Gunner Palace is a fine piece of filmmaking and a fine piece of journalism, and I highly recommend it. |
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Gunner Karl Whitaker and craftsman Neil Vance used to fantasise about snow during their six-month tour. |
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The date is March of this year and Carrie Ford has the most realistic chance handed to a woman of winning the Grand National aboard Forest Gunner. |
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Colt, Remington, and Gauge have all soared, and Gunner is much more common than the traditional name Gunnar. |
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In 1971 Larkin regained contact with his schoolfriend Colin Gunner, who had led a picaresque life. |
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Some sources say that he asked the Master Gunner, who also served as the unit's barber, for a shave. |
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By Needle Gun, out of Miss Millbrook, Blandfords Gunner, was bred by David Brace OBE at the Dunraven Stud at Pyle near Bridgend in South Wales. |
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The ship's Gunner was informed, who in turn informed the captain. |
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York Rite has been largely consistent and could be up to winning a modest chase, but the rest make limited appeal and Polar Gunner looks the most likely. |
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The gunner then ranges the target, decides the round, and communicates this to the loader. |
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The aircraft commander alerted the crew for possible bail out but did not get a response from the tail gunner. |
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The embedded ballistics of the FCS ballistic computer gives the gunner range and accuracy. |
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Effective marksmanship in the mechanized divisions was attributed to a master gunner program. |
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My tail gunner called out another two bandits coming in again in trail from the low six o'clock position. |
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In each three-man team, the gunner carries the launcher and tripod as a backpack, and the two bearers each carry two launch tubes as backpacks. |
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As we watched, a gunner fired again and red tracer bullets made their way slowly towards us across the river. |
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In addition the gunner's primary sight is slaved to the main gun, which does not allow the gunner to acquire targets in a hull-down posture. |
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The commander has the option of handing off the target to the gunner or of slaving the gun to the commander's sight and initiating the fire. |
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McVeigh served as a gunner on a Bradley fighting vehicle during the 1991 Gulf War, receiving the Bronze Star and several other medals. |
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The fire control system is automatic with manual override for both gunner and commander. |
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The crew consists of commander, gunner, driver, and four infantrymen, with the commander normally dismounting with the squad. |
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The tail gunner sustained a serious wound to the knee from a piece of flak that had come from underneath. |
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After firing the missile, the gunner must keep the cross hairs of the sight centered on the target to ensure a hit. |
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The gunner never had a chance as the whole empennage of the aircraft had separated resulting in the bomber spinning out of control. |
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Because of his blazing speed, Foster also will be used as a gunner on special-teams coverages. |
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At the age of 16 he was called up for war service as an anti-aircraft gunner and was taken prisoner. |
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He was a gunner and wireless operator in the 18th Armoured Regiment in Sherman Tanks. |
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The gunner can operate either from within the vehicle or from a remote position up to 80 meters away. |
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Cramped in the tank for 36 hours at a time, he and a gunner, radio operator and Commander helped to hold a bridge outside the town. |
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For Gray, Kate Buckingham said he had won commendations during his long service in the Army as a gunner. |
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A British gunner died after his light armoured vehicle slid down a crumbling bank and overturned. |
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Stuart Mason, 19, was due to fly out to Iraq next month to help the allied security forces as a gunner with the Territorial Army. |
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Tom Dwyer, a gunner in the army, remembers driving onto Sword beach, on WW2 People's War. |
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He flew 27 missions as a gunner on board Lancaster bombers before being selected in March 1943 for the now legendary 617 Squadron. |
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His medical studies were interrupted by the second world war, during which he was a rear gunner on Lancaster bombers. |
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But the 17th mission proved to be the last the gunner and his 10 fellow crew members would fly. |
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He crawled back into the Mitchell and found the badly-injured turret gunner still inside. |
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The tail gunner rotated the turret and opened fire on a dark shape less than 300 yards out. |
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Reg was the rear gunner in a Wellington bomber when it crashed while returning from a bombing mission in France. |
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Even though the ball turret gunner forgot to level his guns, we crash landed with out incident. |
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The pilot, navigator, and the gunner lived in three entirely separate social worlds. |
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He flew 56 dangerous missions over Germany as a rear gunner on a Lancaster bomber. |
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The visibility was limited for this gun and the top turret gunner provided adequate coverage of that area anyway. |
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There are several roles players can take on such as a fighter pilot, turret gunner, bomber, ship captain and base defender to name a few. |
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Eric saw action in the Second World War as a ship's gunner in Burma, Malaya and the Middle East, before returning to the market. |
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A Royal Navy gunner remembers action on board HMS Ramillies on WW2 People's War. |
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And, for the avid rooster hunting gunner, there's really only one breed to consider. |
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The gunner virtually always sees the target directly through the gunsight or other sighting devices. |
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He previously served as a mechanized rifle company master gunner, drill sergeant, and Bradley fighting vehicle instructor. |
