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A battle axe is a weapon.
Battleaxe, battle axe, or battle ax may also refer to:
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Military
- Operation Battleaxe, a British World War II operation in North Africa, 1941
- No. 7 Squadron IAF, nicknamed "Battle Axes"
- The 78th Infantry Division (United Kingdom), also known as the Battleaxe Division
- 74 Battery (The Battle Axe Company) Royal Artillery
- The 65th Infantry Division (United States), nicknamed "Battle-Axe"
- Carrier Air Wing Three, an aircraft carrier air wing of the United States Navy, nicknamed "Battle Axe"
Ships
- Several ships in the Royal Navy have been called HMS Battleaxe:
- HMS Battleaxe (D118), a Weapon-class destroyer
- HMS Battleaxe (F89), a Type 22 frigate
- HMS Empire Battleaxe, a landing-ship
- ST Battleaxe, a tugboat
Arts and culture
- Battleaxe (band), a heavy metal music band from the 1980s
- An instrumental piece composed by Carlos Cavazo on Quiet Riot's breakthrough album Metal Health
- "Battle-axe", a song by Deftones, from their 2003 album Deftones
- Battleaxe (novel) a 1995 novel by Sara Douglass
- Battleaxe (comics), Marvel comics character
- Battle Axe (album), a 2018 album by Sharon Needles, or the title song
Other
- Battle-axe (woman), an aggressive, domineering and forceful woman
- Battle Ax, a shield volcano in the Cascade Range of Oregon
- Corded Ware culture, sometimes known as "Battle Axe culture"
- The Varangians, sometimes known as "Battle-axe Guards"
See also
- All pages with titles beginning with Battle Axe
- All pages with titles beginning with Battle axe
- All pages with titles beginning with Battleaxe
- All pages with titles beginning with Battle Ax
- All pages with titles beginning with Battle ax
- All pages with titles beginning with Battleax
- All pages with titles containing battle-axe
- All pages with titles containing battleaxe
- All pages with titles containing battle-ax
- All pages with titles containing battleax
- Battle (disambiguation)
- Axe (disambiguation)
- Ax (disambiguation)
- Warhammer (disambiguation)
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