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| r and yield useful items such as a pistol or | ammunition, a machete, dynamite, health potions or the |
| an Princess, a 1971 collection of poems, and | Ammunition, a 1975 collection of poems. |
| In addition, it is reported that | ammunition abandoned since the war, can be found at the |
| The | ammunition aboard the Venus Challenger exploded when th |
| though common speculation is that it was an | ammunition accident. |
| n weapons, but will lose all the weapons and | ammunition acquired before being killed. |
| The troops were exhausted and low on | ammunition after two months of retreating throughout al |
| 6 rocket-propelled grenades, five rifles and | ammunition after searching a compound in the southeaste |
| rty of twenty of the enermy he exhausted his | ammunition against them, then, standing in full view, h |
| and reinforcing protection for personnel and | ammunition against shellfire. |
| Also seized were 3,000 rounds of | ammunition, AK47s, anti-personnel mines and 22 rocket-p |
| balloons were being attacked was incendiary | ammunition allowed, and the pilot was required to carry |
| Their | ammunition almost completely expended, the friendly tro |
| suitable, it is fair to assume that the same | ammunition also performs efficiently on other ungulates |
| n 3 May and resumed the work of distributing | ammunition among the assembled ships. |
| ry to March 1945, Las Vegas Victory shuttled | ammunition among the Caroline Islands and the Marshall |
| torian times when the area was used to store | ammunition, and the name was derived from Gun Village. |
| tems supplied by the Admiralty such as guns, | ammunition and communications equipment. |
| food, clothing, medical supplies, gasoline, | ammunition, and other cargo to the front lines and evac |
| made an improved version of the Rocket Ball | ammunition, and a carbine and pistol version of the lev |
| zle-loaders or one chambered for 9mm rimfire | ammunition, and finally any rocket-launcher or mortar w |
| ablecloth (accounts vary) with gunpowder and | ammunition, and transported it back to the fort. |
| force's German weaponry for which he had no | ammunition, and instead armed his troops with the newly |
| ators for a nominal fee to cover the cost of | ammunition and wear and tear on the guns themselves. |
| itary Element' had decommissioned 'some arms | ammunition and explosive devices'. |
| ngholds which were being rapidly filled with | ammunition and rebels. |
| roduction, particularly the manufacturing of | ammunition and weapons. |
| nt abilities and target ranges) have limited | ammunition and the player can aim at specific parts of |
| ng road infrastructure; a dump for supplies, | ammunition, and gasoline drums, along with a drinkable |
| covered the following day, rifles, grenades, | ammunition and documents were discovered. |
| pe for this but its known to fire 9mm or .38 | ammunition and even 7.62x39mm Soviet M1943 rounds. |
| t tankers" tasked with providing fuel, food, | ammunition and other supplies to Royal Navy vessels aro |
| , 3 March 1862, with a cargo of army wagons, | ammunition, and camp equipment on board. |
| She departed Hawaii on 6 May with | ammunition and general cargo for Okinawa. |
| last radio message stated that he was out of | ammunition and called for a 40-round mortar strike near |
| Automatic weapons, together with | ammunition and silencers, were seized by the police. |
| od, munitions, forage, weapons, clothing and | ammunition, and needed to be held by his forces to keep |
| e junks to search for contraband weapons and | ammunition and check the identification papers of perso |
| advanced machining to cover many aspects of | ammunition and missile systems. |
| Sniper positions, discarded | ammunition, and 15 Iraqi Army uniforms were later disco |
| , smothering the crew in flames, cooking off | ammunition and igniting combustible materials, generall |
| etermine a battle's outcome: food, salaries, | ammunition, and strategy (offensive or defensive). |
| ng road infrastructure; a dump for supplies, | ammunition, and gasoline drums, along with a drinkable |
| lery pieces, 1,400 trucks and 10,000 tons of | ammunition and supplies from the wharves at the Leningr |
| Ammunition and Supply Company in Manta | |
| de single-use keycards to open locked doors, | ammunition, and a torch which allows better vision in d |
| ng road infrastructure; a dump for supplies, | ammunition, and gasoline drums; drinkable water and a m |
| Ammunition and Supply Company in Crava | |
| Ammunition and Supply Company in Magliano Alpi | |
| Lewenhaupt was to bring a fresh supply of | ammunition and food to support the Swedish army in a pr |
| The cannons, rifles, | ammunition and supplies and prisoners were taken. |
