The phrase "armament us" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "The government is focused on armament us for potential threats."
Alternatives: "military supplies us" or "weapons equip us".
The Shah became our boy, bought billions of dollars of our armaments, let us have his country's oil, tortured his opposition with U.S-trained forces, and was no real threat to Israel.
In a world in which the most ferocious verbal attacks – poison pen letters gone made - can be made on politicians, journalists, even NGOs, is it surprising that the same science of power without responsibility has provided al-Baghdadi and his lads with their most potent weapon, an armament which can be used against us but also a science which they can share.
Partly to help penetrate US missile defences, China has in recent months also started putting multiple warheads on its largest missile, the DF-5, another development that has set alarm bells ringing in the Pentagon, where some analysts view it as the first step towards a massive nuclear armament drive aimed at obliterating the US arsenal.
"In that regard the combat drone will set us apart from other armament systems".
"With the new GeForce 9800GX2, the introduction of Quad SLI for Vista, and the nForce 790i platform to run them on, NVIDIA has once again provided us with some serious new armament in the fight for smoother frame rates".
If I were to feed the computers with the information on the balance of power between us, the characteristics of the Israeli armament and the characteristics of our armament, the computer would tell me: "Don't even think of starting any action against lsrael or you will be crushed".
The unveiling "set ablaze the big naval armament race with Germany, who was determined to keep up with us", says Roberts. "Once we'd launched Dreadnought, she had to have Dreadnoughts, and better Dreadnoughts, and as she built her Dreadnoughts we progressively had to build more, bigger, and more powerful Dreadnoughts".
Even before Unmovic carried out its first inspection on November 27 2002, Cheney was telling Blix that the "US was ready to discredit inspections in favour of dis armament", that is, invasion.
Don't forget that the Second Amendment gives us the right to bear arms, and nowhere do we require more armament than in our own kitchens.
2.14pm BST Meanwhile, the Guardian's Anna Breportsckhart reportSittinging in the Pyramid field, where Billy Bragg is trying to foment a revolution among the idling sun worshippers, urging us to rise up against all that is wrong with the world - oppression, nuclear armament... the Daily Mail.
