They are reasonably sophisticated, single-use munitions that, in the main, are kept under lock and key by the governments and arms firms that possess them.
By "unforeseen" they mean bunkers and used munitions on the former site of the Bradley armored-vehicle manufacturer; I'm no clairvoyant, but really – nobody expected that?
The lack of visible marks might signal that the air team was using munitions with airburst fuzes, which detonate above the ground and create shock waves, according to weapons experts.
One comedian, Scott Blakeman, cited the violence in Oakland involving Occupy Wall Protesters there and called the protesters in New York City fortunate because the police here "haven't used munitions yet".
Those were the days: when the US government categorized important software as dual-use munitions, and tried to impose government backdoors on all mobile communications.
Whereas, in our bold and beautiful today, the US government is … categorizing important software as dual-use munitions, and trying to impose government backdoors on all mobile communications.
Some British advisers also complained that the Marines had little regard for civilian casualties and had used munitions containing depleted uranium that caused birth defects for years after the battle.
"We are pretty confident that it's going to be extremely difficult for the United States to use cluster munitions in future," says Thomas Nash, co- ordinator of the Cluster Munition Coalition, an umbrella body of groups wanting a ban.
"Police intend to use chemical munitions".
If the referendum does not pass, the Navy will be able to use live munitions again.
If the referendum, expected next year, does not pass, the Navy will be able to use live munitions again.
