Casemate
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 3
Was originally a loop-holed gallery excavated in a bastion, from which the garrison could fire on an enemy who had obtained po e ion of the ditch without risk of lo to themselves. The term was afterwards applied to a bomb-proof vault in a fortre , which is designed for the protection of the garrison, without direct reference to the annoyance of the enemy. A casemated battery consists of such a vault or vaults, with openings for the guns.
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