Wgerin

A Dictionary of Military Terms · 1918 · p. 25
A portion of armor at the bottom of the helm and below the Baviere. It was used instead of the mail camail to protect the neck. get — That part of ancient armor which defended the neck. Also a crescent-shaped ornament formerly worn by military officers on the breast. The gorget ceased to be worn during the reign of Queen Anne. rge Trench, — A trench having a double parapet, the front one serving as a parados to protect men in the trench from shots coming from the main line and also as a firing line to command the interior of the lunette in case the enemy gets in over the front. tha Aeroplane. — A German three seater bombing plane. It measures 75 feet between wing-tips and is 38 feet in length. The machine is of the biplane type, and the upper wings are provided wings. with huge which extend slightly beyond about the lower The ailerons bomb dropping apparatus carries 900 pounds of explosives. It has a machine-gun tunnel which eliminates the so-called blind spot under the tail.
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