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	Turret Winders & Unwinds
		The above shafted turret unwind was designed to unwind a plastic masking film used in processing aluminum plate at the mill.
		The cantilevered shafted turret unwind stand detailed on the following linked page is designed for automatic continuous center unwinding of paper, films, textiles, nonwovens and nonstandard web through the use of a festoon accumulator.
		The Automatic Turret Log Winder detailed on the following linked page was designed to continuously wind small rolls of moisture barrier, roofing membrane, coated fabrics and similar web materials inline with the laminator.
	www.uswebcon.com /turret.htm (409 words)

	Turret - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In architecture, a turret (from Italian: torretta, little tower; Latin: turris, tower) is a small tower that projects from the wall of a building such as a medieval castle.
		Turrets were used to provide a projecting defensive position allowing covering fire to the adjacent wall in the days of military fortification.
		A building may have both towers and turrets; turrets might be smaller or higher but the difference is generally considered to be that a turret projects from the edge of the building, rather than continuing to the ground.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Turret (340 words)

	NOVA Online \| Lincoln's Secret Weapon \| Tour the Monitor: Turret
		Although the concept of a revolving gun turret was not novel to armed forces of the mid-19th century, the USS Monitor was the first vessel in history to incorporate this engineering feature.
		The turret was controlled by linkage at the rear of the starboard gun.
		Before the turret could be revolved, it had to be "keyed up." On the forward side of the midships bulkhead was a Y-shaped structure called the turret support truss.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/nova/monitor/tour08.html (484 words)

	Gun turret - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Turrets allowed the smaller number of guns to be aimed and fired on both sides of the ship and at the same time provide armoured protection to the gun crew.
		The UK tried the concept of the "turret fighter" in planes such as the Boulton Paul Defiant where the sole armament was in a turret mounted behind the pilot rather than in fixed positions in the wings.
		In modern tanks the turret is armoured for crew protection and rotates a full 360 degrees carrying a single large-calibre tank gun, typically in the range of 105 mm to 125 mm calibre.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gun_turret (1362 words)

	Halo 2 Turret - halowiki.net - Multiplayer, Maps, Weapons, Strategy
		In the case of vehicle mounted turrets, destruction of the vehicle renders the turret unusable.
		Covenant turrets fire bolts of plasma at a fairly high speed and with little deviation in terms of aiming (with the exception of the Spectre turret, which is more like its human counterpart).
		Sticking a stationary turret operator is also a good idea (if you're unconcerned about losing the turret), as the enemy is stationary it makes him much easier to stick and an instant kill is guaranteed.
	h2.halowiki.net /p/Turret (3133 words)

	Wikinfo \| Turret
		The original definition of a Turret is a small tower that projects from the wall of a building, such as a medieval castle.
		Such Turrets are usually rotating armoured armed carbine, installed on armoured fighting vehicles (AFV) or other platforms (such as warships, military aircraft or fixed towers).
		The most common use of the term Turret is to denote the elevated rotating cabine installed on a tank and equipped with a large caliber gun (cannon).
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Turret (389 words)

	CRUISER 8-INCH TURRET - PART 1
		The ordnance installations mounted in the turret rotating structure described in the preceding text consist of the units identified and arranged as shown in the vertical sections of the turret, figures 12 and 13, and the turret floor plans of figures 14 to 21 inclusive.
		The latter is mounted at the rear of the gun in the turret officer's booth.
		The turret sprinkling system is designed to provide a quick and efficient means of sprinkling all ammunition units in the turret-whether they be in stowage in the projectile rings, in transit via the ammunition hoists, or ready for loading at the gun breech.
	hnsa.org /doc/cagun/part1.htm (14436 words)

	Ball Turret Gunner on B-17 Flying Fortress
		The turret was stowed with the guns facing rearward for takeoff and landing.
		Once the aircraft was airborne, the turret would have to be cranked by hand to position the guns straight down, revolving the hatch inside the airplane.
		The ball turret gunner would be hunched, legs bent, with his feet in stirrups on each side of the 13 inch diameter armored glass panel.
	www.arizonawingcaf.com /pages/ballturret.html (353 words)

	Turret II Explosion
		The OOD sounded the general alarm instantly and the word "Fire in Turret II" was passed throughout the ship on the 1MC circuit.
		He then went forward to the 01 level just aft of the turret to direct personnel rigging fire hoses and to directly supervise the overall effort of Repair I. CWO Abretski was soon joined by HTC Robert Holloway on the after platform of the turret.
		Thirty minutes after the explosion the fire was fully extinguished and much of the smoke had been cleared from the turret by red devil blowers rigged on top of the turret.
	www.uss-newport-news.com /hist/turretii.htm (1998 words)

