The phrase "ammunition train" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a train or transport system specifically designed for carrying ammunition, typically in a military context.
Example: "The army deployed an ammunition train to ensure that troops were well-supplied during the operation."
Alternatives: "munitions train" or "supply train for ammunition".
Fletcher lived in Beltsville and served in Company A of the 11th Ammunition Train.
The artillery Thomas had expected had also been taken by one of his own division commanders after men had begun to retreat, as had his ammunition train.
The fullest account of the destruction of stores, of the hospital at Savage Station, and of the running of an ammunition train down the York River Railroad into the Chickahominy is that of James J. Marks: The Peninsula Campaign in Virginia (cited hereafter as Marks), 230 ff., 245.
On her next journey, Minnesotan loaded some 2,000 men of the 304th Ammunition Train and the U.S. 24th Infantry Division, for what turned out to be a rough passage with widespread seasickness.
A week later, on 18 November, two German ammunition trains moving home through Belgium exploded at Hamont station.
"I decided to return to Syria because our people need me," he said, adding that his group was attracting secular young men because it could provide ammunition, training and medical care that non-jihadist groups could not.
House of Bamboo (1955) was a crime story set in Japan, with Robert Stack as an army investigator who goes undercover to hunt a gang of rogue American ex-soldiers (led by Robert Ryan) who are robbing army ammunition trains.
'You are not allowed here, we're undertaking live ammunition training.' Suddenly the silence is broken by a volley of gunfire, about 100 rounds pounding out into the air.
"They provided live ammunition training, ops preparation and information gathering.
The battle-hardened Siberian Brigade was at that time tied down in the Modlin Fortress, although the promised cavalry units did arrive but without their ammunition trains.
It was to buy a gun, gear, ammunition, training, security systems, personal protection, whatever he felt was appropriate to defend himself, defend his family, defend his parents," Hanson said.