| a standstill, but they ran out of artillery | ammunition and had to withdraw to Labadieville, opening |
| 000 troops, hundreds of vehicles and tons of | ammunition and other supplies had been landed and moved |
| Allen's car, along with about 250 rounds of | ammunition, and a notebook containing the names, addres |
| used the north aisle of the church to store | ammunition, and this was ignited by a shot from a canno |
| rski Islands, she took aboard a full load of | ammunition and supplies and prepared to participate in |
| Squad members can share | ammunition and heal one another. |
| Later when the need for | ammunition and grenades became critical he shot 2 enemy |
| ng road infrastructure; a dump for supplies, | ammunition, and gasoline drums, along with a drinkable |
| surrendered much of his tribe's armament and | ammunition, and agreed that they were subject to Englis |
| ntil the afternoon of 4 August; left without | ammunition and fuel, they were then forced to pull back |
| uring of their own, special 10 inch (254 mm) | ammunition, and were problematic for the British to emp |
| n boots, and fur pelts at the post for guns, | ammunition, and tea. |
| longer being actively used, machinery, guns, | ammunition, and other equipment was salvaged from the w |
| keeps Nina in restraints but leaves her with | ammunition and spotter duties while Jack fires upon the |
| latoon, moving from man to man, distributing | ammunition, and shouting words of encouragement he obse |
| t eight enemy snipers despite running out of | ammunition and being forced to fight hand to hand, and |
| had received more than 329 million pounds of | ammunition and had shipped more than 208 million pounds |
| e types then in production, but carried more | ammunition and had greater range than either. |
| then, as there were important stockpiles of | ammunition and French industry fell short of producing |
| The company also produces | ammunition and accessories for its products. |
| l as a contraband merchant selling gun caps, | ammunition, and the much needed quinine. |
| The Soviets agreed to support him with | ammunition and soldiers. |
| the coast of County Kerry carrying arms and | ammunition, and that a man had been arrested after comi |
| the two men had improperly packed their own | ammunition and the shots did not penetrate Eto's skull. |
| She discharged her | ammunition and guns at the Royal Arsenal, was paid out |
| ched that port on 14 May and transferred her | ammunition and stores ashore to the naval ammunition de |
| (Giovanni Battista Rinuccini), with muskets, | ammunition and money with which to pay his soldiers' wa |
| h uniforms, well-maintained rifles, adequate | ammunition, and some semblance of discipline. |
| operation, citing a lack of heavy artillery, | ammunition, and troop reserves. |
| Wesson to develop Walter Hunt's Rocket Ball | ammunition and lever action mechanism. |
| d in a long series of marches, resupply with | ammunition and then retreat, rather than giving battle |
| oldiers of the division were entirely out of | ammunition and gasoline, and remaining troops surrender |
| her cargo and continued shuttling supplies, | ammunition, and equipment in and out of the war zone un |
| , Captain Ralph Ouseley, and helped to carry | ammunition and messages to the guards. |
| ineering services, maintenance and supply of | ammunition and firearms for the NSW Police Force. |
| , on 5 September 1945 for Eniwetok, carrying | ammunition and fresh water. |
| nd the landing in Ostend of large amounts of | ammunition and food after the Battle of Wijnendale. |
| She receives petroleum products, | ammunition and stores from shuttle ships and redistribu |
| h sailed for Nantes, France, with a cargo of | ammunition and trucks. |
| g Joseph Trewavas), one rifle, ten rounds of | ammunition, and a cutlass apiece to face two hundred en |
| efings, O Groups, and the issuing of stores, | ammunition and equipment. |
| Greatly outnumbered and short of | ammunition and supplies, the Malay Regiment continued t |
| towing duties, tender services, and carried | ammunition and powder up from City Point, Virginia. |
| ernment farm building and took all firearms, | ammunition and weaponry they could find. |
| 1944, when the ships they were loading with | ammunition and bombs exploded. |
| rials from warehouses believed to be housing | ammunition and military supplies. |
| cs lines were already at breaking point with | ammunition and fuel shortages most apparent, and it wou |
| ally Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse exhausted her | ammunition and began to flee the battle. |
| he conducted tests of newly developed 3-inch | ammunition and acoustic torpedo defense equipment. |