	Turret (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The white box in the center of the turret is for the 25 mm ammunition, with the commander's and gunner's seats flanking the ammo bin (gunner to the left, commander to the right).
		Again, the white bars are part of the turret basket, while the mass of wiring leads to the gun controls and targeting optics, nestled in the front of the console housing the 25 mm ammunition.
		To the left is the wheel that controls turret traverse, while the handle to the right is for gun elevation and depression.
	ipmslondon.tripod.com /laviiispecial/id12.html (511 words)

	Duct tape, fine carpentry and time - Oldhouseweb.com
		With the stucco removed from the turret, Ray began peeling the concrete off the cone top, again revealing original wooden shingles that were painted in an elaborate red and gold color scheme.
		This cone assembly was put on the turret, and strips of wood were put from the base to the top and nailed to the donut.
		The door and frame to the turret are removed and the entrance to the turret is restored to the full height, as it was originally configured.
	www.oldhouseweb.com /stories/Detailed/10398b.shtml (1938 words)

	Panzer IV Ausf.D kit comparison
		The major external dimensions of both turrets are correct as far as possible with some small variation in the front plate and lower front turret panel angles but the plans are not conclusive in the area and the differences so small as not to really be a problem.
		The forward turret roof is a separate part on the TRI kit to allow for easy provision of the different panels on the various Panzer IV kit done by TRI while if forms part of the full turret shell with the DR kit, this is not an issue just a different approach.
		The turret rear correctly depicts the cupola bulge of these early Panzer IVs with the TRI kit also included the weld seam around the lower edge of the bulge which isn’t on the DR kit and both kits should have two conical bolt heads added at the base of the cupola bulge.
	www.perthmilitarymodelling.com /reviews/vehicles/misc/pz4d/pz4d3.htm (2200 words)

	Turret Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The rivets holding the cupola mount to the turret are not standard; the bolts are original.
		A rather esoteric shot, this shows the rear of the turret top, with details of the weld seams on the turret roof plates and the conduit for the rear marker light and intercom socket.
		Note that the entire turret is slightly asymmetrical, with the gun being slightly offset to the right to accomodate the gunner and commander on the left side of the vehicle.
	ipmslondon.tripod.com /t54t55special/id16.html (388 words)

	Naval History Magazine: Raising the Turret, by Justin Lyons
		The major objectives of Monitor Expedition 2002 were to remove a section of the Monitor's armor belt and hull that lay atop the turret, partially excavate the turret, and rig and recover the turret and all of its contents.
		Shortly before 1700 the Manson Gulf crane operator lifted the turret gingerly a few feet off the ocean floor and placed it carefully on a lift platform designed to support the base of the inverted turret, ensuring the roof remained in place.
		They were causing stresses on the turret that were deforming it enough that it may have caused problems with the turret's rotating mechanism.
	www.usni.org /NavalHistory/Articles02/NHlyons12.htm?nl=101602 (3192 words)

	CNN.com - Monitor turret raised from ocean - August 6, 2002
		The gun turret from USS Monitor was raised from the floor of the Atlantic in a salvage mission to recover the historic Civil War ship (August 5)
		The turret, which holds two cannons, was secured on the barge's deck and will be taken to The Mariners' Museum in Newport News, Virginia, where a decade-long preservation process will begin.
		The turret retrieval marks the end of an effort by NOAA, the Navy and The Mariners' Museum to preserve key components of the ship.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/US/08/05/uss.monitor/index.html (740 words)

	Turret Colorado - An original authentic western ghost town!
		Turret was their salvation until the war started and city jobs with a paycheck became available.
		Turret, Colorado today offers a most unique opportunity to step back in time and become a part of true western history right in the heart of the beautiful Colorado Rocky Mountains.
		Geographically, Turret is still part of the famous Upper Arkansas River "banana belt", sheltered from most winter storms by the enormous concentration of 14,000 foot mountains to the west along the continental divide.
	www.heartoftherockiesre.com /turret/turret_main.html (1099 words)

	Acroname Products: Cam2+ Turret with Servos
		The turret is capable of housing Sharp and/or Devantech sensors in addition to housing the CMUCam2+ Camera.
		The pan ability of the turret is only limited to the sweep of your servo, which is typically around 180 degrees.
		This turret combo includes all stainless steel hardware, the tilt linkage (to attach it to any standard servo horn and servo), hardware to attach the CMUcam2+ to the turret, rubber grommets to mount 3 SRF10 sonars, and two hitec servos.
	www.acroname.com /robotics/parts/R267-CAM2-TURRET.html (251 words)

