ordnance , ordn. (Abkürzung)

Ordnance was among the things he tried to keep away from.

They were likely to need the ordnance on the way back.

"Somebody had to stay behind to set off the ordnance."

But he knows there had to be somebody in ordnance.

None of the groups we've met have such ordnance to my knowledge.

She had been going for the ordnance controls, against all reason.

If we'd had to move ordnance it would have been impossible.

Some of the work was being done by much heavier ordnance.

He opened the door to the ordnance shop and looked around.

His first task was to establish the ordnance test area.

Since 1962, 16 new ordnance factories have been built under the program.

We don't know enough to be after them with any big ordnance.

"The ordnance is coming to be sure, from the air down.

If they do, keep your hands off the ordnance board."

The ordnance work done in forest had not been wasted.

And what's probably more important is that it would stabilize our ordnance industry.

The ordnance giant stared at me for what seemed like a long time.

The ordnance survey map had received more than a little attention on his return.

Maybe he'll be waiting with heavy ordnance when you 90 to bust him.

It had good performance and could be armed with a variety of ordnance.

In fact it was one of the universities with ordnance department which served for national defense.

It is one of the remaining four universities with ordnance department.

Want to look over the ordnance and pick out what you need?"

The back end w is heavy with the ordnance bag.

"I believe it is," admitted the chief of the ordnance department.