पोर्टेबल बुलेटप्रूफ निवारा,

Noun:

स्टिलोकचा छोटा सैल शर्ट,

mantlet's Usage Examples:

From September 1944, a slightly redesigned mantlet with a flattened and much thicker.

T-34/100 - A proposed modification of the T-34-85 with bigger mantlet and a 100mm gun.

The mantlet, the turret sides and the hull noseplate of the AMX-32 are hollow, the.

Queensland reported that the range was not then in use due to destruction of mantlets and targets by bush fire.

The M8 was fitted with a 37"nbsp;mm M6 gun (aimed by an M70D telescopic sight) and a coaxially mounted Browning machine gun in a one-piece, cast mantlet, mounted in an open-topped, welded turret.

The turret has angled sides and angled mantlet.

the mantlet is dispensed with completely.

Behind them were placed cannons protected and supported by mantlets which could be used to easily manoeuvre the cannons.

Alternative terms, more commonly used in English, are mantlet wall or apron wall.

has a cast gun mantlet which is better shaped from the point of view of its resistance to armour-piercing projectiles than the flat mantlet of the Mark.

the Soviet T-34 tank turret with a narrow conical gun mantlet resembling German Jagdpanzer mantlets.

A mantlet was a large shield or portable shelter used for stopping projectiles in medieval warfare.

Synonyms:

mantelet, shelter,

Antonyms:

increase, insecurity, divest,