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| Both of these weapons were used as a part of the A A49E 11 armament subsystem (also known as the Defensive Armament System). | Ambas ametralladoras fueron usadas como elementos del subsistema de armamento A A49E 11 (también conocido como Sistema de Armamento Defensivo). |
| The secondary armament of dreadnoughts was, on the whole, unsatisfactory. | El armamento secundario de los dreadnoughts fue, en general, insatisfactorio. |
| Cooperation would be replaced by confrontation, trust by distrust, and arms control by re armament. | La cooperación sería remplazada por la confrontación, la confianza por la desconfianza y el control de armamentos por el rearme. |
| The prototype was still being tested when international tensions increased due to German re armament. | El prototipo todavía se hallaba en pruebas cuando las tensiones internacionales aumentaron debido al rearme alemán. |
| Both the United Kingdom and Japan were planning battleships with armament, in the British case the . | Tanto Japón como el Reino Unido estaban planeando acorazados con cañones de , En el caso británico, la clase N3. |
| Description A solitary plant, the trunk may or may not emerge above ground level and lacks armament. | Descripción Es una planta solitaria, cuyo tronco puede o no elevarse sobre el nivel del suelo. |
| It will certainly lead to a new round of militarism and armament by the EEC, Germany and Japan. | Es que no hemos aprendido absolutamente nada de las guerras pasadas, de los conflictos pasados, de las matanzas pasadas? |
| The main armament for the Greek ship had been ordered in the United States, and the guns consequently equipped a class of British monitors. | The main armament for the Greek ship had been ordered in the United States, and the guns consequently equipped a class of British monitors. |
| With its high speed and heavy armament, the D.II won back air superiority from Allied fighter types such as the Airco DH.2 and Nieuport 17. | Con su mayor velocidad y su pesado armamento, el D.II retomó la superioridad aérea de los desfasados Airco DH.2 y Nieuport 11. |
| The Browning .50 caliber machine gun has been used extensively as a vehicle weapon and for aircraft armament by the United States from the 1930s to the present. | La ametralladora Browning .50 ha sido usada extensivamente por los Estados Unidos como armamento para vehículos, aviones y embarcaciones desde los años 20 hasta el día de hoy. |
| And the Air Armament Center at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida is responsible for the deployment and testing of all air delivered weaponry coming from the United States. | El Centro de Armamento Aéreo en la base aérea Eglin, de Florida, es responsable por el despliegue y las pruebas de todo el armamento aéreo que viene de EE.UU. |
| On the other hand, it meant that in the event of an enemy shell destroying one turret, a higher proportion of the main armament would be out of action. | Por otro lado, significaba que en el caso de que un proyectil enemigo dañase una torre, una mayor proporción del armamento principal quedaría fuera de servicio. |
| Armament was two forward firing 7.7 mm (.303 in) Type 97 machine guns, and one flexible 7.7 mm (.303 in) Type 92 machine gun in the rear cockpit for defense. | El armamento se componía de dos ametralladoras Tipo 97 de 7,70 mm que disparaban hacia adelante y una ametralladora Tipo 92 del mismo calibre montada sobre un afuste flexible en la parte posterior de la cabina para defensa. |
| 6. Emphasizes that the objective of confidence building measures should be to help to strengthen international peace and security and be consistent with the principle of undiminished security at the lowest level of armament | 6. Destaca que el objetivo de las medidas de fomento de la confianza debería consistir en contribuir al fortalecimiento de la paz y la seguridad internacionales y debería estar en conformidad con el principio de la seguridad sin menoscabo al nivel más bajo posible de armamentos |
| 6. Emphasizes that the objective of confidence building measures should be to help to strengthen international peace and security and be consistent with the principle of undiminished security at the lowest level of armament | 6. Destaca que las medidas de fomento de la confianza deberían tener por objetivo contribuir a afianzar la paz y la seguridad internacionales de conformidad con el principio de la seguridad sin menoscabo al nivel más bajo posible de armamentos |
| They were built in Spain, with assistance construction on the third ship, , took nine years from its laying down date to completion because of non delivery of critical material, especially armament, from the United Kingdom. | While built in Spain, the construction was reliant on British assistance for example, construction on the third ship, Jaime I , took nine years from her laying down date to completion because of non delivery of critical material, especially armament, from the United Kingdom. |
| The G3 is a 7.62 51mm NATO battle rifle developed in the 1950s by the German armament manufacturer Heckler Koch GmbH (H K) in collaboration with the Spanish state owned design and development agency CETME ( Centro de Estudios Técnicos de Materiales Especiales ). | El Heckler Koch G3 es un fusil de combate calibre 7,62 mm, fabricado por la empresa alemana Heckler Koch, en colaboración con la empresa estatal española CETME (Centro de Estudios Técnicos de Materiales Especiales). |
| XM213 M213, XM218, GAU 15 A, GAU 16 A, and GAU 18 A The XM213 M213 was a modernization and adaptation of existing .50 caliber AN M2s in inventory for use as a pintle mounted door gun on helicopters using the M59 armament subsystem. | XM213 M213, XM218, GAU 15 A, GAU 16 A y GAU 18 A La XM213 M213 es una ametralladora AN M2 modernizada y adaptada para ser disparada desde un afuste de pedestal montado en las puertas de los helicópteros que utilizan el subsistema de armamento M59. |
| In October 1903, the Italian naval architect Vittorio Cuniberti published a paper in Jane's Fighting Ships entitled An Ideal Battleship for the British Navy , which called for a 17,000 ton ship carrying a main armament of twelve 12 inch guns, protected by armour 12 inches thick, and having a speed of 24 knots (28 mph 44 km h). | En octubre de 1903, el arquitecto naval Vittorio Cuniberti publicó un artículo en Jane's Fighting Ships titulado An Ideal Battleship for the British Navy (Un acorazado ideal para la Armada Británica), que abogaba por un buque de 17 000 t con un armamento principal de doce cañones de 305 mm, con un blindaje del mismo grosor y con una velocidad de 24 nudos (44 km h). |
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