ammunition造句

Food is ammunition, don't waste it.

General Hooker did not want to get trapped without food and ammunition.

Design group Impact Accessories provides new peaceful life to the old military ammunition.

The branch of an armed force that procures, maintains, and issues weapons, ammunition, and combat vehicles.

Talking up of the problem then gives easy ammunition to those who wish to discredit the science.

For ammunition to break through, artillery shells need to be hardened by adding certain minerals to the steel.

I walked 600 meters uphill on an ammunition drop to the observation post that overlooks the military outpost there.

Cuts to ammunition and training hurt morale, as did the disbanding of an airborne regiment, after one of its members killed a Somali civilian in 1993.

Fort Stewart has long used controlled burning in its busiest training areas to prevent live ammunition from causing unplanned fires. Local species gravitated toward those scorched open areas.

The displays could also show the locations of friendly forces and levels of ammunition and other supplies, as in a video game.

It is this exclusivity that gives ammunition to those who decry the sport, believing it to be no more than rich people killing rare birds for fun.

Compared with other countries it is only middlingly good (see chart) and the RBI may be nervous of using too much ammunition.

A rebel stands atop a ZSU-23 mobile anti-aircraft vehicle that was captured at an ammunition supply warehouse at a military base that was home to the Khamis Brigade, in al-Maya, Libya, Aug. 21, 2011.

This gave Mr Gates the ammunition he needed to push for changes, in some cases over the objections of the military services, each of which has its own parochial interests.

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