The phrase "armoured units" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in military contexts to refer to military vehicles or forces that are protected by armor.
Example: "The army deployed several armoured units to the front lines to enhance their defensive capabilities."
Alternatives: "armored forces" or "armored vehicles".
Government officials blamed the unrest on criminal gangs in the south and Palestinian militants in the northwest and deployed armoured units to restore order.
Because of the weakness of their own forces, the Germans contributed by commanding and supplying the troops involved, and providing smaller mobile armoured units with heavy weapons.
The success of German mechanised units during the invasions of Poland and France convinced Australian defence planners that the Army required armoured units, and these began to be raised in 1941.
The success of German mechanised units during the invasions of Poland and France convinced Australian defence planners that the Army required armoured units, and these began to be raised in 1941 when the 1st Armoured Division was formed.
Instead, when the division required armoured support, it summoned it from armoured units outside the division, and the Tetrarchs were used to support infantry patrols and provide fire support.
The Chaos hordes, by contrast, have powerful, loyal and heavily armoured units without much ranged weaponry.
The equivalent tactical artillery and armoured units, however, are called regiments.
The ongoing fighting is believed to involve close to 1,000 opposition fighters and regime forces backed by armoured units, including tanks.
Armoured units under Khamis's command have taken part in heavy fighting in Misrata, a key port and rebel stronghold between Tripoli and Benghazi.
IN THE first few days of the Yom Kippur war in October 1973, Israeli armoured units were attacked by Egyptian forces armed with Soviet-made anti-tank missiles.
