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61 Munition
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62 Exerziermunition
fdummy ammunition -
63 Jagdmunition
fhunting ammunition -
64 Kartuschkorb
mammunition basket -
65 Kernmunition
farmour piercing ammunition -
66 Ladungen
pl1. cargos2. loadings3. rounds (of ammunition)4. stowages -
67 Leuchtspurmunition
ftracer ammunition -
68 Manövermunition
fblank ammunition -
69 Munition
f1. ammo2. ammunition3. munitions -
70 Munitionsfahrzeug
nammunition carrier -
71 Munitionsgurt
mammunition belt -
72 Munitionskiste
fammunition box -
73 Munitionslager
n1. ammunition dump2. ammunitions dump Am. -
74 Munitionslos
nammunition lot -
75 Munitionslosnummer
fammunition lot number -
76 Munitionsmangel
mammunition shortage -
77 Munitionsnachschub
mammunition supply -
78 Munitionstasche
fammunition pocket -
79 Patronentasche
fammunition pocket -
80 scharf geladen sein
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