General term for a wide range of weapon items such as bombs, missiles, mines and projectiles.
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Among the targets were a munitions depot and training camp, it said.
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The munitions problem in France is not so acute as in England.
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Local munitions committees were clamouring for shell factories to open in Ireland.
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It's no secret that the government lacks munitions in its technology arsenal.
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Then it refused to endorse treaties banning land mines and cluster munitions.
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And, of course, they fastened munitions and machine parts together with rivets.
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In food, in arms, in munitions, they were more than provided for.
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The question of relative strength was in reality a question of munitions.
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She has increased her munitions and put fresh divisions in the field.
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So the police response to the molotov cocktails was less lethal munitions.
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Details of the munitions were in brochures readily available to potential customers.
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The team will continue to hunt for munitions the plane was carrying.
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Unfortunately, munitions of war are not to be obtained in the Pacific.
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They received arms, munitions and other help from Bulgaria, from Serbia nothing.
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All of the munitions-somedating back twenty years-borethe Stark Industries logo.
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With regard to the passage of men and munitions through Montenegro .
