Later in the war the use of incendiary ammunition became officially recognised.

At the end of 1942 armor piercing incendiary ammunition was also in use.

This was used for storage of both Incendiary ammunition and chemical weapons shells from 1943.

In this role, newly manufactured incendiary ammunition was employed.

Its use in incendiary ammunition is controversial because of potential adverse health effects and its release into the environment.

Incendiary ammunition also underwent several separate development tracks.

Because of this, the gun was frequently loaded with explosive or incendiary ammunition in an attempt to increase terminal effects on aircraft.

Similarly, incendiary ammunition was used against non-rigid observation balloons.

Each of the latter held a catapult throwing several darts at once, or a mangonel with incendiary ammunition.

British officials become interested in procuring explosive and incendiary ammunition for use by aircraft against German airships.

One weapon upgrade offers players incendiary ammunition for the car's machine guns which makes it easier to destroy enemies by lighting them on fire.

The AS50 enables operators to engage targets at very long range with high accuracy using explosive or incendiary ammunition.

Tracer, armour-piercing and incendiary ammunition are prohibited.

These guns could fire incendiary ammunition, which could not be used with the synchronized Vickers guns.

Immediate defensive fire with incendiary ammunition set the left wing alight and, as the plane skimmed over the boat, it was already burning furiously.

Incendiary ammunition explodes with a flash when it hits its target, and is most useful for igniting the fuel tanks of enemy aircraft.

Barium nitrate's properties make it suitable for us in various military applications, including thermite grenades and incendiary ammunition.

He fired three drums of incendiary ammunition into the belly of the gasbag before it exploded into flame.

Incendiary ammunition is a type of firearm ammunition containing a compound that burns rapidly and causes fires.

As he hit one Brisfit with incendiary ammunition, the other swerved away from the incoming fire and collided with his wrecked companion.

Though handicapped by lack of incendiary ammunition he punctured two balloons, causing the observers to bail out and the balloons to collapse to the ground.

Later in the war, only with the invention of incendiary ammunition Allies started to exploit the Zeppelin's great weakness of flammability.

Spring - British officials order one million rounds of .303-caliber (7.7-mm) ezplosive and incendiary ammunition for use by aircraft against German airships.

Mowat's flotilla conducted a nine-hour bombardment with incendiary ammunition on October 18 and sent raiding parties ashore to start additional fires.

Fighters, of more powerful design and armed with new explosive and incendiary ammunition were to prove the great enemy of Churchill's lumbering 'gaseous monsters'.