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	Gun Carrier Mk 1 Pictures
		The Gun Carrier was suggested as a companion machine to the Mark I Tank, to carry forward medium artillery and ammunition over shell-torn ground covered with old and new trench systems.
		The Gun Carrier, Mark I, as it became designated, used the main mechanical components of Tank, Mark I, including the steering tail wheels (which were later discarded).
		Overall tracks, as in the heavy tanks, were not provided for in the Gun Carrier and the fact that the tracks went through tunnels under the front crew cabs and the rear compartment led to difficulties with mud collecting at these points.
	www.landships.freeservers.com /GCpics.html (511 words)

	Mark I - Wikipedia
		De Mark I werd binnen een jaar opgevolgd door betere typen (Mark II, Mark IV) en ook het Franse en Duitse leger kwamen in respectievelijk 1917 (Schneider) en 1918 (A7V) met een dergelijk wapen.
		De Gun Carrier Mark I is niet in strikte zin een ombouw van de Mark I, maar is wél van zijn onderdelen vervaardigd.
		De enige Mark I die nog bestaat is No. 702: het exemplaar dat in 1919 aan Lord Salisbury werd gegeven als dank voor het beschikbaar stellen van zijn landgoed Hatfield Park voor de eerste rijproeven en dat aldaar als monument stond tot 1970, toen het naar Bovington werd overgebracht voor (oppervlakkige) restauratie en tentoonstelling.
	nl.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mark_I (4002 words)

	Mark I (tank) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mark VI The Mark VI was a project with a gun in the front of a completely redesigned hull without sponsons.
		Mark IX The Mark IX was a troop carrier or infantry supply vehicle - among the first tracked Armoured personnel carrier not counting experiments with the lengthened Mk V's.
		Mark IV tanks were used at the Third Battle of Ypres (Passchendaele) in Mid 1917, but without great success due to the mud.
	www.totalbike.com /wiki/Mark_I_%28tank%29 (2194 words)

	Mark I (tank) information - Search.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mark IX The Mark IX was a troop carrier or infantry supply vehicle - among the first tracked Armoured personnel carrier not counting experiments with the lengthened Mk V's.
		Mark IV tanks were used at the Third Battle of Ypres (Passchendaele) in Mid 1917, but without great success due to the mud.
		During the Battle of Amiens in August 1918 Mark V tanks with the new Whippet tank penetrated the German lines in a foretaste of modern armoured warfare.
	www.search.com /reference/Mark_IV_(tank) (2292 words)

	Hans Mark Looks Ahead
		Mark graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1951 with a degree in physics.
		Mark said that, in the US research base, there are "probably half a dozen weapons developments" he would like to bring higher in priority.
		Mark is impressed with the capabilities of the new Air Force air superiority fighter, the F-22 Raptor, and would like to see the US build "a lot" of them, but he cannot confidently predict a final outcome regarding the size of the program.
	www.afa.org /magazine/Jan1999/0199mark.asp (2117 words)

	Royal Australian Navy Gun Plot Aircraft Carriers
		This air group had been intended for the second carrier, to be named HMAS Melbourne, but she had been delayed and was not expected to be ready until 1951-52.
		The latter was equipped with the Mark VI Firefly fitted for anti-submarine warfare and poorly suited for ground attack, so Sydney exchanged her Mark VI Fireflies for Mark IV and V general purpose models from HMS Glory in Kure before sailing for her first patrol on 3 October 1951.
		The Gannet Mark I, succeeding the Firefly in 816 and 817 Squadrons, was a standard Royal Navy aircraft type and the squadrons trained in Britain with Australian aircraft.
	www.gunplot.net /aviation/aviationnavy2.html (2086 words)

	Welcome to Landships! - A site for WW1 Military Hardware & WW1 Military Modelling
		The Gun Carrier, Mark I, as it became designated, used the main mechanical components of Mk I Tank, including the steering tail wheels (which were later discarded).
		gun or a 6inch howitzer) could be winched up a ramp, and behind this space an armoured box which contained a crew compartment and the engine and transmission.
		It was estimated that six Gun Carriers with their combined crews of twenty-four men could carry a load which would otherwise require no less than 1745 men - the only practicable alternative form of cross-country transport.
	www.landships.freeservers.com /retrokit_gun-carrier_mk1_kitreview.htm (840 words)

