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rearming
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rearming [rē′ärm·iŋ]
(ordnance)
An operation that replenishes the prescribed stores of ammunition, bombs, and other armament items for an aircraft, naval ship, tank, or armored vehicle, including replacement of defective ordnance equipment, in order to make it ready for combat service.
Resetting the fuse on a bomb, or on an artillery, mortar, or rocket projectile, so that it will detonate at the desired time.
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Ashkenazi also warned that militant groups in Lebanon and Gaza were using the current calm on the border to rearm.
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He said: "This is being done to present Russia as an enemy, and as long as there is an enemy, they ask for help and rearm.
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David Crigman, prosecuting, said the defendant stabbed Yasmine 32 times and was twice forced to rearm himself after knives broke.
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