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armour and weighed
If during the 14 – 15th centuries armour seldom weighed more than 15 kg, then by the late 16th century it weighed 25 kg.
F had a maximum armour thickness of 80 millimeters ( 3. 15 in ) and weighed between 18 and 21 tonnes.
Since the engines on the Churchill were never upgraded, the tank became increasingly slower as additional armour and armament was equipped and weight increased ; while the Mk I weighed and the Mk III weighed 39, 626 kg, the Mk VII weighed 40, 643 kg.
A typical casemate held a 6-in gun, and had a 6 " front plate ( forming part of the side of the ship ), with thinner armour plates on the sides and rear, with a protected top and floor, and weighed about 20 tons ( not including the gun and mounting ).
However, already in 1936 it was decided to redirect the production of the Hotchkiss H35, an infantry light tank that had been rejected by the Infantry in favour of the Renault R35, towards the Cavalry that decided to use it instead of the AMR 35 in the RRCs, even though the H 35 was not very fast: its poor armour weighed very heavily against the AMR 35 as the French military in this period became increasingly convinced lightly armoured vehicles could not survive on the modern battlefield.
Coupled with the heavy weight of his arms and armourthe gear of a murmillo, of which the secutor was a variant, weighed 15 to 18 kilograms ( 33. 1 to 39. 7 lb )— this gladiator was in greater danger of exhausting himself in a long fight.
On the other hand, the monitor Huáscar weighed 1, 130 tons and had armour plating 4½-inches thick, with two 300-pound cannon in a revolving turret and 11 knots maximum speed.

armour and 60
Its steeply-sloped front armour offered full protection against NATO's standard. 50 calibre machine gun and partial protection against 20 millimetre Oerlikon cannon both in a 60 degree frontal arc, while its 73 mm gun and ATGM were a threat to NATO APCs and even MBTs.
To keep these baggage trains from becoming too large and slow, Marius had each infantryman carry as much of his own equipment as he could, including his own armour, weapons and 15 days ' rations, for about 25 – 30 kg ( 50 – 60 pounds ) of load total.
For example, from 1636 the complement of the Spanish infantry company, in Flanders, was 200 men, 11 officers, 30 musketeers, 60 arqubusiers, 65 pikemen with body armour, 34 pikemen without armour.
The hull was welded from rolled armour plates of different thickness — 75, 60, 30 and 20 mm.
Some of the ISU-152Ks received an additional 15 mm armour plate welded on top of the 60 mm armour plate covering the mantlet above.
It was better armored than the lightly armoured earlier Panzerjäger Marder and Nashorn with a sloped armour front plate of sloped back at 60 degrees from the vertical ( equivalent in protection to about ), carried a reasonably powerful gun, was mechanically reliable, small and easily concealed.
Dinkić revealed: " Among other things, 69, 000 helmets were ordered as well as more than 60, 000 body armour suits for an Army that numbers 28, 000 people !?
The specification was revised to prefer a turret with 60 mm of armour to protect against ordinary shells from the German 37 mm gun.
The side armour was reduced from 60 mm to 50 mm to save weight.
Even without the spaced armour, the front plates would have been immune against K-bullet fire from a distance of two hundred metres, because of their 60 ° angling, providing an effective line-of-sight thickness of 22. 8 millimetres.
For example, armour sloped sixty degrees back from the vertical presents to a projectile travelling horizontally a line-of-sight thickness twice the armour's normal thickness, as the cosine of 60 ° is ½.
It was not possible to reduce hull armour, so it was reduced on the turret-63 mm on the front and 40 mm on the side compared to 75 mm and 60 mm on the Cromwell.
The Jagdpanther had side armour of increased thickness ( 60 mm ) to offset the slightly reduced angle of the side armour necessary to provide enough interior space.
Preproduction models had only 60 mm armour but this was soon increased to 80 mm on the production Ausf.
Maximum range 2000 m, minimum 70 m. Warhead 400 mm versus RHA or 200 mm towards armour inclined at 60 °
Maximum range 2500 m, mimimum 75 m. Improved single HEAT warhead ; penetration 400 mm versus RHA or 230 mm towards armour inclined at 60 ° ( some publications claimed 9M111M to have tandem HEAT warhead ).

