How to pronounce “gunner” in English

The deck gun-- his gunnery crew was deadly accurate and fast.

And the driver says to gunner, hey, how many Taliban guys do you reckon we killed?

badass nicknames like Stealth and Gunner and Iceman.

Because as accurate as his own gunners were, the British Naval gunners on destroyers were amazing.

and unpressurized, and the gunners were out in the slipstream, 250 miles an hour, minus 35 Celsius.

So having been in the Lancaster bomber all those years as a rear gunner, that's really kind of ironic, and sort of,

Every single second of the day, the gunners on the front row.

I'm, it was basically a gunnery drone, a marine gunnery drone from the '70s or something.

-- this is right at the beginning of World War II -- reassigned as a gunnery officer on a cruiser near Toulon, France,

And I'm guessing a lot of people in this room have the same-- I use the word gunner mode-- of just bring it on.

Cortés served in the United States Marine Corps for nearly 13 years, attaining the rank of Gunnery Sergeant,

He had five in all in parts of the West London suburbs around Ealing, Gunnersbury, and so on.

And then you could-- he made gloves and everything for the navigators and bomb aimers and the gunners in particular,

I'm Tom Siddell. I work on the comic, "Gunnerkrigg Court," which we're going to talk about today.

And so with that in mind, what I came up with was "Gunnerkrigg Court." And the court itself is a large industrial complex

And if you're interested, you can read more about it at gunnerkrigg.com.

There's a, there's a gunner and there's a navigator, and then seated right here, right here there's a steel chair bolted

pieces, they are more likely to hit but they cause less damage if they hit. And during--in the middle of the Battle of the Bulge, they were actually gunnery officers who flew back

Eventually ended up in flight school where he was about to become a fighter pilot and had a car crash which almost crippled him. And he was reassigned as a gunnery officer