Ordnance

Library of Congress Subject Headings · S85095395 · Descriptor revision 2a9e12e2eaa643e1

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Scope of this subject

Here are entered works on large guns such as cannons. Works on small arms are entered under [Firearms.]

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Names and connections

Cannon; Guns

Broader: Military weapons
Narrower: 88 mm FlaK gun
Narrower: Antitank guns
Narrower: Antitank missiles
Narrower: Antitank weapons
Narrower: Armstrong gun
Narrower: Batteries (Ordnance)
Narrower: Come and Take It Cannon
Narrower: Directed-energy weapons
Narrower: Fire control (Gunnery)--Optical equipment
Narrower: Grenade launchers
Narrower: Gun-carriages
Narrower: Howitzers
Narrower: Long Cecil (Ordnance)
Narrower: Long Tom (Ordnance)
Narrower: Machine guns
Narrower: Mortars (Ordnance)
Narrower: Ordnance disposal units
Narrower: Ordnance, Naval
Narrower: Parrott gun
Narrower: QF 4.7-inch gun
Narrower: Railguns
Narrower: Railway artillery
Narrower: Rocket launchers (Ordnance)
Narrower: Siege artillery
Narrower: Steam guns (Ordnance)
Narrower: Trench mortars
Narrower: Unexploded ordnance
Narrower: Warheads

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