सुसज्जित-करना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Similar to the cataphracti, the horsemen themselves and their horses were fully armoured.

There are several theories to the origins of this name, one being that the men were literally nicknamed "camp oven-bearers", due to the amount of armour they wore causing them to heat up very quickly in battle, or that the name is derived from Persian word griwbanwar or griva-pana-bara meaning "neck-guard wearer".

This was coupled with a round formed from a hard core (tungsten) inside a softer metal casing - the armour-piercing, composite non-rigid (APCNR) design.

Together with the higher driving pressure developed in a barrel of diminishing cross-section compared to a standard cylindrical bore, the APCNR round, called APSV (from armour-piercing super velocity), travelled faster, over a flatter trajectory.

The lighter Mark I APSV shell was capable of penetrating 88"nbsp;mm of armour at 450 m at a 30-degree angle of impact.

The adaptor was chiefly used on British armoured cars, e.

This offered increased anti-armour effect but with obvious drawbacks in combat conditions.

It was also experimentally fitted to the Vickers 40mm S Gun fitted to the Hawker Hurricane IID anti-armour variant.

1590, now National Maritime Museum) and a garniture of Greenwich armour (now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art), reflect this important part of his life.

The municipality's arms might be described thus: Gules on a base sable Saint Pancras in armour with a sword on his belt all argent, in his hand dexter a flagpole argent bendwise flying from which the banner of Saint Pancras, argent a cross gules, standing on his foot sinister a shield argent charged with a cross gules.

The main type of bullet used was armour-piercing incendiary B-32 bullet.

These include weapons such as a pistol; support items, such as glider wings; and stat-enhancements, such as an armour boost.