Übersetzung für 'ordnance success' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ordnance success

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ordnance

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Feldzeugmaterial {n}mil.

Geschütze {pl}weapons

Feldzeugwesen {n}mil.

Wehrmaterial {n}mil.

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Werbung

ordnance officer

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Waffen- und Geräteoffizier {m} <WuG>mil.

Offizier {m} der Instandsetzungs­truppe [Deutschland]mil.

ordnance pistol

Ordonnanzpistole {f}weapons

ordnance revolver

Ordonnanzrevolver {m}weapons

ordnance depot

Waffenlager {n}mil.

Feldzeugdepot {n}mil.

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ordnance battalion

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ordnance troops

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Ordnance Survey

Generalstabskarte {f}

ordnance weapon

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ordnance map

Generalstabskarte {f}mil.

Ordnance Department

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• The great success of the Para-Ordnance high-capacity 1911-type pistols led to design changes to some models starting in 1994.
• The British Ordnance BL 12 inch howitzer on truck, railway, a type of railway gun, was developed following the success of the 9.2-inch siege howitzer.
• The 493rd Bomb Squadron also dropped Azon bombs in Burma in early 1945 from similarly-modified B-24s, based at Pandaveswar Airfield, India, with considerable success, fulfilling the designers' original purpose for the ordnance.
• Lay's self-propelled remote control torpedo test proved a success for the Bureau of Ordnance.
• This knife was not adopted by the Swiss Armed Forces as ordnance, but its commercial success allowed the company to recover financially.

• His success in obtaining government ordnance contracts for the furnace was based on his personal social network.
• The underlying success of the linen in Dunfermline was prompted by a report by the Ordnance Gazette in 1894 who said: "The damask manufacture of Dunfermline is probably unequalled in the world for design and beauty of finish".
• The use of photozincography at the Ordnance Survey was a great success, with Sir Henry claiming it saved over £2000 a year, from the invention of photo-zincography; the cost of producing a map of a rural district was reduced from 4 to 1 and maps of towns were reduced from 9 to 1.
• However, the Hmong guerrilla attack suffered from success; the irregulars had outrun the planned limits of the campaign and pushed into an area designated for area denial ordnance.
• With the outbreak of World War 2 most rugby ceased, but somehow Victor managed to keep the Club alive by organising occasional fixtures against RAF St Athan and the Royal Ordnance Factory sides.

• During Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm the squadron flew 564 combat missions, delivering 356 tons of ordnance.
• In 1942 Mindlin was co-opted by the Applied Physics Laboratory in Silver Spring, Maryland, an institution engaged in naval ordnance work, where he contributed in the development of the proximity fuze.
• This site was regarded as so secret it was not marked on Ordnance Survey maps.
• entered World War I, the P14 was modified and standardized by the Ordnance Department and went into production at the same factories as had produced the P14, production of that rifle having ceased, as the Model of 1917.
• In July, "Theodore Roosevelt" was ordered to the Persian Gulf in support of Operation Southern Watch, where VF-41 became the first squadron to expend ordnance in two theatres on a single deployment.

• As the armour of German tanks increased British cruisers were up-gunned with the more powerful 57 mm Ordnance QF 6 pounder, starting with the Crusader Mk.
• The fires had been raging in an area contaminated with unexploded ordnance, rendering them difficult to extinguish for firefighters.
• In 1655 he was one of the most active of officers forming a committee of ordnance.
• The Ordnance QF 95-mm infantry howitzer was a version built as a conventional towed artillery piece.