Sentence examples for munition production from inspiring English sources

Her mother and her older sister supported the war effort and were employed by David Lloyd George to persuade women into munition production.

During World War II the city was a centre of munitions production and air training.

Munitions production came under the Defence of the Realm Act, which meant that punishment could be severe.

Throughout the remainder of 1914 and the early months of 1915, Lloyd George was a vigorous advocate of increased munitions production.

Germany, blockaded by the Allies, had no source of natural ammonia for explosives, so Haber switched his factories to munitions production.

In Britain during the First World War, women also worked in munitions production; by June , 1917 eighty per cent of the weaponry and ammunition for the British Army was made by Munitionettes, as the women were called.

US central command said it conducted eight strikes against the group in the west of Aleppo and that those targets included training camps, an explosives and munitions production facility, a communication building and command and control facilities.

The operation on Tuesday took place in northern Babil Province, a region that once served as a munitions production base for the old Iraqi Army and that has become a caldron of loosely knit insurgent cells.

Germany spends over €2 billion a year subsidising bonus payments for working evenings and weekends an incentive first introduced by the Nazis to boost munitions production during the second world war.The financial crisis has been a missed opportunity to cut this sort of outdated largesse, says Pierre Leblanc of the OECD.

Munitions production and usage was rife during WW II, leaving many countries littered with munitions to this day [15],[15].

Between 1935-9 and 1944, US munitions production increased 140 times versus 7 times in Germany while national output nearly doubled.