hwacha造句

• The hwacha was a further development from the juhwa and the singijeon.
• Besides the singijeon-class projectiles, hwacha could also fire 100 steel-tipped rockets.
• The use of the hwacha was also highly effective in repelling the Japanese invaders from the land.
• He improved Hwacha as well-known type for nowadays, by himself and yonger brother Pe.
• After that, the operators were able to load the hwacha with arrows or iron spikes and be ready to shoot.
• Among his inventions were the singijeon and the hwacha, a launching device somewhat resembling the first modern multiple rocket launcher.
• The Korean Hwacha is an example of an early weapon system with a resemblance to the modern-day multiple rocket launcher.
• The navy repelled pirates using an advanced form of gunpowder technologies including cannons and fire arrows in form of singijeon deployed by hwacha.
• Just so long as the information is kept at a basic level and doesn't describe the hwacha in the game extensively.
• The Japanese samurai infantry, especially in the Battle of Haengju, typically advanced in dense formations, presenting ideal targets for the hwacha.
• In 1373 experiments with incendiary arrows and " fire tubes " possibly an early form of the Hwacha were developed and placed on Korean warships.
• :: Why don't we just keep a simple paragraph on the hwacha's appearence in games and leave it at that.
• This " Munjong Hwacha " that are well-known type for nowadays could fire 100 rocket arrows or 200 small Chongtong bullets at one time with changeable modules.
• The multiple rocket launcher known as hwacha ( " fire cart " kp蕩 ) was developed from the juhwa and singijeon in Korea by 1409 during the Joseon Dynasty.
• Excessive trolling in the following and related talk pages : Talk : Japan, Talk : Hideyoshi's invasions of Korea, Talk : Balhae, Talk : Hwacha.
• The navy maintained superiority over the pirates by using advanced gunpowder technologies, such as cannons and fire arrows ( e . g ., singijeon deployed by hwacha ).
• The Korean army included siege engineers and blacksmiths in order to make repairs to the hwacha in case of damage due to poor road conditions, bad weather, or battle.
• I have looked at valid references online and while the Hwacha is mentioned as being a multiple rocket launcher of Korean invention there is no reference to it being the " worlds first ".
• Once a hwacha was set up for combat, the operators would use the gunpowder stored in a boot-like bag tied on each igniter to be used for each hole on the machine.
• The back side of the hwacha featured two parallel arms that allowed the operator to push and pull the machine, and a vertical strip designed for in-line attacks or stand ground-sentry positions.