Utiliser "ordnance" dans une phrase

1. So he had appropriated the largest house in the village and now he and his three VPs were poring over a large ordnance survey map that had been unrolled and placed on the dining room table

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2. The marine pointed at the ordnance survey map

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3. The debts which are due, either for extraordinary services, or for services either not provided for, or not paid at the time when they are performed; part of the extraordinaries of the army, navy, and ordnance, the arrears of subsidies to foreign princes, those of seamen's wages, etc

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4. with the steamer Alar off the coast of France and took on guns, ordnance, and other stores

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5. But when he re-upped, he transitioned to Ordnance

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6. “I understand you were an ordnance technician in Iraq

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7. GI Jo-Jo said, “I was an ordnance tech in Iraq

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8. My unit cleared land mines and unexploded ordnance

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9. A bunch of us techs were standing about 40 yards away from the ordnance when this dickless captain came up to me and asked if the job was done

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10. I never touched the ordnance

11. On the morning of the incident, Sergeant Martin told his coworkers that Carson was required to sign off on a new recruit’s first assignment disarming ordnance

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12. “Did they suspect that Martin tampered with the ordnance?”

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13. “A friendly judge might grant it, based on the fact that he was an ordnance tech

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14. According to Captain Phillips, his son was killed disarming ordnance he wasn’t properly trained to handle

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15. Mike was born Sunday afternoon, and that night I packed my bags and was off to Jackson, 200 miles north on a TDY mission to support the Louisville, KY, Naval Ordnance Depot’s contracts specialist in settling a claim with Sperry Rand (it took all week, and the state capital was far more redneck than the three coastal counties which had a sprinkling of Yankees and westerners working in defense)

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16. Mike was born Sunday afternoon, and that night I packed my bags and was off to Jackson, 200 miles north on a TDY mission to support the Louisville, KY, Naval Ordnance Depot’s contracts specialist in settling a claim with Sperry Rand

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17. Under the expert direction of a FAC, who was in constant contact by FM radio with the ground commander, the strike pilots would carefully lay their ordnance in where directed

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18. The higher above the ground the pilot released his ordnance, the more chance for an error that could cause friendly casualties

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19. "Other airplanes were there with ordnance

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20. "You mean if you were the only one with ordnance to take out that gun, you'd have killed to do it? You'd kill one man to save another?"

21. In accordance with this new method of supplying dedicated close air support, they had set up the flying schedule, who would lead, who would fly wing, what ordnance mix would be best, and what tactics to use if a Dash-K came up again

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22. The guys had to expend because they were low on fuel and didn't want to drop unexpended ordnance over the jettison area

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23. Near the end of his report, he listed with whom he had flown, when, where, with what ordnance, and the results

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24. The history of inter-service cooperation paid off in the Gulf War, where “Navy harbor defense, special warfare, explosive ordnance disposal units, and Coast Guard port security units formed the final maritime line of defense in the key ports

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25. Ordnance: collective term for guns, missiles, torpedoes and bombs

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26. Darren had an Ordnance Survey map that included the section of the estate they were due to work on

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27. When the US fighting forces had been pulled out of Iraq, the US Government had gifted most of the small ordnance to the new Iraqi peacekeepers

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28. They’re all kitted out, mainly hide-outs but we have workshops, ordnance stores, armouries, and we even have a unit set up as an operating theatre

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29. As an ordnance engineer and a qualified gunsmith in 1941, the prospect of learning about what small arms were like in 2051 was making him water at the mouth

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30. ‘’Well, what is there to say? Mike is an ex-Corps of Engineers ordnance specialist, whom I met during one of my stints as a war correspondent, while Ingrid studies Oriental history in Berlin

31. Some positions in those units needing experience and special qualifications will have however to be filled by men, at least at first, since there are no such thing right now as a female sergeant-major or a female senior ordnance specialist

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32. As for the feared lack of women qualified on explosives and ordnance handling, the visit in the Chicago area, with candidates also streaming in from Detroit, had alleviated much that deficiency

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33. Once all ordnance is expended, then our planes will come back to Henderson Field, rearm and refuel as quickly as possible and launch a second strike

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34. ����������� �Then, I offer my services to help you modify both of these weapons, Nancy: I owned a gunsmith shop before I joined the Army as an ordnance engineer

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35. The ordnance company will immediately prepare for transport by helicopter a total of thirty 250 pound I

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36. There were still no American planes in Da Nang, except for two YC-152A and one YC-20A, something Ingrid could blame the Navy for, it being late delivering the reserves of fuel and aircraft ammunition and ordnance that her air wing would need to operate

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37. Even though the lack of fuel and aircraft ordnance had stopped her from sending her planes to Da Nang, she had ordered most of her support units to arrive in advance by sea, using the military port adjacent to the airfield

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38. With the fuel we will receive tonight and the aviation ordnance that will follow the next day, a big step will have been taken

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39. As for extra bombs for follow-on strikes, the USS VESUVIUS is supposed to arrive this evening with a load of aircraft ordnance

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40. The more powerful engines had however made it possible to increase significantly its ordnance load, noticeably concerning the carrying of giant five-ton fuel air explosives bombs

41. When the American planes finally flew away, their ordnance and ammunition expended, they left behind an area devastated over a surface of more than five square kilometers, with the ammunition and fuel dumps still on fire and generating spectacular explosions and fireballs