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Linaps provides the gunner with the position of the gun and the exact bearing and elevation of the barrel. |
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The imposition of radio silence during such missions made me more of a gunner than a radioman. |
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Still painfully wounded, he helped the tail gunner out to the wing of the aircraft so the other crewmembers could help them onto a waiting boat. |
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We had just recrossed the Rhine when our tail gunner shouted the alarm over the intercom. |
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Both gunner and commander are able to fire the gun and select the type of ammunition to be fired. |
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This, of course, was almost as hazardous to the pilot as to the enemy aircraft, with bullets sometimes ricocheting back at the gunner. |
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Driven reticles confirm the missile seeker is locked on to the same target the gunner is tracking. |
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During the second world war he served as a gunner in the South African artillery throughout the Italian campaign. |
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Since the tail gunner could not possibly survive bailing out, I asked him to crash land if he could. |
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Either the gunner or the commander operates the turret control system. |
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About the same time, the tail gunner calmly reported that he had been hit. |
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The gunner has merely to keep the target in his sights to hit it. |
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A machine gunner atop a Humvee kept his weapon trained on the truck and watched through binoculars as it came to a halt and troops frisked the driver and a companion. |
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Their lengthened nacelles overlapped the leading edge of the wing and were equipped with a streamlined canopy and cabin in which a single gunner was installed. |
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Meanwhile, Doug Sample, a Canadian veteran of the war, who served as a gunner in Halifax bombers of the Canadian 415 Squadron, has made his 20th visit to York. |
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A sergeant then, he was Yellow Oboe's armorer and ball turret gunner. |
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My boyhood dream was to be a tail gunner in the Royal Air Force. |
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He sailed to France with thousands of other young squaddies and was transferred to the Manchester Regiment to replace another gunner who had been shot dead. |
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After Fallujah, Marine gunner Roman Baca writes about how he found his way back to the world of dance. |
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The force of the blast flipped the vehicle and knocked me, my gunner, and my driver unconscious. |
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A glassed-in tail gunner compartment is to the rear of the tail. |
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The father was a 'Tail-End Charlie' or rear gunner in a Lancaster Bomber. |
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My top turret gunner tracked him and kept firing until he saw him smoking, then bursting into flames and spinning toward the earth and then crashing. |
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The pilot and gunner cockpits are in a stepped tandem configuration. |
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Within three minutes, those of her 48 crew and the ship's gunner who had not managed to get into the lifeboats were in the water and swimming to them. |
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The internal armament of the helicopter comprises a pintle mounted 7.62 mm machine gun and a door gunner post for a 12.7mm general purpose machine gun. |
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Janey, a retired weaver, said John, who served in the Territorial Army as a gunner in the Second World War, would be looking down on the thieves in disgust. |
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All personnel are assigned a sector of observation and fire, with the lead automatic weapon gunner maintaining special emphasis on road medians or emergency lanes. |
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Gunports were keyhole shaped, with a circular hole at the bottom for the weapon and a narrow slit on top to allow the gunner to aim. |
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The ranks of private, used by the RMLI, and gunner, used by the RMA, were abolished and replaced by the rank of Marine. |
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During repeated firing, guns could become clogged and explode, which could be dangerous to the gunner and those around him. |
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So my gunner tried to shoot near him to scare him but missed and hit him. |
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At 1057 we were just over the islands and at 1100 the tail gunner reported flak at six o'clock, below. |
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A hook on the end of the gun could be latched over the timber so the gunner did not have to take the full recoil of the weapon. |
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He re-enlisted with his old regiment, the East Kent and served as a gunner. |
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Gary, managing director of his ducting business, became a gunner and a mortar man after re-enlisting. |
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Over the years it has been used as home to the city's gunner, the Town Gaol and even as storage for the Southampton Harbour Board. |
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A CPP is one VGC, typically consisting of a driver, vehicle commander, and gunner. |
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They included carpenters, calkers, a physician, a tailor, and a gunner. |
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Every gunner, before he shoots, must truly dispart his piece. |
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The gunner, with his lintstock in hand, was preparing to set to work. |
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As progress at the siege was slow, James sent Hans the royal gunner in Robert Barton's ship and then the Earl of Arran with provisions and more artillery. |
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Other ranks include the boatswain, master, gunner, doctor, and carpenter. |
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Miss April, Rosie Burke, 21, of Bolton, posed in pink bunny girl ears, while her RAF gunner boyfriend George Turner, also 21, was away in Afghanistan. |
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According to one estimate in 16th century Japan, an archer could fire 15 arrows in the time a gunner would take to load, charge, and shoot a firearm. |
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It's always a worry, but I knew I had my gunner giving me covering fire. |
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He was seen by an aeroplane, our Archie gunner and a whole division to crash in their lines just opposite our trenches, much jubilation and more congratulations. |
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Where it enters the lake, a gunner can lean against the bleached skeletons of dead trees to ambush goldeneyes, redheads, canvasbacks, buffleheads and scaup. |
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