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Instead he: | Propped himself up to check that his gun could still be fired; | Shouted encouragement to men in neighbouring trenches; | Kept enemy tanks at bay until his gun was knocked out; | Weak from loss of blood, dragged himself to another gun emplacement ; | Hit one Tiger tank and stopped two self-propelled guns in their tracks.

A second holiday home used by the gang was Gun Emplacement Cottage, in Dover.

Gun Emplacement Cottage, the gardens of which drop on to the White Cliffs of Dover, was used as a base by the criminals as they waited for drug-laden helicopters to land nearby.

Gun Emplacement Cottage, the gardens of which drop onto the White Cliffs of Dover, was used as a base by the criminals, many whom had links to Merseyside, as they waited for drug-laden helicopters to land nearby.

In his book Pakistan Handbook, a famous writer Isobel Shaw authors: 'The old gun emplacement on the Southern end of the fort mound is a platform with a good view over Shah Rukn-i-Alam's tomb, in one direction, and the old city of Multan in the other.

I also remember Gunny running over to a machine gun emplacement during a firefight in Iraq to pour a bottle of his oil over an entire barrel.

A message on a World War Two gun emplacement has set the fur flying in a Northumberland town.

His small squadron were to take off at 11.15pm on June 5 1944, land safely with 10 other glider crews at 12.20am on June 6, regroup in Occupied France and knock out communications to the infamous Merville Battery, a formidable gun emplacement on the coastal strip north of Caen.

The Israelis did not say whether the Syrian position that was hit a machine gun emplacement belonged to Syrian government forces or to rebels.

A century before, in the Spanish period, a castillo--a fortified gun emplacement or battery--had stood watch on the sea from the cliff just above the detached crag later known as Castle Rock.