	Punch Press includes 27-station turret., StrippitLVD
		The turret punch press is standard with three 3.5" (88,9 mm) auto-index stations.
		Turret capacity can be further increased with the addition of 3- or 8-station indexable Multi-Tools to expand the number of auto-indexable tools.
		Advanced help screens provide a full turret load screen, as well as default input of dimensions for tooling that is "mechanically" adjusted to specification.
	news.thomasnet.com /fullstory/22885/1264 (1091 words)

	Aircraft Gunnery_Nose Turret
		The Emerson turret was somewhat of an improvement aerodynamically, but still had the aerodynamics of a bus.
		It had a wider field of fire but as with other nose turrets of the time, it did not have an air tight fit with the nose section and as a result leaked a tremendous amount of air into the fuselage.
		The Martin ball turret was the bow turret for the BPM-5 flying boat.
	www.liberatorcrew.com /15_Gunnery/03_nose.htm (167 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Eagle601 RE:Marder Turret on Stryker 1/4/2006 3:16:43 AM I've never been inside a Marder but their doesn't appear to be too much of a basket.
		The marder turret has no crew, vehicle commander and gunner are inside the hull (the basket is part of the turret with crew and ammo).
		That means the commander and the gunner both rotates with the turret and the basket (but inside the hull).
	www.strategypage.com /militaryforums/2-15756.aspx (1897 words)

	T6 155mm 45 CALIBRE TURRET
		The turret is of all welded steel armour construction, giving protection from 7,62 AP armour piercing small arms fire and shell splinters.
		This turret should be of particular interest to customers who have a requirement for proven artillery, and already manufactured a suitable vehicle or wish to use a vehicle of their choice.
		Mounted either side of the turret front is a bank of four electrically operated smoke discharges and the commander is provided with a cupola on the right side of the turret.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/world/rsa/t6.htm (330 words)

	Turret Master
		The Turret Master Attachment interfaces with nearly all brands of counterbalance lift trucks to provide an alternative to high priced, dedicated narrow aisle turret style trucks that only work one side of the aisle.
		Our Turret Master Attachment is an integral attachment that mounts into the mast of your lift truck for less lost load and superior performance.
		The Turret Master Attachment consists of a fixed frame, an intermediate main frame that side shifts to the left or the right.
	www.superioreng.com /products_tmaster.jsp (504 words)

	Turret Press Collection, UM Libraries
		Turret Press was a small press located in London, England.
		Turret Press went out of business in 1975 as a result of financial difficulties.
		Jupiter and Turret at the Wigmore (February 15, 1968), [programme of jazz and poetry performance], printed by Villiers Publications Ltd, London.
	www.lib.umd.edu /RARE/SpecialCollection/turret.html (2850 words)

	NOAA Ocean Explorer: Monitor Expedition 2002
		The 140-year-old USS Monitor gun turret was recovered from the bottom of NOAA’s Monitor National Marine Sanctuary in August, during a 41-day expedition that brought the Civil War relic to the museum for further excavation and conservation.
		Sections of the turret's roof are excavated and another historical mystery is partially solved.
		The turret was exposed for the first time in 140 years today.
	oceanexplorer.noaa.gov /explorations/02monitor/monitor.html (867 words)

	Aircraft Gunnery_Ball Turret
		The Sperry ball turret was used on both the B-17 Flying Fortress and the B-24 Liberator as well as the Navy's PB4Y Liberator.
		Small ammo boxes rested on the top of the turret and the remaining ammo belts were stowed in the already cramped turret by means of an elaborate feed chute system.
		The large fl box in the center is the turret's optical compensating sight.
	www.liberatorcrew.com /15_Gunnery/05_ball.htm (234 words)

	O-I Turret II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Turret II Application: Dispensing closure for products ranging from food (oils and sauces), personal care (facial washes, hair and sun care), chemical (household and automotive cleaners), and pharmaceutical products.
		The Turret II spout cover is a snap to open or close.
		And Turret II is as attractive as it is functional.
	www.o-i.com /pkgsolutions/foodbev/dispensing/turretii.asp (169 words)

	Sentinel Turret
		Sentinel Turret is one of the most spectacular features for climbing in the Teton Range.
		Sentinel Turret stands near the mouth of Death canyon and protrudes as a broad triangular face from deep gullies on either side.
		The easier of the two routes ascends the southwest ridge of the turret and involves six or seven pitches of 5.7 crack climbing.
	www.exumguides.com /dayclimbs/sentinel.shtml (241 words)

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