The "Flaming Bomb" as it is called, is the Mark for the Springfield Armory at Springfield Massachusetts. In operation from 1794-1968. Guns Manufactured there were marked with the flaming bomb.
the difference is that the wing is attached to the bussom of a bird and an airfoil is attached to the clock of the plane.
there is not much difference between them but a wing is usually attached to a bird or a plane and the airfoil is attached in a planes' engine
A wing top is an accessory that can be used with a Bunsen burner to provide a broad flat fan flame, similar to that of a fishtail burner. It is often used to bend glass as it spread out the heat over a larger area, making it more uniform.See the Web Links to the left for a picture.
I play wing defence in netball. you can go in your third and the centre third but not in the semi circle
yes u can as long as your not bringing a flame wing man from ur graveyard otherwise u mean that u can automaticly special summon a flamewing man again.no u cant,u still have to follow the order to summon another fusion monster
none, but you can get one in the jaden 1 pack
The wing attack in netball is allowed in the centre third and the shooting third of their team only, they are not allowed in the goal circle
They're usually attached to the fuselage by strong bolts. These bolts are normally hidden from view - and accessed by a small panel.
Skeletal muscle tissue moves the chicken wing. Skeletal muscles are attached to bones via tendons and contract to produce movement. In the case of the chicken wing, the skeletal muscle tissue in the wing is responsible for flapping and moving the wing.
the big circle that covers the free throw line
The WA plays in the attacking and defending third of a netball pitch (parts 1 and 2). They are not aloud in the shooting semi circle. The WA is expected to feed the circle players the ball (GS and GA) giving them opportunities to shoot.
The goal attack is marked by the goal defence. Goal Shooter-Goal Keeper Goal Attack-Goal Defence Wing Attack-Wing Defence Centre-Centre