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Rifle holes in a fort are commonly referred to as "embrasures" or "loop holes." These openings are designed to allow soldiers to fire their rifles while providing protection from enemy fire. The shape and size of these holes can vary, but they are strategically positioned to maximize visibility and defensive capability.
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