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gun fire
[UNCOUNTABLE] Had been under artillery fire before but never like this.
It moved forward again but was soon held up by artillery fire.
It's likely there will be a heavy artillery fire first.
Artillery fire could be heard near the city on Wednesday to both the north and east.
They held it under artillery fire until the conclusion of the action.
The dead soldier, he said, had been killed by American artillery fire.
On February 7, around two in the morning, the artillery fire finally stopped.
Heavy artillery fire began to come too close for comfort.
For the next two weeks Union forces kept up a heavy and consistent artillery fire.
This ended the battle, although some artillery fire went on through the night.
From all parts of the room, the gun fire came.
In truth, he was not sure he knew how to make the gun fire at all.
He did not know how hard you needed to press on the trigger to make the gun fire.
Most of the officers were killed trying to protect escaping children from gun fire.
There was the clatter of gun fire at long range.
Small gun fire cut the oil line in the plane.
"I shall be interested in seeing how she stands gun fire, though."
The light machine gun fires from an open bolt position.
The sounds of gun fire could be and were heard from the highway.
His words are drowned out by mass machine- gun fire.
Wörterbuch für Militärbegriffe