The heavy fire of artillery to saturate an area rather than hit a specific target.
1 The barrage fire kept up right up to zero, as per schedule.
2 The barrage fire which had been called for began at once.
3 To accomplish this they traversed an open ground through a German barrage fire .
4 But a barrage fire is being laid down between our first and second lines.
5 The barrage fire had lifted, biting deeper into the ranks and trenches of the Germans.
6 He's got his starboard batteries plus his ventral and dorsal turrets laying down barrage fire .
7 Directly after that they started the hottest barrage fire you've seen in a month of Sundays.
8 The barrage fire continues to increase its infernal discharge behind us on the ground that we have crossed.
9 The Germans had not even that source of comfort, for whatever it might be worth under barrage fire .
10 But don't get ahead of the barrage fire - that is , if you want to come back, he added significantly.
11 I should not be surprised if the promised attack and advance under barrage fire is to begin before morning.
12 Fighting has been a question of trench raids, and barrage fire , followed by the infantry charge through shell holes.
13 It was carried out in brilliant moonlight, and despite a terrific German counter barrage fire and a sea of mud.
14 A barrage fire is such a focusing of shot and shell that it forms a veritable descending curtain of projectiles.
15 When it gets dark, the Italians direct their barrage fire farther back, and give you a chance to climb out.
16 We discovered at last the cause of the maddening inactivity of the detachment's tail-"There'sa barrage fire beyond."
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