Sentence examples for weapons section from inspiring English sources
"It's much longer and more explicit," a European diplomat familiar with the agency's work said of the report's weapons section.
Over all, though, the Weapons section presents a puzzling assortment of works that relate to the theme in no consistent way.
Two glass cases, with shotguns on sale for as little as $172£11818), stand sentry at the beginning of the weapons section.
Perhaps the most disturbing is the weapons section, which features manuals on how to create explosives and chemical weapons.
Upon graduation in June 1932, he stayed on as an instructor in the Weapons Section, where he was responsible for demonstrating weapons like the M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle.
Younger boys are playing near the stalls, some of them riding BMXs and weaving in and out of the tables that comprise the weapons section of the Libyan capital's central marketplace.
The system is currently being tested and used in the weapon section base of "Vasco da Gama" Class Frigates, providing support related with faults detected in the equipment subsystems which are part of the SEWACO combat system.
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