Sentence examples for explosive munitions from inspiring English sources

Cluster bombs open in flight and scatter dozens of explosive munitions over wide areas.

Bombturbation is a term that describes the impacts of explosive munitions upon the landscape.

Another area of substantial difference is the management of explosive munitions, particularly the decommissioning of out-of-specification materials.

The goal of this research is to characterize and help understand soil development within areas disturbed by explosive munitions on the WWI battlefield of Verdun, France (1916).

Whereas the data collected at Verdun suggest that explosive munitions have put that landscape on diverging path of development, thus rendering it much different post-disturbance landscape, Khe Sanh displays much different recovery patterns.

ISIS left behind dangerous explosive munitions when it fled the city.

They endure regular barrages from high-explosive munitions and shortages of equipment and ammunition.

Both of these so-called indiscriminate weapons, which strike large areas with a dense succession of high-explosive munitions, by their nature cannot be fired precisely.

Coupled to counterbattery radars that often show exactly where rockets have been fired from, Americans gun lines can quickly fire on so-called "point-of-origin" positions with barrages of white phosphorous or air-bursting high-explosive munitions.

Several of the videos show what appear to be numerous fatalities with no visible injuries, which is consistent with death from chemical weapons, and inconsistent with death from small-arms, high-explosive munitions or blister agents.

A high-explosive munition known as "squash head", fired by some British tanks, flattens a ball of plastic explosives against an armoured vehicle.