entrenching tool , auch: E-tool , auch: survival shovel
army shovel

Entrenching tools, if strongly built, can also be used as weapons.

They were also used for bush clearing, track making and as an entrenching tool.

Though a sharp entrenching tool, that can work pretty well too."

They watched him walk to the edge of the camp with a small entrenching tool.

He remembered what a deadly weapon an entrenching tool could be.

Some people collect the older issue entrenching tools as military memorabilia.

Stooping, he picked up the entrenching tool that had been left there.

I mean, when would you actualiy have only an entrenching tool, and no gun or knife?

The entrenching tool would have to come out.

He flipped up more dirt with his entrenching tool.

When he stopped and took out his entrenching tool, the rest of the men followed his example.

The giant sat peering at the gleaming edge of his entrenching tool.

Ramsay used an entrenching tool just as if he still was the sergeant he'd been not so long before.

She was prising a stone from the baked ground with an entrenching tool.

He was too aware of how much better he could have done with a proper entrenching tool.

She also felt the entrenching tool, when Rahul gently returned it to her hands.

The Unkerlanter had an entrenching tool on his belt.

Along with his rifle, Max carried an entrenching tool.

Entrenching tools go back at least to the times of the Roman Legion.

In making our hasty preparations for the attack, we gave no thought to carrying heavy entrenching tools.

"Like killing a man with a blow to the kidneys, from an entrenching tool.

Mutt hunkered down and dug himself into the ground with his entrenching tool.

An entrenching tool came out of its nylon sheath with a rasp.

Any one of those shells could lay him open the way his entrenching tool had gutted the rat.

Many millions of surplus entrenching tools have made their way into the hands of civilians.