Synonyms for ordnance
ˈɔrd nənsord·nance

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1. munition, ordnance, ordnance storenoun

   military supplies

   Synonyms:
   gun, arms, fortification, munition, heavy weapon, ordnance store, weapons system, artillery, implements of war, weaponry

2. artillery, heavy weapon, gun, ordnancenoun

   large but transportable armament

   Synonyms:
   hitman, hit man, gunslinger, munition, accelerator pedal, gun for hire, gas, weapon, gas pedal, throttle, heavy weapon, shooter, gun, gunman, hired gun, ordnance store, accelerator, artillery unit, grease-gun, triggerman, artillery, torpedo

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1. • Armament

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1. ordnancenoun

   Synonyms:
   cannon, great guns

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1. List of paraphrases for "ordnance":

   ammunition, munitions, explosives, artifacts, ammunitions, artifact, ammo, explosive, munition, artillery, remnants

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1. Kenneth Davidson:

   If you look at the X-51, the size is slightly too big to put it on our current bombers, it was made as a demonstrator. There’s no weapon in it. There are no sensors on board for controlling the guidance. So we’re looking at making it more durable, getting the guidance control developed so that it can become a weapon system, developing the ordnance.

2. Jonathan Greenert:

   Some of our platforms, our people, and our systems will arrive late to the fight, they will arrive with insufficient ordnance. And they will be inadequately prepared to fight.

3. Justin Jager:

   The Maroon Fire posed some unique challenges that there were some big KV power lines running through there that we needed to be able to protect from the fire then also an unexploded ordnance area that we wanted to be able to put fire in but we didn’t want to put firefighters on the ground for obvious reasons.

4. The A-29:

   It's much more than just the pilot being able to fly the plane and release the ordnance, there's a whole system that surrounds this.

5. John Marshall:

   During my second tour, we were providing security for the EOD [Explosive Ordnance Disposal] guys, we didn’t know what we were blowing up, so it’s possible that there we were exposed to something toxic. We stood over open burn pits.

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