2.2.10 FORTIFICATIONS .

Yes, building the fortifications.

Later small fortifications were built at Tinganes.

(d) positions and descriptions of fortifications and

(d) make no establishment or enhancement of fortifications.

Next you need to know fortifications and fortresses.

New, more effective fortifications were built in the area.

Subsequently underground fortifications were united into a single system.

The Czechoslovak Šatov fortifications are also worth a visit.

Nowadays however, we can admire the castle fortifications as the most extensive preserved fortifications from the time of the Thirty Years War in our lands.

Pskov has a Kremlin but also many other ancient fortifications.

Providing contrast are huge fortifications that speak of Malta's tempestuous history.

They're mapping the roads, the buildings, these fortifications that they built.

A knight in armour... Plants and animals in profusion... Ancient fortifications...

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Physical fortifications had been strengthened and staff would be issued protective gear.

With the exception of Fort St. Elmo, the fortifications were still intact.

In 1837, the fortifications around the temple were demolished by the British.

There is a port...without fortifications...but with a cliff that is protective.

Civilians, including women and children, were put to work building trenchworks and protective fortifications.

The depth of the line of fortifications reached up to 11 kilometers in places.

Tensions grew, with both sides moving to strengthen border fortifications in anticipation of war.

Along the eastern and western sides of the rectangle were powerful fortifications made of stone.

A tour guide will point out to you many interesting facts about these Gothic fortifications.

Following the first expansion of Bern the Zytglogge was the gate tower of the western fortifications.

It is part of the second ring of fortifications around the city of Belfort in northeastern France.

In this view, the difficulty of taking such fortifications resulted in a profound change in military strategy.

To protect this masterpiece from its many enemies, Constantine's successors built the finest defensive fortifications ever made.

China then embarked on coercive diplomacy, withdrawing its troops only after India destroyed a defensive line of fortifications.

At this time the length of the fortifications of the city was 10 miles long with nine gates.

Leonardo da Vinci gained as much of his renown from the design of fortifications as from his artwork.

In the early 19th century, the former fortifications were almost completely dismantled, to give space for town expansion.

Still, even by 1939, completed fortifications on the Eastern border of Poland vastly outnumbered those in the West.

After its capture, because of its strong fortifications, it became the seat of the provisional government of Greece.

... under all these circumstances I concluded that drill and discipline were worth more to our men than fortifications.

In response to these orders, Cornwallis moved to Yorktown in late July, where his army began building fortifications.

The massive fortifications were built during the reign of King Charles IV, specifically after his stay in Polička.

Parker instead suggested that the key development was the appearance of the trace italienne fortifications in early modern Europe.

The Quemadero was destroyed in 1809, whereas the material was used for fortifications during the French invasion of Andalusia.

Fortifications Unlike many other Urartian cities, Argishtikhinili was not located at an elevation, and thus its military value was small.

The ruins of these fortifications, many of them well preserved, can be found today in Lithuania, Poland, Belarus and Ukraine.

With the onset of the Great Patriotic War 3500 students went to the Army, and hundreds were involved in constructing fortifications.

The Americans counted the bodies of 431 Japanese in the remains of the Gifu's fortifications and 87 elsewhere around Mount Austen.

The next day, August 10, 20 or 30 Nez Perce sharpshooters kept the soldiers holed up in their fortifications all day.

The English commander, John Luttrell, abandoned the island and destroyed the fortifications he had made at the end of April 1548.