| nny Army Depot was established in 1941 as an | ammunition and general supply storage depot. |
| h transports and carrying off 5 cannon, some | ammunition, and some flour. |
| It contains a museum of arms and | ammunition, and can be visited by prior arrangement. |
| discussions with a view to prohibiting live | ammunition and firing weapons within the range of the b |
| ded internal stowage for 200 rounds of 37 mm | ammunition and up to 12,250 rounds of .30-caliber. |
| All troops have limited | ammunition and fuel; replenishing them means landing th |
| g the Japanese from landing heavy artillery, | ammunition, and other supplies. |
| tes pursued, but due to the lack of cannons, | ammunition, and shoes, broke off and fell back to Dandr |
| hands, with their huge supplies of weapons, | ammunition and provisions, which the speed of your atta |
| organization also destroyed motor vehicles, | ammunition and enemy fuel supplies. |
| That same year | ammunition and rifles were bought for a first 10,000 me |
| turning elements such as a limited supply of | ammunition, and more emphasis on exploration and puzzle |
| When Kinkel's rifle ran out of | ammunition and he began to reload, wounded student Jaco |
| countries were prevented from selling arms, | ammunition and all related technical assistance or trai |
| inations, carrying six Vickers machine guns, | ammunition and spare parts, eight motorcycles without s |
| rtment alleging there had been found illegal | ammunition and narcotics. |
| discussions with a view to prohibiting live | ammunition and firing weapons within the range of the b |
| ttle Creek until 25 April except for loading | ammunition and gasoline at Craney Island, Virginia. |
| y port in the northern wall used to bring in | ammunition and other supplies during the military opera |
| action and gallantry saved a large amount of | ammunition and material and probably many lives." |
| he returned fire sparingly in order to save | ammunition and because he could fire only when the ship |
| unit under ComSoWesPac, commenced dispensing | ammunition and explosives to ships preparing for the Ph |
| s two weapons - a machine gun with unlimited | ammunition and a limited number of missiles (four at th |
| he Germans, probably because of their unique | ammunition, and generally served on coast-defense dutie |
| ... I have received a new supply of | ammunition and can take your works by assault, and if c |
| ell fell on one of the limbers, exploded the | ammunition and caused several casualties. |
| ar to provide labourers and porters to carry | ammunition and supplies, supplementing the integral log |
| Besides holding a large cache of | ammunition and gunpowder, the Bastille had been known f |
| needed to be rebuilt to accept 107mm Russian | ammunition and was never used by Russian army. |
| ld was driving a 3 ton truck full of cleared | ammunition and explosives into the magazine area when i |
| -limits battlefields filled with mines, live | ammunition, and rusting military equipment, the futilit |
| riven by an intricate simulation that tracks | ammunition and fuel, inventories for each and every uni |
| the headland to anchored boats, and unspent | ammunition and unexploded shells may still be encounter |
| p height to drop canisters packed with guns, | ammunition and food. |
| l weapons, on the other hand, are limited in | ammunition and have no ability to upgrade in level. |
| bags for repair of the battery, handed along | ammunition, and supplied the gunners with wine and wate |
| as rejected because of the poor range of the | ammunition and the difficulty in procuring it. |
| both sides and no transportation of arms and | ammunition and explosives. |
| Russian empire, he was supplied with stores, | ammunition, and a force of 3,000 Albanians. |
| ays including they said requisitioning arms, | ammunition and mounts from known delinquents such as Lo |
| great quantity of food, clothing, small arms | ammunition and medical stores in Winchester. |
| attacks he moved among the men distributing | ammunition and contributing with rifle fire and throwin |
| tish author of books on firearms, artillery, | ammunition, and fortification, as well as biographies o |
| nicked and dropped their loads leaving food, | ammunition and equipment behind. |
| nstrators died Friday when police fired live | ammunition and tear gas to halt rioting, said Singh. |
| needed to supply combat supplies, artillery | ammunition and engineering equipment. |
| ains early on, but after using most of their | ammunition and coming under a heavy artillery bombardme |
| Out of | ammunition and surrounded, Coburn surrendered, along wi |
| sent two convoys to Gaeta with supplies and | ammunition and landed four 32-poundeer guns from Excell |
