Sentence examples for its weaponry from inspiring English sources

But it has had next to no combat experience since a brief and undistinguished foray into Vietnam in 1979 and a huge deployment to crush pro-democracy unrest ten years later.China is even coyer about its war-fighting capabilities than it is about its weaponry.

Despite the thaw in relations, Taiwan has said it aims to update its weaponry, including new surface-to-air missiles, to counter the perceived military threat from China.

Islamic State boosted its weaponry considerably when it acquired US-made arms and military vehicles, including tanks, which were left by Iraqi troops fleeing their advance.

And it has taken the opportunity to upgrade its weaponry in the south, militia leaders say.

The clandestine nature of the I.R.A. makes it difficult to estimate the amount of its weaponry with accuracy.

Numerous war games have analyzed what it would take to eliminate the regime and its weaponry, he noted, but little has been done to study what might happen afterward.

A force 1,200 men strong, the RSP is known amongst the Burkinabé people for its substantial weaponry, and its autonomy from any other armed force, since it exclusively operates under the president's command.

The new interagency effort in Washington comes at a time when Israeli and American intelligence officials have been concerned by Iran's swift advances in its computer weaponry, particularly its ability to disrupt existing infrastructure.

But South Korean and American military officials now say that despite economic woes and widespread famine, North Korea has replaced much of its obsolete weaponry, and its troops are well prepared to go to battle.

The French fear that, if Europe loses the capacity to make its own weaponry, it will lose the ability to have an independent foreign policy.

So far, so Die Hard, but what makes this shoot-'em-up special is the level of inspired environmental detail with which it flashes its elaborate weaponry.