Small guns made of wrought iron were usually mounted on ship to help defend them from enemy ships. These guns were used to threaten, and scare away enemies. They were mounted to the ship's deck.
...its not cannons, ive checked already..
so they can defend their enemy
The defend themselves using their quills. They generally do not attack. And they do not shoot their quills out at their enemy as some think.
collaborator
Most true fighter planes of World War one would have one or two forward mounted machine guns mounted to the fuselage, synchronized to fire through the propeller. Some however might also have machine gun mounted to the upper wing, and pilots were known to drop grenades on enemy ground targets.
...its not cannons, ive checked already..
The bottle nosed dolphin's enemy is the shark.It can defend its self.but if it's not in it's pod it usually doesn't survive the attack and is killed.
We will defend this position at all costs.He raises his arms to defend himself.
It eats the enemy
when there is enemy they fly and bite their enemy the poison of the termites when they bite their enemy is called "rabbies"
by attacking its enemy
Terrorists. Defend the homeland!
They defend itself by hitting the enemy with their Tail or the enemy will be Poked by the quills
They're mounted in turrets along the underside of heavy bombers. All World War II bombers had them; they were used to defend the plane against enemy fighters and they were operated by the bombardier when he wasn't bombing.
Vedette
They will fight back and bite the enemy. They will also shock the enemy with electricity.
The queen in chess ensures the safety of the king by using her powerful range of movement to protect him from threats and strategically positioning herself to defend him from enemy pieces.