Sentence examples for weapons for testing from inspiring English sources

With plans to buy up to 4,100 IARs to complement and partially replace its 10,000 M249s (of which 8,000 will remain in service) held at platoon level, it has acquired 450 of the Heckler & Koch HK416 based weapons for testing.

Iran has paved over large swaths of a restricted military base that United Nations nuclear inspectors have sought unsuccessfully to visit for years because they suspect it was once a laboratory for testing weapons triggers, an antiproliferation monitoring group said Thursday in a study of new satellite imagery, suggesting the Iranians had tried to sanitize the site.

In the basement, members of the United Partisan Organization constructed a soundproof room for testing weapons they had managed to smuggle in from outside.

The treaty mandates that the moon and other celestial bodies be used only for peaceful purposes and not for testing weapons of any kind.

He was able to inform Groves in March 1945 that an implosion-type nuclear weapon would be ready for testing in July.

And they help poison the waters off the Washington-Oregon coast, where the Navy plays its games, just like they poisoned the waters surrounding Vieques, a tropical paradise island off the coast of Puerto Rico, which, as I wrote several years ago, "was commandeered by the U.S. military as a throwaway site for weapons testing" for 62 years.

The crucial condition, insisted on by Congress all along, is that any such future weapons tinkering avoid the need for testing.

The message and the fact that Mr. Blair traveled here after years in which Pakistan has been given a cold-shoulder by the United States and Britain for testing nuclear weapons and abandoning civilian rule, were aimed at helping the government ward off pressures from militant Islamic groups over General Musharraf's commitment to support military action in Afghanistan.

Inexplicably, although the weapon was introduced and ready for testing in 1931, not a single test was carried out against any submarines or to determine the bomb's behaviour under water.

The U.S. Navy uses the island for weapons testing.

The ominous mood is deepened by the fact that St Kilda now serves as a radar tracking site for weapons testing.