	GunsAmerica Firearms Shipping Guide
		It further states that any person carrying a firearm in an official capacity aboard passenger transportation can forfeit the firearm to the pilot of the plain, the captain of the ship, the conductor of the train or the operator of any other form of passenger transportation for the duration of the trip.
		An airline is not required to make a law enforcement agent mark his or her bag carrying a firearm if that would alarm other passengers or compromise the agent’s official duties.
		Knowing or otherwise, no license holding individual is allowed to sell a gun to a felon, ship a gun to a mental patient or accept a shipment from a person who was dishonorably discharged from the service.
	www.gunsamerica.com /GunShippingGuide.htm (1457 words)

	ucarrier_ford
		WW II was a mechanized war and the Bren Gun Carrier of United Kingdom design gave armour protection and mobility against enemy machine guns.
		Carrier enthusiasts interested in more historical details of the Bren Gun Carrier family, please checkout Dundee, Scotland native Nigel Watson's article at The Carrier Platoon web site.
		WW 2 carriers had a plain box-looking armour plate body, open top, with a front compartment for the driver and gunner (commander), and a rear compartment for storage and the third crew member or more.
	www.wrassoc.homestead.com /ucarrier_ford.html (490 words)

	Churchill Infantry Tank
		The Mark I was armed with a 2-pounder gun in the turret and a 3-inch howitzer mounted on the hull.
		From the time they entered service in mid-1942, the Mark I and II tended to be outgunned by German tanks, but their ability to climb hills served them well in the closing phases of the North African campaign.
		Its successor, the Mark V, was fitted with a 95-millimetre howitzer, but the Mark VI and VII returned to the format of the 75-millimetre gun.
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-armour/allied/churchill.htm (520 words)

	Got Jeep Tech
		Mark the holes in the rear frame crossmember, and drill to 7/16".
		Use a grease gun to lubricate the pivot.
		Mark the holes when the tire is in the correct position.
	gotjeep.net /article.php?num=1 (592 words)

	Bren gun carrier; fast, furious and lots of help
		The original role envisaged for the Universal Carrier was for a fast, lightly armed vehicle to carry infantry across ground denied by small-arms fire and specifically, the Bren light machine gun and its team, hence the name Bren Gun Carrier.
		Bren and Scout Carriers were upgraded during the war to the "universal" standard; many of these Carriers received "in the field" alterations which included the mounting of heavier machine guns like the American.30 in and.50 in Brownings.
		The base plate was carried on the front of the Carrier on earlier models and on the rear later on.
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-armour/allied/bren_carrier.htm (4456 words)

	British 18"/40 (45.7 cm) Mark I
		These were the largest guns ever fitted to a warship with the exception of the 46 cm (18.1") guns built twenty years later for the Japanese Yamato class battleships.
		Gun number 1 was used at Silloth for cordite proofing tests in 1920 and afterwards converted to a 16" (40.6 cm) design between 1921 and 1924 for use as a prototype for the 16"/45 (40.6 cm) Mark I guns destined for the Nelson class.
		Gun #2 had been intended for the "A" or forward turret on Furious and was installed on General Wolfe.
	www.navweaps.com /Weapons/WNBR_18-40_mk1.htm (1319 words)

	Armalite's AR-180B
		The dual coil springs used to return the bolt carrier in the AR-180 eliminate the spring in the buttstock of the AR-15 design, thereby allowing a trimmer buttstock that folded sideways on the AR-180.
		On a varmint or target gun a heavy barrel is acceptable, but it is a detriment to handling on an assault-style rifle.
		The bolt operating handle is attached directly to the bolt carrier, eliminating the charging handle of the AR-15, and giving the shooter a simpler and better method of chambering a round.
	www.gunblast.com /AR-180B.htm (1411 words)

