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- Ammunition Components36
- Ammunition Loading and Assembling Plant10
- Ammunition, Except for Small Arms, Nec68
- Ammunition-Except for Small Arms Manufacturers4
- Arming and Fusing Devices for Missiles2
- Artillery Shells, Over 30 Mm.4
- Blasting Fuses Manufacturers1
- Canisters, Ammunition2
- Chemical Warfare Projectiles and Components3
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- Ammunition Components36
- Ammunition Loading and Assembling Plant10
- Ammunition, Except for Small Arms, Nec68
- Ammunition-Except for Small Arms Manufacturers4
- Arming and Fusing Devices for Missiles2
- Artillery Shells, Over 30 Mm.4
- Blasting Fuses Manufacturers1
- Canisters, Ammunition2
- Chemical Warfare Projectiles and Components3
- Fin Assemblies: Mortar, Bomb, Torpedo, Etc.2
- Forgings, Projectile: Machined for Ammunition Over 30 Mm.1
- Jet Propulsion Projectiles112
- Mines and Parts (Ordnance)115
- Missile Warheads4
- Mortar Shells, Over 30 Mm.2
- Rockets (Ammunition)109
- Torpedoes and Parts (Ordnance)1
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