Translation of "Minenwerfer" in English

The 7.58 cm Minenwerfer a.A. ("alter Art" or old model) (7.58 cm leMW), was a German First World War mortar.

They closed in, rifles at the ready, machine guns and mortars ringed us.

We need bangalore torpedoes, bazookas, mortars, wire cutters and every man that can stand. Pass the word, will you?

Among these are in particular infantry weapons such as machine guns, grenade launchers, mortars and infantry cannon.

Archer Towers are more effective in killing Giants than cannons or mortars.

The First World War forced Audi to build armoured cars and mortars instead of cars.

From now on Dudeldorf lay round the fire German grenade and mortar of Spangdahlem.

We heard mortars all the time, but we never got anything serious.

In addition there came another 600 tanks, 500 cannons and mine throwers, 320 airplanes and 6000 automobiles.

Also he considered the cooperation between the infantry and their accompanying weapons, such as machine guns and light mortars, to be insufficient.

The British Army was at the time trying to develop a weapon that would be a match for the Imperial German Army's Minenwerfer mortar, which was in use on the Western Front.

The 26 cm Minenwerfer M 17 was a heavy trench mortar used by Austria-Hungary in World War I.

Guys, is that a mortar?

You load the arrow machines up with rubber arrows and it's like a bank of mortars all lined up on the back of a truck, hook up to an air cylinder, pull the plug and it goes...

In a real mine thrower, the grenades in the launcher tube are slowed down by an air cushion formed under them on account of the necessary, relatively tight contact with respect to the tube wall.

Weapons with which the device in accordance with the invention can be particularly advantageously employed are, inter alia, machine guns, grenade launchers, mortars and light infantry cannons, i.e. as a whole autonomously operating weapons which are used to attack stationary or slowly moving targets.

They appealed to the Germans for help and the Germans, fearing a collapse on the Italian Front, sent 7 divisions, 540 guns, 216 mortars and about 100 aircraft from the Western and Eastern Fronts.

Additionally low numbers of the 38 cm sehr schwere Minenwerfer (= 'very heavy mine-thrower') were produced, but didn't receive much favour due to their immobility.

Only the Germans had learned the lessons of Port Arthur and used them to design the infamous 'Minenwerfer'.

We've also added some new grenades, and the MEC troopers have a special suite of weapons on their exoskeletons — including flamethrowers and mine launchers.

The simulation of combat activity in maneuvers also includes the simulated use of indirect fire weapons (artillery, mine throwers), amongst others.

This situation was worsened by the need to pull the Minenwerfer back from the frontline into separate emplacements in the rear to prevent counter-battery fire.

Cannons and mortars can't fire at air targets, so if balloons attack them, they'll be destroyed.