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• This weapon outranged all of the guns in Pope's fleet ."
• The Japanese had invested much in expensive guns that outranged U . S . weapons.
• In his outrange, the Count does not allow the Marquis the chance to explain.
• Their powerful guns outranged the Argentine cannons.
• They could be outranged by bows.
• The SADF gunners were powerless to help, as their outdated guns were significantly outranged by the Cuban rockets.
• With the advantage of height, Glyndwr's archers outranged Mortimer's ( themselves armed with longbows ).
• Due to their high position, these trebuchets could outrange enemy artillery and thereby prevent them from breaching the walls.
• Overall, the Japanese lost 42 tanks in these encounters, primarily to 45mm gunfire, which outranged the Japanese weapons.
• Fort Largs was equipped in 1889 with two 6 inch breech-loading disappearing guns which outranged Glanville's armament.
• The odds favoured the Italians, since " Ramillies " was slow and her guns were outranged by the Italians.
• Eventually, as they outranged most of their targets, they acquired some P-38 lightnings and flew them as well.
• In 1889, Fort Largs was equipped with two 6-inch breech-loading disappearing guns which outranged Glanville's armament.
• A soldier equipped with a Lebel could outrange troops carrying rifles chambered for black-powder, large-caliber lead-bullet ammunition.
• Part of their force under Lord Fauconberg turned the tables by ordering his archers to take advantage of the strong wind to outrange their enemies.
• With darkness only 3 hours away, Admiral Vitgeft believed that he had outranged Admiral TM
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• Also, the French vessels were armed with guns, which outranged the carronades that constituted the bulk of the British gunboat's armament.
• The ice of the second Valkyrie Dome core is therefore the second-oldest ice ever recovered, only outranged by the EPICA Dome C core.
• First made famous by Philip of Macedon, it allowed Macedonian infantry to " outrange " the opposition's existing spear formations by several feet.