Sentence examples for live ordnance from inspiring English sources

The helicopter was carrying live ordnance.

In fact, Dr. Bini had taught students how to remove live ordnance from patients in sessions at Wilford Hall Medical Center at Lackland Air Force Base, where he is stationed when not at war.

When the war ended and other men went home, they worked on until 1920, clearing live ordnance and exhuming bodies from battlefield burials and moving them to the new war cemeteries.

Gallaccio's pebble was scorched not in an atomic bomb test conducted at the height of the cold war, but in a hollow dug in the shingle where the National Trust regularly blows up live ordnance to dispose of it.

Were you aware that this private, aboveground site would hold 4,000 casks of waste directly under the low-level path of 7,000 flights of F-16's each year, with many of these fighter-bombers armed with live ordnance?

Graham Burgess, deputy leader of the council – who graciously said that if the MoD would like to present them the land, after checking first for live ordnance, the council would be pleased to accept it – was not surprised, as an ex-navy man, that the site had kept its secrets for so long.

And communities are employing indigenous awareness to mitigate ordnance-related environmental constraints (such as land and transport denial), living with ordnance, with a significant degree of success and safety.

But more people now live under the ordnance's flight path.

However, the Ministry of Defence said no live missiles or ordnance were being used in the testing of ground-based air defence systems in London this week.

Of those calls, about 22percentt actually involve live devices, live military ordnance or illegal explosives.

Equipped with sound and light systems that go off when a mine is uncovered or touched in the wrong way, it aims to assist the training of locals who live amid the deadly ordnance and who risk their lives by trying to uncover them without the training or skills to do so safely.