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42. The planes, their wings and bellies heavily laden with ordnance, overflew the Zhongnanhai District, disappearing for a moment in the cloud of smoke and dust while dropping their loads

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43. All this was done after too many complaints from frontline pilots finally forced the Bureau of Ordnance into putting a fire under Colt’s ass for them to produce more reliable cannons

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44. We also have a single line railroad linking us with Haifa, with a train presently helping to move in our stocks of bombs and other heavy ordnance

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45. An ordnance technician that can’t do her part to lift a 500 pound bomb and hook it under a plane would be next to useless to her unit

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46. She is in charge of one of our ordnance teams

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47. While Medaris and Von Braun beamed at once with satisfaction, Commander Ross, of the Naval Ordnance Test Unit, looked with bewilderment at Ingrid

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48. How could a backwater nation develop that sort of ordnance, especially without Cluster Intelligence finding out?

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49. Daniel made his way to the records office at County Hall once he got back to Truro and requested access to the 25 inch Ordnance Survey map covering the village of Temple

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50. leave here they should be able tackle any ordnance they find

51. A flourish of trumpets, and ordnance shot off, within What does this mean, my lord?

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52. From the belfries far and near the funereal deathbell tolled unceasingly while all around the gloomy precincts rolled the ominous warning of a hundred muffled drums punctuated by the hollow booming of pieces of ordnance

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53. The three splintered beams in the ceiling hold up God knows what load: ten tons of carbonized hotel and the corpses of eight anti-aircraft men and untold unexploded ordnance

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54. He had obtained a large ordnance map of the neighbourhood, and this he brought into my room, where he laid it out on the bed, and, having balanced the lamp in the middle of it, he began to smoke over it, and occasionally to point out objects of interest with the reeking amber of his pipe

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55. Herman Scearce, Deasy’s radioman, leapt into a trench next to an ordnance truck, joining five of his crewmates

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56. Three men crawled under the ordnance truck; another flung himself into a garbage pit

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57. A bomb hit the ordnance truck, sending it into the air in thousands of pieces

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58. The cartridge was an HEIAP, which stood for high explosive incendiary/armor-piercing ordnance

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59. Parrott Rifles had still been inferior to contemporary wrought-iron guns like the US Army’s three-inch ordnance rifle, which hadn’t needed to be banded at all, but Parotts had been available in much heavier shell weights, iron was far cheaper than wrought iron, his method had offered what was almost certainly the best combination of strength and affordability of any of the banded iron guns, and between them, Fultyn and Pynzahn had essentially re-created Parrott’s methodology

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60. scarce, ordnance supplies and drugs were scarcer

61. The train bearing the wounded had wounded into ambulances and covered ordnance wagons

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62. Roughly half of the 653 members of the Confederated Pyrotechnics Guild work in military ordnance, and wouldn’t know a Roman candle from a hole in the ground

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63. Quite differently, also, it took on a number of ordnance contracts for the U

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64. A white church could be seen through the mist, and here and there the roofs of huts in Borodino as well as dense masses of soldiers, or green ammunition chests and ordnance

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65. A company of infantry of the line had come up and occupied the end of the street behind the piece of ordnance

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66. The British Ordnance Survey (OS) maps, for instance, show waterways as a single blue line, gradually increasing in width until it represents a width of 8m (27ft) across a stream, whereupon a double line is used, giving you an immediate indication that you have a river at least that wide to cross

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67. It has attached small units of ordnance, signal, and medical troops for service in the field

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68. A white church could be seen through the mist, and here and there the roofs of huts in Borodinó as well as dense masses of soldiers, or green ammunition chests and ordnance

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69. A Case for the Ordnance

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70. All ordnance and military stores that may be found in the Territory must be held as the property of the Spanish Government, to be accounted for hereafter to the proper authority; and you will not fail to transmit an inventory thereof to this Department

71. On their arrival, which was about 12 o'clock, I discovered that they had only twenty pistols, and neither cutlasses nor battle axes; but on application to Generals Smyth and Hall, of the regulars and militia, I was supplied with a few arms, and General Smyth was so good, on my request, as immediately to detach fifty men from the regulars, armed with muskets; by four o'clock, in the afternoon, I had my men selected and stationed in two boats which I had previously prepared for the purpose; with those boats, fifty men in each, and under circumstances very disadvantageous, my men having had scarcely time to refresh themselves, after a fatiguing march of five hundred miles, I put off from the mouth of Buffalo creek, at one o'clock the following morning; and at three I was alongside the vessels; in about ten minutes I had the prisoners all secured, the topsails sheeted home, and the vessels under way; unfortunately the wind was not sufficiently strong to get me up against a rapid current into the lake, where I understood another armed vessel lay at anchor, and I was obliged to run down the river by the forts, under a heavy fire of round, grape, and canister, from a number of pieces of heavy ordnance, and several pieces of flying artillery; was compelled to anchor at a distance of about four hundred yards from two of their batteries

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72. Last evening, having observed an intention, on the part of the enemy, to remove the ordnance and military stores with which the Detroit was charged, I determined at once to set her on fire; thereby to prevent her having the aid of masts and yards in getting her guns into boats, she having five twelve-pound guns in her hold, and six six-pounders upon her deck, that I could prepare them, and, with my sailors, remove the ordnance during the night, when unobserved by the enemy

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73. These preparations I am now making, and shall, with as much expedition as possible, continue to get the ordnance, and place it in our battery, as we are much in want—- not one piece at Black Rock

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