File:Twydall Profile.png
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English: A section through the ditch and rampart of a fortification using the Twydall Profile, intended to deflect or absorb the effect of high explosive shells, Designed by Sir George Sydenham Clarke, this method was first used in two redoubts at Twydall in Kent in 1885. |
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