	Great Britain's Light Tanks
		Having a strong resemblance to the British Light Tank Mark IV of WW2 North Africa fame, the main difference was in the shape of the turret, and the suspension.
		The Mark IIB was equipped with one large tank mounted toward the rear.
		Mark VIA incorporated a modified Horstman with a track return roller attached to the hull instead of the top of the front bogie.
	mailer.fsu.edu /~akirk/tanks/GreatBritain/BritishLightTanks.html (4014 words)

	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net
		The '''Mark I''' was the first tank, entering service in World War I, born of the need to break the domination of trenches and machine guns over the battlefields of the Western Front (WWI) Western Front in World War One.
		'''Mark V*''' Sir William Tritton in 1917 invented the Tadpole Tail: an extension of the tracks to be fitted to the back of a tank to improve trench crossing abilities.
		= The Mark IX (tank) Mark IX was a troop carrier or infantry supply vehicle - among the first tracked Armoured personnel carrier not counting experiments with the lengthened Mk V's.
	www.mauspfeil.net /Mark_I_%28tank%29.html (2496 words)

	Infantry Equipment page
		The gun was an immediate success and it entered service as the Mark I in August 1938, and in 1941 a Mark II was introduced.
		The Loyd carrier was mainly used as an infantry transport upto 1943, until it was adopted as the standard vehicle for role of towing the 6-pdr and 4.2-in mortar.
		Unfortunately there was little carrying space inside that two carriers were needed to accommodate a 6-pdr anti-tank gun and crew, in one, and the ammunition, in the second.
	www.btinternet.com /~ian.a.paterson/equipinfantry.htm (5223 words)

	Indian Armor
		The Mark 1 and Mark 2 vehicles were issued to the 4th and 5th Indian Infantry Divisions in North Africa 1941-42.
		Some Mark 2 tanks were obtained by the 8th Australian Infantry Division and were used in Singapore by the 18th British Infantry Division.
		Indian Infantry divisions operating in Italy 1943-45, all appear to be equipped with MK II and later marks of the Armored Carrier 4 Wheel Indian pattern.
	mailer.fsu.edu /~akirk/tanks/India/India.html (929 words)

	Ban the gun, Notre Dame Magazine
		Gratia had a gun in her car but didn’t carry it into the restaurant because it was against Texas law (then, but not anymore).
		Even if trained and practiced in gun use, one is unlikely to be able to draw and fire a gun in time to stop an attack, or retrieve, unlock and load a weapon secured properly at home.
		Gun manufacturers talk of developing "smart guns" that could be fired only if they recognize the owner’s fingerprint on the trigger, or incorporating some other high-tech locking device.
	www.nd.edu /~ndmag/gunsw99.htm (2997 words)

	Hiding the Heavy-Weights: Concealment Strategies that Work
		The only gun owner demographic that exceeds the concealed carry licensees is that of licensed hunters.
		An effective OWB concealment rig consists of a dedicated gun belt that is rigid and sized to the holster slots, and a high riding holster.
		Allowed to work backwards from the hip bone, the holster can cause the gun butt to “print” in a way that is not at all apparent when the rig is in the correct location.
	www.gunblast.com /Cumpston_HidingHeavyweights.htm (2053 words)

	Fort Siloso: History, 1919-1942
		Mark VII 6 Inch BL Guns on Mark II CP (centre point) Mountings and Mark IV Gun Shields were emplaced where the QF Guns had been The photo on the right shows the No.2 6-Inch BL Gun in 1946.
		When guns were in danger of being captured, a metal spike was driven into the ‘touch hole’ at the breech of the gun with a hammer by one of the gunners, who had such spikes hanging from his waist.
		Once this had been done, gun powder could not be inserted into the hole and used to fire the propellant charge in the chamber, thus rendering the gun useless.
	www.fortsiloso.com /history/1919.htm (2290 words)

	America's Rifle: The AR
		Gun writer Dan Johnson shares his thoughts and opinions on all things that go boom.
		Guns and Ammo; the nation's leading gun and ammunition magazine, is now the web's best resource for information on current gun news, ammunition ballistics, long guns, hand guns and new products in the gun market.
		Guns & Ammo's Peyton Miller and Richard Venola repeatedly drop a Thompson Center Arms.50 Cal. Omega muzzle loading rifle from a high tower to simulate 60-70 years of accidental drops
	www.gunsandammomag.com /long_guns/americanar_031807/index6.html (1119 words)

