Sentence examples for get munitions from inspiring English sources

And on Saturday, Connecticut's Second Company Governor's Foot Guard in New Haven will hold its annual Powder House Day in observance of the event 227 years ago when Arnold successfully demanded the keys to the powder house so the militia could get munitions to fight the British in Massachusetts.

"How Germany Has Worked In U.S. To Shape Opinion, Block The Allies And Get Munitions For Herself, Told By Secret Agents' Letters," read the scandalous headline in August 1915.

He rented a factory, installed the machines & set about getting munitions contracts.

The few powder-mills were in ruins, the manufacture of the explosive was almost a lost art, and the country was nearly destitute of ammunition and other warlike stores.6 Any hope of getting munitions from England which may have survived the adoption of the non-importation agreement of December, 1774, was destroyed by the outbreak of hostilities in the following spring.

The officials said they were receiving intelligence about the attacks -- who is carrying them out and where they are getting their munitions -- from a variety of sources.

"They have manpower, they have munitions and food supplies.

Congress gave its unwitting permission by passing emergency appropriations funding for the defense department to reload the precision weaponry expended in Afghanistan, and a very expensive accelerated program to get all these munitions to the military by September or October so that war can be waged this fall.

But after the politically potent Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs vigorously attacked him he changed his mind, saying he had made a mistake and it was burdensome for sportsmen to have to fill out forms to get guns and am munition.

It is not clear how the munitions got here.

To get a job at Victory Munitions you need security clearance and proof of cliché.

Well-placed sources made clear yesterday that despite opposition from the military, the government is prepared to get rid of the cluster munitions in Britain's armoury: the lsraeli-designed M85 artillery weapon used during the 2003 invasion of Iraq and in attacks on Lebanon two years ago; and the M73, part of a weapons system for Apache helicopters.