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The word spear comes from the Old English spere, from the Proto-Germanic speri, from a Proto-Indo-European root *sper- "spear, pole". David J. Hochman - World Record Holder, Men's Speargun, Striped Bass, 31.0kg/68.4lbs; Men's Polespear, Striped Bass, 23.8kg/52.4lbs [43] Dr Adam Smith - Australian national champion, scientist, author of Underwater fishing in Australia and New Zealand [46] As is often the case, a number of feed-in research programmes informed the requirement for SPEAR Capability 3, the first of these was the Sensor to Effect Phase 2. The DSTL/QinetiQ/MBDA S2E2 prototyped a networked weapon based on a Brimstone missile to employ a datalink, GPS module and data fusion processor to deliver high levels of precision at stand-off distances. The data link was the result of another programme, Weapon Datalink 2.

Boats, ships, kayaks, or even jetski can be used to access offshore reefs or ocean structure. Man-made structures such as oil rigs and Fish Aggregating Devices (FADs) are also fished. Sometimes a boat is necessary to access a location that is close to shore, but inaccessible by land. single targets. When using something like Brutal Heartrune of Detonate this is best used on large numbers of enemies instead of As one of man’s primary tools for hunting and wars, the spear became a vital symbol represented in several things such as religion. Gods, sects and pantheons in many cultures had a spear with them. This showed significant historical times such as great hunts, victory in war and memories of old tales. The use of rifles and pistols saw a decline in the popularity of spears. Different types of Spears 1. Migration Period Spear Gáe Buide and Gáe Derg, spears of Diarmuid Ua Duibhne which could inflict wounds that none can recover from Throwing spears became rarer as the Middle Ages drew on, but survived in the hands of specialists such as the Catalan Almogavars. [28] They were commonly used in Ireland until the end of the 16th century. [29]Of course, these examples cover only a few of the types of spear that evolved over the centuries, but they do give a sense of the variety of spears used during the Medieval period. Until you've held a well-made, historically accurate spear in your hands it is difficult to appreciate how important and how formidable these weapons were.

Nicholson, Helen (2004). Medieval Warfare. Basingstoke: Palgrave MacMillan. pp.102–3. ISBN 978-0-333-76331-5. The term spear is also used (in a somewhat archaic manner) to describe the male line of a family, as opposed to the distaff or female line. Australian Underwater Federation - Spearfishing". Australian Underwater Federation. 24 June 2012 . Retrieved 14 May 2015.Pelian Spear, a spear that only Achilles could wield, inherited from his father Peleus, made by Chiron from an ash tree on Mount Pelion. The Rajputs wielded a type of spear for infantrymen which had a club integrated into the spearhead, and a pointed butt end. Other spears had forked blades, several spear-points, and numerous other innovations. One particular spear unique to India was the vita or corded lance. is a momentwhere you will be standing still. To prevent this you will need to use a key input while In the pre-Marian Roman armies, the first two lines of battle, the hastati and principes, often fought with a sword called a gladius and pila, heavy javelins that were specifically designed to be thrown at an enemy to pierce and foul a target's shield. Originally the principes were armed with a short spear called a hasta, but these gradually fell out of use, eventually being replaced by the gladius. The third line, the triarii, continued to use the hasta. Allington-Jones, Lu (2015-07-03). "The Clacton Spear: The Last One Hundred Years". Archaeological Journal. 172 (2): 273–296. doi: 10.1080/00665983.2015.1008839. hdl: 10141/622351. ISSN 0066-5983. S2CID 161451845.