| ng road infrastructure; a dump for supplies, | ammunition, and gasoline drums, along with a drinkable |
| , he brought back to his own lines, his gun, | ammunition and a severely wounded man. |
| oiding unnecessary exertion, expenditures of | ammunition and risk of injury. |
| nstituted the vital pipeline conveying fuel, | ammunition, and food to the advanced bases. |
| ng road infrastructure; a dump for supplies, | ammunition, and gasoline drums, along with a drinkable |
| Taliban forces fired | ammunition and missiles at the troops from rooftops, co |
| nemy in hand-to-hand combat, gathered up the | ammunition, and returned to his unit. |
| ng road infrastructure; a dump for supplies, | ammunition, and gasoline drums, along with a drinkable |
| desperate efforts to speed up the supply of | ammunition and at the same time repeatedly risked his l |
| About 110 tons of | ammunition and CS gas were made ready in New Jersey for |
| d in the theft and sale of military weapons, | ammunition, and equipment, including body armor. |
| The ship was carrying | ammunition and the tremendous explosion caused 378 fata |
| The poor state of the artillery, shortage of | ammunition and poor preparation of the Spanish forces a |
| llions and were given a limited capacity for | ammunition and dry stores as well as a new midships sup |
| Bora, with duties consisting of handing out | ammunition and taking inventory. |
| for taking on smaller tasks such as carrying | ammunition and sapping the enemy walls. |
| Molnar found that his squad's | ammunition and grenade supply was nearly expended. |
| After leave and upkeep, she offloaded | ammunition and equipment at NWS Seal Beach and NS San D |
| andon many gunboats, barges, land transport, | ammunition and money. |
| The government allegedly found arms and | ammunition and some potentially evidential documents on |
| mouths of the White and Arkansas Rivers with | ammunition and ordnance, and occasionally fired at Conf |
| Ammunition and medical supplies were parachuted into 75 | |
| They were running out of | ammunition and supplies, and a full German counter-atta |
| ith fighters armed with Kalashnikovs, RPGss, | ammunition and hand grenades. |
| illed 14 soldiers and 10 residents, and took | ammunition and weaponry before retreating back into Mex |
| chambered to use the standard French 13.2 mm | ammunition and with its rate of fire increased to 1000 |
| eir garrison of 60 men and large supplies of | ammunition and commissary stores. |
| Defence, a major manufacturer of explosives, | ammunition and small arms. |
| On 5 September she departed with a cargo of | ammunition and provisions, arriving at Pusan, Korea two |
| ces overcame his battalion, which was low on | ammunition and air support, during a fierce battle. |
| then loaded supplies, including 405 tons of | ammunition and 10 locomotives destined for Marseilles, |
| During the ensuing months she transported | ammunition and construction materials to the Republic o |
| the Law relating to the Exportation of Arms, | Ammunition, and Military and Naval Stores, was an Act o |
| ng road infrastructure; a dump for supplies, | ammunition, and gasoline drums, along with a drinkable |
| t side expended in average 322,000 rounds of | ammunition, and 1,000 artillery shells per day. |
| supplied by the Admiralty, such as weapons, | ammunition and wireless equipment. |
| matic to keep frontline troops supplied with | ammunition, and its non-adjustable rear sight (fixed fo |
| s weariness from fighting, lack of supplies, | ammunition, and weapons, and the overwhelming strength |
| ntained contact (and combat) as far as their | ammunition and fuel held out. |
| They also seized large quantities of | ammunition, and means of transportation. |
| z, were equally short of manpower, supplies, | ammunition, and training; most resources were already d |
| ded his light blue Ford Taurus with guns and | ammunition and ventured on a three-day, two-state shoot |
| 12th Cavalry, along with rations, water and | ammunition, and evacuating the dead and wounded. |
| eventual closure, shipping all conventional | ammunition and supplies to other installations. |
| astructure; a dump was created for supplies, | ammunition, and gasoline drums, along with a drinkable |
| Folland dropped his recoilless rifle | ammunition, and ran forward to join his commander in an |
| ey believed that the militants were short of | ammunition and would be captured soon. |
| his duties on the Committee on Ordnance and | Ammunition and the Anti-Aircraft Sub-Committee during W |
| spite his own wounds, as he was distributing | ammunition and taking charge when Howard was wounded or |
| Navy destroyed the wreck due to its unstable | ammunition, and location near to Rathlin harbour being |
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