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firepower's Usage Examples:

artillery, the weight of a broadside was long used[by whom?] as a figure of merit of a warship"s firepower.

Allied countries consist of Germany (greater firepower), England (better durability) and France (faster rate of fire), while Soviet countries consist of Russia (lower costs) and Ukraine (faster movement speed).

called to the Remnant system to meet the invaders; however, they were outthought and outmaneuvered at every turn, despite the invader"s inferior firepower.

can be mounted on the vehicle means that the Type-X provides equal or overmatching firepower and tactical usage compared to traditional infantry fighting.

The sinking of Torrens was a display of firepower that provided some much needed positive publicity for the Collins-class submarines, plagued by numerous technical problems and criticised over troubles with the combat system and noise reduction.

Meant to hunt down and overwhelm the big French destroyers, the emphasis on firepower and speed resulted.

Their firepower is further increased by the addition of two regiment of WS-22 Guided Multiple Rocket Launcher System.

technological firepower is simple: not to take big risks but to find sure things.

The Burkina Faso Army struggled to repel the offensive in the face of superior Malian firepower and were overwhelmed on the northern front; Malian forces quickly secured the towns of Dionouga, Selba, Kouna, and Douna in the Agacher.

Its superior firepower was unappreciated at the time because it was too expensive and took longer to produce.

hydraulic recoil mechanism is a way of limiting the effects of recoil and adding to the accuracy and firepower of an artillery piece.

typically not man-portable by infantry and thus require mounting onto a weapons platform to be operably stable or tactically mobile, have more formidable firepower.

Synonyms:

military posture, posture, military capability, military strength, strength,

Antonyms:

rugged, weak part, unsoundness, vulnerability, weak,