1. Went down with munitions and medical supplies.

2. Artillery munitions were an even larger problem.

3. Amatol was a munitions plant during World War I

4. Of course, Raskin did not use a munitions metaphor.

5. I need to know where the munitions are kept.

6. Mr. Cheng fancies himself something of a munitions specialist.

7. The war was lost because of a shortage of munitions.

8. Describes the location of the munitions as accurately as possible

9. Some also had to go to the Hildebrand munitions factory.

10. These alternatives include warning sensors, wire entanglements and command-detonated munitions.

11. This is a particular challenge for munitions used by ground forces.

12. Army regulations forbid storing munitions within 500 yards of the barracks.

13. The army used precision - guided munitions to blow up enemy targets.

14. Schindler: I am a member of Nazi party, I'm a munitions manufacturer.

15. According to research on the worldwide investments in cluster munitions producers by Pax, a Dutch-based NGO, financial institutions invested billions of US dollars into companies that make cluster munitions.

16. The Q-5A variant is believed to be capable of delivering nuclear munitions.

17. Azimuth-and site-orientable device for loading and supplying a weapon with munitions.

18. The sub-munitions canisters are dispensed two at a time, one per side.

19. The munitions factory in Hereford seemed to be the only concession to it.

20. I'm a member of Nazi Party and munitions manufacturer and profiteer of slave labour.

21. The Soviets provided the academy with much educational material, organization and equipment, including munitions.

22. Precision-guided munitions amounted to approximately 7.4% of all bombs dropped by the coalition.

23. To Armageddon survivors, used to ever-growing munitions outlays, the change will be astonishing.

24. Scuttled with a cargo of gas munitions in the Skagerrak on 31 December 1946.

25. He formed a new coalition government and appointed Lloyd George as Minister of Munitions.

26. Ballistic missiles can carry conventional high explosives as well as chemical, biological, or nuclear munitions

27. Planes shot down , tanks destroyed , munitions exhausted , soldiers deserting , and land lost are rarely decisive .

28. One of the targets, a munitions depot, went up in a spectacular display of fireworks.

29. She was now in the second year of active munitions production after long covert preparations.

30. Three were lost in training in two separate incidents involving vehicle fires and detonation of munitions.

31. In 1943 he was seconded from the army to advise on how to reorganize the munitions factories.

32. In this role, he is responsible for chemical weapons projects, including production of chemical agents and munitions.

33. Those stocks, accumulated for several years now, contain obsolete, dangerous munitions that fulfil no imperative security need

34. We hook up with Chapman, there's enough munitions on that downed Sea Stallion to finish the job.

35. The American munitions are more aerodynamic and has a propellant that burns faster the results are dramatic.

36. The B-2 Spirit is a multi-role Bomber capable of delivering both conventional and nuclear munitions

37. As well as the production and storage of the actual chemicals, war munitions were also filled here.

38. This last component needs to account for the numbers of munitions physically present and the numbers officially registered.

39. The piping around it just serves to amplify and direct the sound, to trigger munitions from a distance.

40. Wunsch ordered all the munitions destroyed; he also destroyed several ships that were stationed on the Elbe river.

41. Mobile, responsive capabilities are essential for prep-Aration and execution of the tactical level of munitions logistics.

42. We were assigned to convoy duty between Trondheim and Oslo, escorting ships carrying troops, munitions, or freight.

43. Even if I satisfy my conscience by doing so, how about the issue of the munitions industry?

44. The red team consists of Airmen from the 389th Fighter Squadron, 366th Munitions Squadron and 366th Maintenance Squadron.

45. d) The status and progress of programmes for the conversion or decommissioning of production facilities for cluster munitions

46. Some industrial applications for our Conductive epoxy flooring include flammable storage and processing, explosives storage and processing, munitions, etc

47. Largely as a result of Great Britain's increased munitions output and her stronger military presence on the Western Front.

48. Syria should accede to the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions without delay and destroy its stocks of the weapons.

