The phrase "arms aircraft" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to military aircraft equipped with weapons, but the phrasing is ambiguous and lacks clarity.
Example: "The military plans to upgrade its arms aircraft to enhance combat capabilities."
Alternatives: "armed aircraft" or "military aircraft".
Mr. Fitzwater said that despite the sanctions, which have been in force for three weeks, Baghdad was still receiving shipments of arms, aircraft parts and some of the raw materials used in the manufacture of chemical weapons.
The government soon banned the sale or transfer of Norwegian arms, aircraft and ships to Spain.
Further, they do not forbid all trade even with proscribed countries but only those items specified in the Security Council resolution (most often arms, aircraft, etc).
Davis' idea was adopted in 1915 by the Royal Naval Air Service, which ordered guns of 40, 57, and 75 millimetres for arming aircraft against airships and submarines.
But Shen Dingli, an expert at Fudan University in Shanghai on US-China relations, said: "The US has not sent armed aircraft … China in turn does not send its fighters to fly towards B-52s".
While the situation became more stable from late July 1962, No. 79 Squadron maintained armed aircraft on alert at all times and scrambled Sabres when unidentified aircraft were detected.
The Hispanos were found to be so unreliable that the squadron requested an exchange of its aircraft with the older Browning-armed aircraft of an operational training unit.
These penetrated the ship's flight deck and burst inside her hangars, setting the fueled and armed aircraft there on fire.
These penetrated the ship's flight deck and burst inside her hangars, setting the fuelled and armed aircraft there on fire.
Humans rendered as heat signatures lose identity, and the very scale of this unraveling tragedy is brought to the fore the hulking ships, heavily armed aircraft, helicopters, and sprawling camps seen in a medium that both clarifies and abstracts them.
It has been buying arms and aircraft from abroad to resupply the men fighting there.