	Internet News from The Industry Standard: February 2005 Archives
		Mark Jen's first day as a Google Inc. employee, Jan. 17, also marked the debut of his "Ninetyninezeros" blog, which he intended would serve as a personal journal of his experiences as a Google employee.
		Mark Jen: I'll continue to blog, but the content of my blogs will be consistent with any particular requirements of my employer.
		Mark Jen: Initially I was a bit shocked and it took a little bit to process the event.
	www.thestandard.com /internetnews/2005_02.php (20388 words)

	The M2 - The only submersible aircraft carrier by Mark Baker on DeeperBlue.net - Fanatical About FreeDiving, Scuba ...
		The Monitor class was unusual in that in addition to torpedoes, their main armament was a monster gun weighing 60 tons with a 12-inch bore positioned in front of the conning tower.
		Their modus operandi was to search for an enemy vessel at a periscope depth of 30 feet and with a suitable target in view, line up on the target with the gun trained at the appropriate angle.
		The M3 was converted to a very successful experimental mine layer carrying 100 mines in a free flooding casing bolted to the deck that laid them over the stern by means of a conveyer belt.
	www.deeperblue.net /article.php/183 (1207 words)

	Self-propelled artillery - Enpsychlopedia
		The first type taken into production was the WWI Gun Carrier Mark I of 1917, based on the first tank, the Mark I.
		By the end of the war Germany and Russia had developed heavily armoured assault guns which were designed to provide direct-fire support to infantry in the face of enemey anti-tank defences.
		After the Second World War, the assault gun concept became less widespread as the variety of armoured vehicles was streamlined into the main battle tank.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Self-propelled_artillery (429 words)

	Royal Australian Navy Gun Plot RAN Aviation Fleet Air Arm
		This phase was characterised by aircraft carriers operating a variety of aircraft for control of selected ocean areas and for projecting limited power ashore.
		The seaplane carrier, HMAS Albatross, remained in commission from January 1929 until April 1933; she embarked Seagull Mark Ill wooden amphibians operated by 101 Flight of the RAAF.
		The heavy cruisers sometimes carried a Seagull Mk 111 while Albatross was in commission and after she was paid-off, they regularly carried one until it was replaced a few years later.
	www.gunplot.net /aviation/aviationnavy1.html (1169 words)

	Rod's WarBirds
		The gun's caliber is 28cm (11.02in) and has a range of 38.64 miles with standard munitions, 53.7 miles with a rocket boosted shell and 93.8 miles with the Peenemunde arrow shell (which requires the barrel to be out to 12.2in smoothbore).
		The guns where placed at the approaches of Pearl Harbor, San Francisco and New York (thre is supposed to be a concrete emplacement for the NY gun near my house).
		This gun is capable of firing a shell with a tactical nuclear weapon warhead.
	www.warbirdpix.com /atc1.htm (1207 words)

	Shooting Illustrated's Guns and Hunting - NRA
		With estimated worldwide production numbers hovering in the 80- to 100-million mark, the AK-pattern rifle is easily one of the most recognizable firearm designs.
		As the piston moves rearward, the bolt carrier retracts and rotates the dual-opposed locking-lug bolt from the mated recesses in the trunnion, extracts the empty cartridge case and ejects it out of the ejection port.
		The operating rod handle, located on the bolt carrier, may then be used to retract and release the bolt and carrier to chamber a cartridge.
	www.gunsandhunting.com /unblack.html (2136 words)

	The Mark for PC Review - PC The Mark Review
		The Mark wants to be like a Hollywood-style buddy movie--in this case, a US Marine and a British mercenary who must team up to stop London from being nuked by terrorists.
		The Mark constantly recycles the same character models, so each level basically has only three or four different bad guys, and you see the same guys all the time.
		When it comes to multiplayer, The Mark serves up the standard deathmatch mode, in addition to the aforementioned cooperative mode, as well as a map-control mode.
	www.gamespot.com /pc/action/themark/review.html (970 words)

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