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materiel [mə¦tir·ē′el] (ordnance) Things of all kinds required for the equipment, maintenance, operation, and support of military activities, both combat and noncombat. In a restricted sense, those things used in combat or logistic support operations, such as weapons, motor vehicles, or special-purpose clothing, as distinguished from items of ordinary use, such as uniforms, food, or medicine. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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This will mean less emphasis on anti-armour assets, but a greater emphasis on ISTAR, snipers and lightweight direct and indirect antipersonnel/ anti-material fire support. This image of spiritual salvation as ecological salvage, of eschatology without apocalypse, meshes very well with Fox's ancient belief that the visible cosmos is the primary expression of God's love which must be included in salvation history, not discarded during an anti-material end-time. When it comes to selecting the "Fire for Effect" (FFE) shell, "ATACMS APAM" (antipersonnel and anti-material munition) is AFATDS' alias for both Blocks 1 and 1A. |
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