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ordnance

[awrd-nuhns] / ˈɔrd nəns /


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Under the terms of the amnesty, people are invited to hand over illegal weapons including military-grade, legally-owned arms they no longer want, ammunition, and ordnance, anonymously and without fear of prosecution.

From Reuters

It and the rest of the Western Balkans are awash with military-grade weapons and ordnance that stayed in private hands after the 1990s wars that tore apart the former Yugoslavia.

From Reuters

Despite strong gun controls, Serbia and the rest of the Western Balkans are awash with military-grade weapons and ordnance that stayed in private hands after the 1990s wars.

From Reuters

Some of the ammunition was being transported to Savernake Forest, which served a munitions storage facility for British, American and German ordnance brought back from mainland Europe.

From BBC

After that incident, the Russian defence ministry admitted that one of its Su-34 jets had "accidentally discharged aircraft ordnance" over the city.

From BBC