Sentence examples for weaponry fire from inspiring English sources

At the end of the war, she had an SP surface-search, a SK-2 air-search, a Mark 38 main battery fire control system with Mark 13 and 27 radars, a Mark 37 secondary battery fire control system with Mark 12, 22 and 32 radars, and a Mark 57 smaller weaponry fire control system, with a Mark 34 radar.

The four-page document relates to weaponry fired between 21 and 26 July, days after the MH17 crash.

Elsewhere in Syria, fatal clashes were reported in neighborhoods in the southern city of Dara'a, the font of the year-old Syrian uprising, where tanks and other heavy weaponry firing into a residential neighborhood had killed five members of one family and grievously wounded a sixth, opposition activists said.

The images of police in riot gear, with armored vehicles and heavy weaponry, firing a tear-gas canister at an Al Jazeera camera crew (and then putting their lights and camera onto the ground after the crew fled in terror) have drawn alarming reactions from the left and the right.

In Abobo, small arms fire has given way to the use of heavy weaponry, the United Nations said.

But Hamas "is not expected to wave a white flag" and is reserving rockets and weaponry to fire at the end of the conflict, the intelligence chiefs said.

"Part 1" is sure fire weaponry with rattling percussion and a kick drum made to bump you into next week, whilst the bassline pressure of "Part 2" is one that we imagine would actually fuck with you considerably were you actually on acid.

The ban was initiated in 2015 amid growing concerns about rapid-fire weaponry into Australia, as the state and federal governments grew closer to a review of the National Firearms Agreement.

It left bereaved wives and children, in an incident that may turn out to be a parable of what can happen when human error creeps into the use of remotely fired weaponry.

"We are satisfied because the Gbagbo residence is a headquarters, and it is from this headquarters that shots from heavy weaponry are being fired," Mignard told Europe-1 radio.

At least 12 of the rifles in his possession at the time of the shooting were outfitted with a legal modification called a "bump stock" that turned them into machine gun-like weaponry capable of firing hundreds of rounds a minute.