Armament (noun)

Weapons and military equipment used for defense and attack.

Origin:

From middle english armement, from old french armement, from armier ("to arm"), from latin armāre ("to arm"), from arma ("arms"). .

Examples:

1. The armament of the battleship included several large guns and multiple smaller ones.
2. The country spent a lot of money on armament to defend its borders.
3. The armament of the soldier included a rifle, a bayonet, and a sidearm.
4. The rebel group had very little armament and were easily defeated.
5. The armament industry is one of the largest and most profitable in the world.