The phrase "armaments production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the manufacturing of weapons and military equipment.
Example: "The government has increased funding for armaments production to enhance national security."
Alternatives: "weapons manufacturing" or "military equipment production".
The record of the often weekly meetings on weapons development and armaments production shows a man much more in touch with the war effort, perhaps too much so.
Mr. Urwand also found a December 1938 report by an American commercial attaché suggesting that MGM was financing German armaments production as part of a deal to circumvent restrictions on repatriating movie profits.
With Wallis's specially adapted "bouncing bomb", Bomber Command wanted to strike a blow to Nazi Germany's industrial heartland in an attempt to disrupt or halt armaments production and vital power supplies.
And the shifting structure of the industry makes the consolidation into a single grouping seem less likely than ever.Relations between France and Germany, once each other's privileged partners in armaments production, have declined sharply in the past two years.
Beevor does devote a chapter to Nazi-occupied Europe, and gives a solid, unflinching account of the Holocaust, though he never personalises any of its victims; but he skimps on or simply ignores many important aspects of the war, including the Manhattan Project, Albert Speer's transformation of German armaments production and the development of Ultra signals intelligence.
Children learn in history lessons about the mass mobilisation of men in Hitler's Germany for armaments production and public works programmes.
As a result, when the enemy invaded Soviet territory we did not have sufficient quantities either of old machinery which was no longer used for armament production or of new machinery which we had planned to introduce into armament production.
Starting life in 1847, William Armstrong opened a small factory making cranes, it quickly expanded into armament production and shipbuilding.
The details of the communist state's armament production were a mystery until the first U-2 flight from Germany in 1956.
No fewer than five "Supreme Authorities" had jurisdiction over armament production one of which, the Ministry of Economic Affairs, had declared in November 1941 that conditions did not permit an increase in armament production.
The biography of Speer, Hitler's minister of armaments and war production, consumed Ms. Sereny for more than a decade.
