Rearmament (noun)

The act or process of arming or equipping a country or military force again, especially after a period of disarmament or demilitarization.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from rearm + -ment.

Examples:

1. The country's rearmament program was met with international condemnation.
2. The rearmament of the army was necessary to defend against potential aggressors.
3. The rearmament of the country was seen as a threat to regional stability.
4. The company's rearmament program was done to improve the safety of the facility.
5. The rearmament of the military was a controversial decision that had long-term consequences.