The phrase "arms combat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing military or martial arts situations involving the use of weapons or physical fighting techniques.
Example: "The training program focuses on various forms of arms combat, preparing soldiers for real-life scenarios."
Alternatives: "weapon combat" or "armed combat".
Though we might be quick to credit technology for American deadliness, keep in mind that the lopsided casualty rates apply even in situations of close, small arms combat, where the technological gap between opposing forces is not a decisive factor.
One official told Agence France-Presse that, according to French intelligence, Saïd, the older of the two Kouachi brothers, travelled to Yemen in 2011, where the 34-year-old received training in small arms combat and marksmanship.
He is thought to have trained in small arms combat and marksmanship.
troops, combat arms, combat support (CS), or combat service support (CSS) units.
The Rules of Engagement and the Law of Armed Combat do not permit combatants to shoot at people who are surrendering or who no longer pose a threat because of their injuries.
And an afternoon of small-arms combat was ahead.
Often photographed with a mustache and wearing a black beret and combat fatigues, he justified the rebels' armed combat in stark terms.
Death squads made up of heavily armed combat troops travelled throughout northern Chile, rounding up villagers and leaving behind a trail of corpses.
At the General Synod's meeting in the autumn, he spoke in favour of a motion that committed the church to the defence of threatened Christian enclaves, and in his own speech made explicit that this might involve armed combat.
Armed combat between Georgians and the minority Ossetians over a mountainous region in the south of the republic has entered its fifth month, having already claimed several dozen lives on each side.
Operation Sentinel has put heavily armed combat troops in public view as they patrol key sites in military fatigues, at an annual cost running into hundreds of millions of euros.