armour and tons
In the Royal Navy ( RN ), the conning tower became a massive structure reaching weights of hundreds of tons on the Admiral class battlecruiser ( such as Hood ), and formed part of a massive armoured citadel ( superstructure ) on the mid-1920s Nelson-class battleships which had armour over a foot thick.
Despite using thinner ( 10 mm ) armour plate, the weight was still 27 tons and the speed only 4 mph ( 7 km / h ).
Weight was now estimated at 42 tons, which is comparable with the original Excelsior despite almost doubling the armour thickness, and so this must have been a much smaller tank.
However, John Glanfield writes that Tritton, in an effort to lighten the machine and make it more practicable, halved the thickness of the armour, reducing the overall weight to a still hefty 50-60 tons.
This foresaw the development of several types of automitrailleuses — the official term for Cavalry tanks because chars (" tanks ") were by law part of the Infantry arm — among which an Automitrailleuse de Combat or AMC, a lightly armoured ( weighing no more than nine tons ) but swift ( 30 km / h cruise speed ) and strongly armed ( 47 mm gun ) combat tank, capable of fighting enemy armour.
The armour is 20 mm on the vertical plates ; the weight — of the hull only — 9. 7 metric tons.

armour and according
Some evidence indicates that during armoured combat the intention was to actually get around the armour rather than through it — according to a study of skeletons found in Visby, Sweden, a majority of the skeletons showed wounds on less well protected legs.
Chemical analysis showed that the front armour plates were made from high-quality cemented armour ( S. t. a Plat according to Vickers-Armstrongs classification ), whereas the homogeneous roof and bottom armour plates were made from mediocre steel.
The latest version of Chobham armour is used on the Challenger 2 ( called Dorchester armour ), and ( though the composition most probably differs ) the M1 Abrams series of tanks, which according to official sources is currently protected by silicon carbide tiles.
The accounts go on to state that while Judah was trying to remove Jashub's armour from his corpse, nine assistants of Jashub fell upon him in combat, but after Judah killed one, he scared away the others ; nevertheless, Judah killed several members of Jashub's army ( 42 men according to the midrashic Book of Jasher, but 1000 men according to the Testament of Judah ).
The various games, according to Apollodorus, were horse-racing, running in armour in the stadium, wrestling, chariot racing and discus, boxing, spear-throwing and archery, to which we may add musical contests.
However, according to Herodotus, there was at least a general conformity in armour and style of fighting.
Even the armour produced in state factories varied according to the province of origin.
The scarlet patches still worn on each side of the collar of the tunics of British Army general officers, and senior officers ( in red, blue, crimson, yellow, or green according to branch ) are called " gorget patches " in reference to this article of armour.
Tank models were developed before and during World War II according to different philosophies, with different combinations of armour, mobility, and armament.
John prepares his armour according to the witch's instructions and arranges with his father that when he has killed the worm he will sound his hunting horn three times.
The MAX-03 Adzam is also one of these, although it is usually classified as a mobile armour in video games, it is not classified as one according to MS Encyclopedia, instead, it is classified as an ancestor of mobile armours.
If needed, the infantry could take off ( some of ) their armour to act in a more flexible way as Modares did ( according to Zosimus ) during the Gothic War of the 370s.
He and his fellow incorporators were licensed by King James I to " make habitation, plantation and to deduce a colony in that part of America " commonly called Virginia, and other parts and territories not actually possessed by any Christian prince or people, between 34 and 45 degrees North and " shall and may inhabit and remain there, and shall build and fortify ... " according to their best discretion "... " and shall and lawfully may ... dig, mine and search for all manner of mines ... yielding to us ... the fifth part only of all the same gold and silver and the fifteenth part of all the same copper ... and they shall or fully may establish and cause to be made a coin, to pass current there between people ... with sufficient shipping, and furniture of armour, weapons, ordnance, powder, victuals " etc ...

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