49. In June 19 Britain still had forty-five per cent of its workforce in the Services and munitions industries.

50. Some 288 million cluster munitions and about 75 million unexploded bombs were left across Laos after the war ended.

51. On D-Day the dogs were extremely gun shy as they Cowered in fear from the munitions exploding around them

52. During the Second World War, the harbour and munitions plant in Pozzuoli was a frequent bombing target of the Allies.

53. Today's killer drone is a slow - flying, easy - to - spot turboprop plane that drops relatively - crude munitions on its targets.

54. Based in Toronto and Pennsylvania, it will focus on converting munitions into reusable commercial material and reclaim explosive waste sites.

55. Guidance for such precision-guided munitions (PGM) was provided by externally mounted targeting pods, which were introduced in the mid-1960s.

56. The DEVCOM Armaments Center is the Army's principal researcher, developer and sustainer of current and future armament and munitions systems.

57. Just talked to a friend of mine who used to run a munitions depot back when I was in Afghanistan.

58. Of special importance, the Air Force also delivered more than nine out of ten of all the precision-guided munitions.

59. The first stage focuses on making the munitions safe through destroying abandoned explosive ordnance or moving it to temporary field storage.

60. The Unita rebel movement claimed responsibility for the attack, saying that the train was carrying munitions and was a legitimate target.

61. According to Greenpeace, 100 tons of munitions were dumped at the site in 1991 and 400 tons thus far this year.

62. These munitions pose a continuing obstacle to agriculture and a special threat to children, who are attracted by the toylike devices.

63. According to Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, the development will only require design and engineering work on the launcher/loader and munitions.

64. Unguided munitions such as dumb bombs and cluster bombs make up the rest of the weapons deployed by fixed-wing aircraft.

65. The intent is to ignite fuel or munitions in the target area, thereby adding to the destructive power of the bullet itself.

66. Malta was critical to this campaign During this stage of the war, Malta was critically short on munitions, food and aviation fuel.

67. Outside of a charged pylon, the staff Censer can be obtained by excavating the ancient magick munitions, praetorian remains or war table debris.

68. The game featured more elaborate background and terrain graphics as well as a simple graphical readout of wind speed and amount of munitions.

69. Roosevelt positioned the U.S. as the "Arsenal of Democracy", pledging full-scale financial and munitions support for the Allies – but no military personnel.

70. It is no secret what the deficiencies in capabilities are – they include airlift and sealift, precision-guided munitions and interoperable communications and intelligence.

71. Amatol, NJ, was a planned shell-loading munitions plant and workers' village that was built as a result of America's entry into World War I

72. On 1 July she escorted a convoy of Canadian troops bound for Iceland from Halifax and ferried over almost 50 aircraft, spare parts and munitions.

73. Airburst munitions are weapons designed to detonate in the air, instead of on contact with the ground or target, or a delayed armor piercing explosion

74. AMERICA'S MUNITIONS 1917-1918 BENEDICT CROWELL There are a number of these central stations at which the eggs are carefully Crated and packed for shipment to England

75. We are reminded of the importance of advancing our work to address the problems of cluster munitions faced by the Lebanese people and many others around the world.

76. Armaments plural noun weapons, arms, guns, ammunition, weaponry, ordnance, munitions, materiel global efforts to reduce nuclear Armaments Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition

77. Que cette Argumentation militaire fût ou non rationnelle, l'emploi de munitions en grappe a été contraire aux principes de distinction et de juste proportion

78. It was converted into "a Place of Stores and Magazines" in 1668 with a new purpose of supplying munitions to naval warships anchored in the Medway or the Swale.

79. For example, during January and February 1942, the Western Front only received 55% of needed 82mm mortar rounds, 36% of needed 120mm rounds and 44% of needed artillery munitions.

80. The TLAM-D contains 166 sub-munitions in 24 canisters: 22 canisters of seven each, and two canisters of six each to conform to the dimensions of the airframe.