Sentence examples for weapon load from inspiring English sources

With a weapon load of 37,000 pounds (16,800 kg), the B-1B can fly 4,600 miles (7,400 km) without refueling.

The standard torpedo carried by Triton was the Mark 37, with a weapon load of ten forward and five aft.

The British trainer requirement had been more demanding, requiring supersonic performance and superior avionics; as a result, the Br.121 needed a thinner wing, increased weapon load and more power, the latter to meet the RAF's ferry range of.

It served in an combined anti-submarine and anti-ship role, carrying the Exocet missile as an alternative to the normal anti-submarine weapon load of four Mark 44 or Mark 46 torpedos.

The superiority of the Phantom over the English Electric Lightning in terms of both range and weapon load, combined with the successful introduction of the SEPECAT Jaguar, meant that, during the mid-1970s, mofthef the ground attack Phantoms in Germany were redeployed to the UK to replace air defence Lightning squadrons.

Then the weapon load out you should have is a silent mp5, a silent pistol and the dart rifle.

Battle damage and sudden increase in the load demand (e.g., pulsed loads, high-energy weapon loads) can overload the generators.

2B's weapon load-outs can be edited, always comprising two sets of two arms, and she'll level up throughout the game; but her looks remain set from beginning to end, barring the occasional tattiness of clothing if a battle goes right to the wire.

Ordered to fire in relays, the pairs were to try to keep at least one weapon loaded at all times, to reduce the effectiveness of the tomahawk attacks.

The Victor's bomb bay was much larger than that of the Valiant and Vulcan, which allowed heavier weapon loads to be carried at the cost of range.

And consider how many individuals have been killed simply for instinctively reaching for any kind of weapon, loaded or not, during the initial trauma of a SWAT team raid.