Sentence examples for explosive weaponry from inspiring English sources

What was less common at the time, though, was the addition of explosive weaponry.

For these targets, which are invulnerable to machine gun fire, the player must utilise secondary, explosive weaponry: grenades and rockets.

"An estimated 350,000 children are trapped in western Mosul, and the impact and other explosive weaponry in those narrow, densely-populated streets is likely to be more deadly and indiscriminate than anything we have seen in the conflict so far," Maurizio Crivallero, Save the Children's Iraq Country Director said in a statement.

"Although I wasn't in a hostile country and I wasn't under any direct threat of fire," he says, "I was loading high explosive weaponry to aircraft, knowing that it was then going to be taken to another country and dropped on people irrespective of whether they were terrorists, insurgents, or just the local population".

The development of explosive weaponry over the last ∼150 years has seen a transition from ballistics (e.g., gunshots) to explosives (e.g., improvised explosive devices, mortars, rocket-propelled grenades and landmines) as the predominant mechanism of injury with the latter increasing the odds of large traumatic wounds in multiple areas.

Toward accomplishing the objectives of Al Qaeda, Lindh underwent rigorous training in explosives, weaponry and the other arts of terror and then took up arms as a front-line soldier for Al Qaeda.

However, in 20 minutes of coming attractions (not to mention a James Bond-style commercial for beer), I saw more money poured into glamorizing explosives, weaponry and commercialized violence than I'd witnessed in quite some time.

It now occupies an eleven-thousand-square-foot warehouse on the Gowanus Canal and handles everything from explosives and weaponry to bulk confetti, especially for live shows.

Blair has been accused of ignoring demands from IRA victims to press Gaddafi on the issue of compensation for people in Northern Ireland and Britain who were injured or whose loved ones were killed by Libyan-supplied semtex explosives and weaponry.

And if he can pass through the machines unmolested while carrying a small metal case, he reckons, what's to stop someone of malicious intent bringing explosives or weaponry through the same channel Jonathan Corbett noted three things about the images of passengers that the agents monitoring the scanners see: the human body is white; the background is black; and metal objects show up in black.

A display of Islamic State improvised explosive devices and weaponry in Duhok, Iraqi Kurdistan.