munition

• “Furthermore, anything modified for a munition is a munition.”

  August « 2008 « Isegoria

• “I could tell you a good deal about the achievement of Ulster in munition production, her ships, aeroplanes, shells and ammunition of many kinds, but that privilege is as yet denied to me.”

  The Strategic Position of Ulster

• “It may be that, since women are good enough for all the work of the army, except fighting, they may prove good enough to release some of the fighting material now moored in munition work and reserved occupations.”

  Blinds Up In Britain

• “It is as good as the spirit of their comrades in munition factories in Great Britain.”

  Defence of Liberty—There and Here

• “They threw everything into the furnace, their comfort, they cut down their follies and their boys and girls and old men and old women went to work in munition works.”

  The One Thing Needful

• “They seem industrious and efficient and the testimony I received from here as elsewhere from employers of labour was that the employment of women in munition factories and factories generally was a distinct success.”

  The Great War

• “The shops employed on bicycle and ordinary motor work have, as a rule, little idea of the extreme accuracy required in munition work.”

  England's Effort: Letters to an American Friend

• “We have joined direct attack munition, which is a 2,000 global positioning system, near-precision type weapon.”

  CNN Transcript Oct 16, 2001

• “And the other thing we have are our joint direct attack munition, which is a global positioning system -- a satellite system -- that provides accurate positioning to the weapon so we can drop in all weather conditions without actually seeing the ground.”

  CNN Transcript Oct 8, 2001

• “They could have also used the joint direct attack munition, which is a satellite-guided bomb.”

  CNN Transcript - Breaking News: U.S., Britain Launch Air Strike Against Iraqi Radar Installations - February 16, 2001

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