The phrase "ammunition suffering" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context discussing the negative effects or consequences of ammunition, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The soldiers experienced ammunition suffering during the prolonged conflict, as the constant use of munitions took a toll on their morale."
Alternatives: "munition distress" or "ordnance hardship".
The Japanese were believed to be short of food and ammunition, and suffering from malnutrition and disease.
With the Americans suffering injuries, ammunition running low and roughly 100 Taliban fighters closing in, Lieutenant Murphy made a bold but fateful decision: He left the sheltering mountain rocks into an open area where he hoped to get a radio frequency.
However, they are increasingly overstretched, suffering from ammunition shortages, massive desertions and a critical lack of air support.
Suffering from ammunition shortages that limited their fire support, the Japanese defenders were overwhelmed by Australian infantry that had a level of artillery support that was unprecedented for an Australian division in the Pacific, and who advanced in concert with tanks that they employed in a manner that exploited the element of surprise.
Task Force Smith managed to hold its lines for three hours, but at 1430 Smith ordered the Americans to withdraw, suffering from low ammunition and a breakdown of communications.
Nevertheless, al-Shabaab is understood to be suffering logistical problems, shortages of ammunition and recent internal power struggles, though it appears that the hardline Ahmed Abdi Godane has emerged supreme.
Occupying strong defensive positions on Hill 217, the Chinese regained the initiative however, and poured heavy machine-gun and rifle fire onto the attackers as they crossed the valley, forcing them to withdraw after suffering heavy casualties and running low on ammunition.
Eventually he ran out of ammunition, too, and decided he had to flee as well, suffering the concussion when a bullet hit his helmet.
The 4th North Korean Division in the meantime was suffering serious logistical setbacks from lack of food, equipment, ammunition and, weapons.
He talks about "30,000 people... killed by guns every year" and goes on to talk about "our communities suffering from this horrific violence" and keeping "weapons and ammunition out of the hands of criminals".
