caponier การใช้

• This tunnel allowed easy access to the caponier from the battery.
• A thick wooden door studded prevents access of the caponier entrance.
• The central caponier and North-East loopholed wall remain.
• The Caponier building in the ditch served as barrack accommodation for 24 men.
• Murdered bodies were thrown into the hole left from the half-caponier.
• The main west caponier has suffered years of neglect resulting in extensive damage to its outer brickwork.
• The caponier has rifle firing ports and was originally protected from direct artillery fire by the glacis.
• With its iron window shutters and rifle slots the Caponier also provided a means of ditch defence.
• Around the castle there was a moat that was dug and earth mound with caponier at the corners.
• A caponier, a rare feature in US forts, projected into the ditch to defend it against attack.
• In Victorian times, there would have been no other access to the secure caponier from outside the fort.
• In the base of the ditch a caponier was uncovered, a highly unusual feature in a Scottish castle.
• There is a single entrance on the north side, accessed from the ditch and protected by a caponier.
• Scotland also led the way in adopting the new caponier design for castle ditches, as constructed at Craignethan Castle.
• The fort is entered through a single gateway on its west side, protected against landward attackers by a caponier.
• The caponier, a miniature fort guarding the main fort's gate, now houses the Harbor Defense Museum.
• It featured a double caponier on the point facing outward, and two flanking caponiers on the east and west sides.
• The entire land front is surrounded by a rock-hewn ditch, which also includes a caponier and another battery.
• The site has been cleared, with the fort largely intact, although missing a portion of a wall and a caponier.
• The northern fort had a main armament six 6 cm pieces in armoured turrets, with eight caponier cannon for close defence.