Military Technology to Modern Times
- Military Technology to Modern Times
- Ordnance Defined
- Technology Transfer from Ordnance
- Mass Production
- Artillery
- Use of Artillery
- Artillery and Fortifications
- Invention of Mechanical Artillery
- Stone Age
- Bronze Age
- Iron Age
- Crossbow
- Ballista, Ballistae
- Catapult
- Trebuchet
- Ammunition for Mechanical Artillery
- Early Biological Warfare
- Invention
- Development
- Early Guns
- Gunnery
- Types of Guns
- Cannon
- Howitzers
- Mortars
- Rocket Launchers
- Bazooka
- Naval Guns
- Bronze Cannon Age
- Casting and Machining Cannon
- Trunnions
- Limbers
- Cannon Dangers
- The Great Guns
- Rifling
- Recoil
- Characteristics of Black Powder Artillery
- Early Ammunition for Black Powder Artillery
- Darts
- Stone Shot
- Metal Shot
- Hot Shot
- Shells
- Case, Canister and Carcass Shot
- Hailshot
- Grapeshot
- Martin’s Shot
- Bar Shot and Chain Shot
- Shrapnel
- Diaphragm Shell
- Double Shells
- Star Shells
- Benjamin Robins
- Elongated Shells
- Origins
- Uses
- Importance
- Significance
- Composition
- Serpentine Powder
- Corned Powder
- Prismatic and Perforated-Cake Gunpowder
- Properties
- Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier
- Eleuthère Irénée du Pont
- Military Provisions
- Game
- Preserved Food
- Salted Meat
- Cheese
- Grain
- Hardtack
- Matzo
- Drink
- Fermented Food
- Pickling
- Glass Jars
- Metal Cans
- Early Flight Attempts
- Roger Bacon
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Industrial Flight
- Sir George Cayley
- Aerial Transit Company
- Inventing Balloons
- Hydrogen Balloons
- Skydiving
- Military Balloons
- Wartime Balloons
- American Ballooning