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...tworth#Elswick Ordnance Company|Elswick Ordnance Company]] and the [[Royal Arsenal]] at [[Woolwich]]. The term has also been used to describe Armstrong's [[bu ...RBL 7 inch Armstrong gun|110-pounder]] (7 inches /180 mm) heavy gun. The [[Royal Navy]] used all these guns and all except the 20-pounder saw service in [[N

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|used_by=[[Royal Navy]] After Mk IV of 1889 the Royal Navy discontinued the 10-inch calibre in favour of 9.2-inch and 12-inch.

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...guard (1946)|HMS ''Vanguard'']], the last battleship to be built for the [[Royal Navy]], completed in 1946. * [[Royal Arsenal|Royal Gun Factory]], [[Woolwich]]: 33

...]], [[William Beardmore & Company]] at [[Dalmuir]] and the [[Royal Arsenal|Royal Gun Factory]] at [[Woolwich]] made a total of 29 guns of which 18 would be

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...ted States Naval Institute Proceedings'' September 1972 p. 71.</ref> The [[Royal Navy]] used Gatling guns against the Egyptians at [[Alexandria]] in 1882.<r ...g gun 1865.jpg|thumb|right|A British 1865 Gatling gun at [[Firepower - The Royal Artillery Museum]]]]

...with a .30 caliber in the compact one-man turrets on M113 APCs used by the Royal Australian Armoured Corps in South Vietnam. |12.7 × 99&nbsp;mm Browning M2HB machine gun; ranging gun for the [[Royal Ordnance L7|L7 105 mm]] tank gun on the [[Centurion tank]]

...o design a carriage were given to Vickers and the [[Royal Arsenal|Woolwich Arsenal]]. ...e legs were emplaced on the ground and the wheels were lifted up. Woolwich Arsenal's carriage was found to be cheaper and easier to produce than the Vickers d

...arrange. Given these problems, the British relied almost entirely on the [[Royal Air Force]]'s bomber fleet as a deterrent force, ignoring the defence almos ...r {{convert|3.7|in|mm|sing=on}} barrel as a starting point, at the [[Royal Arsenal]], [[Woolwich]], Colonel Probert developed a barrel with graduated rifling:

===Royal Navy service=== ...l production was 154 Mark I, 91 Mark II, 338 Mark III and 584 Mark IV. The Royal Navy received 776 of these guns directly. The Army transferred a further 11

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|used_by=[[Royal Navy]]<br>Australian Colonies |designer=M Robert Fraser, Royal Gun Factory

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|designer=[[Royal Arsenal|Woolwich Arsenal]] |manufacturer=[[Royal Arsenal|Woolwich Arsenal]]<br>[[Elswick Ordnance Company]]

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Yokosuka air arsenal was once developing 2 tons large aerial torpedo for 4-engine land-based att The development project team at [[Yokosuka Naval Arsenal]] of ''Ko-Hon'' or [[Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service]] reasoned that the

...ing's Mirror, Chapter XXXVII: The duties, activities and amusements of the Royal Guardsmen |publisher=Mediumaevum.com |accessdate=2008-07-20 }}, from the '' ...re.<ref name =cocroft-1/> Gunpowder was also being made or stored at other Royal castles, such as [[Portchester Castle]].

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