high-explosive


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high-explosive

[ˈhaɪɪksˈpləʊsɪv] ADJ high-explosive shell → obús m de alto explosivo
see also high D
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"Bomb Disposal Squad found it to be a High-Explosive grenade.
Uttarakhand: Man held with high explosive grenade
One of the key objectives of the program is to have a modeling capability that will help NNSAs partners determine whether a test was merely a conventional, high-explosive test or one of nuclear proliferation concern.
United States : NNSA draws on weapons program expertise to enhance nuclear proliferation detection R&D
"On the morning of July 12, six Tu-22M3 long-range strategic bombers carried out a concentrated attack using high-explosive ammunition on ISIL targets East of Palmyra, As Sukhnah and Arak," the statement read.
Russian Long-Range Bombers Destroy ISIL Camp, Tanks in Syria
After inspecting the car, the authorities found 150 kg of C4, a high-explosive material, hidden inside the car, the source said, adding that army engineering members dismantled the explosives.
Terrorist group eliminated in Rukn El-Dein neighborhood in Damascus
scale of Birmingham's WWI munitions was less than "The amount of raw materials so extracted in Birmingham alone during the course of the war was well over 9,000 tons of TNT, lyddite etc, sufficient to fill between 25 and 30 million 18-pounder high-explosive shells." Those that created the "terribly explosive" TNT would later be described by journalists as "clever men" and the scale of Birmingham's WWI munitions activities as nothing less than "colossal".
COLOSSAL EFFORT OF NECHELLS GAS WORKS; AMONG the weapons produced by Birmingham in the war effort was a huge amount of explosives, sufficient to fill up to 30 million huge 18-pounder shells with which the Royal Field Artillery bombarded the enemy. And it was all inspired by engineers at Nechells Gas Works. JUSTINE HALIFAXreports
The 105 mm is capable of firing four types of rounds: SABOT, a depleted-uranium armor-piercing round; HEAT, high-explosive anti-tank; HEP, high-explosive plastic; and a canister round.
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At least two people were killed and four others, including a foreigner, injured after a high-explosive bomb exploded in a shop-house on Indonesia's Sumatra Island early Tuesday, a local police officer said.
2ND LD: Sumatra bomb explosion kills 2, injures 4
The work is for the demilitarization of nine families of conventional ammunition, including pyrotechnics, bombs, high-explosive cartridges, improved conventional munitions, bulk propellants, fuzes and small-caliber ammunition.
Funds for demilitarization drop more than 30 percent
Prepared to deliver high-explosive or nuclear munitions at a moment's notice, the B-2 has massive firepower.
War by air: the hardware: from bombers to missiles, the U.S. military arsenal has major tools of battle targeted at Afghanistan
"A force from the 7th Brigade conducted a search operation in the Heet area and found an underground bomb workshop near Heet General Hospital, which contained various types of landmines and 20-liter cans full of high-explosive C4, as well as bags," a Defense Ministry statement said.
A workshop found that contained landmines and highly explosive materials west of Anbar

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