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1. Depth Charge also sired three-time champion gelding Brigand, who was registered as a Thoroughbred. Other well-known horses sired by Depth Charge were Tiny Charger, The Haymaker, Chudej’s Black Gold and Dividend. Depth Charge died in , and was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in Biography updated as of March

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3. Depth Charges. Naval Historical Center #NH The depth charge was the basic antisubmarine weapon of the Second World War. It was a large ( lb/90 kg or more) explosive charge with a fuse that could be set to explode the charge at the estimated depth of the submarine. At very close range, the resulting shock wave was capable of buckling a submarine pressure hull, resulting in catastrophic .

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4. Depth Charge is almost never screened on TV. On one occasion in was programed for a Midnight to Dawn slot on Australian TV but was substituted at the last minute (no explanation given) OK, it's not a /10(1).

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5. Jan 29,  · The depth charge is a weapon used by ships or aircraft to attack submerged submarines - developed by the British for use against German submarines.

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6. Dec 11,  · Depth Charge fills a similar role as Doomsayer as an early-game anti-aggro disruptor, but on a smaller scale. It has sizable health for its cost and the amount of damage it deals, while not lethal, is still devastating early game, and even mid-game.

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7. The depth charge is the original dedicated Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) weapon. It was an extraordinarily crude weapon - a can filled with explosives and a fuze that detonated at a preset depth based on hydrostatic pressure.

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8. Depth charge, weapon used by surface ships or aircraft to attack submerged submarines. Developed by the British in World War I, it consisted of a canister filled with explosives and was dropped from a ship near a submerged submarine. Later depth charges contained multiple explosives or .

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