szrapnel

The later shrapnel shell was similar, but with a much greater range.

During 1914 and 1915, the shrapnel shell was the dominant type of ammunition found in the French 75 batteries.

When 9:18 am came, a shrapnel shell exploded just in front of the Tampico.

The car also contained shrapnel shell in order to increase the destructive power.

The guns, etc., usually fired at a continuous steady rate using high explosive or shrapnel shells.

The Republicans abandon their positions after six shrapnel shells are fired at them from an 18-pounder field gun.

On 18 February, during the exercises, a 5-inch shrapnel shell exploded as it was being loaded into one of her guns.

Ferrati," he called into his mike, "fire a shrapnel shell at them when I say the word.

Britain continued to use a high percentage of shrapnel shells.

Later, however, Abbas turns up at home on sick leave after his arm is injured by shrapnel shell.