armed peace
A situation in which two or more nations, while at peace, are actually armed for possible or probable hostilities.
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armed
armed, adj. 1. Equipped with a weapon (an armed robber). 2. Involving the use of a weapon (armed robbery).
court of appeals for the armed forces
Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. See UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE ARMED FORCES.
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armed services board of contract appeals
Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals. A quasi-judicial board that reviews appeals from final decisions of contracting officers involving disputes relating to contracts made by elements of the Department of Defense and designated civilian agencies. • Its decisions are subject to judicial review.
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armed conflict
armed conflict. Int’l law. 1. A state of open hostility between two nations, or between a nation and an aggressive force. • A state of armed conflict may exist without a formal declaration of war by either side. 2. A military action taken under Article 42 of the United Nations Charter. — Also termed police
armed robbery
Robbery committed by a person carrying a dangerous weapon, regardless of whether the weapon is revealed or used. • Most states punish armed robbery as an aggravated form of robbery rather than as a separate crime. [Cases: Robbery 11. C.J.S. Robbery §§ 24–28, 79, 82, 90.]
united states court of appeals for the armed forces
United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. The primary civilian appellate tribunal responsible for reviewing court-martial convictions from all the military services. 10 USCA §§ 941–950. — Formerly also termed Court of Military Appeals. [Cases: Military Justice 1435. C.J.S. Military Justice §§ 480–481.]
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allowance to memeber of armed forces
allowance to memeber of armed forces 武装部队成员津贴 给军人的额外补助，如生活津贴〔subsistence〕、季度津贴〔quarters〕、制服补贴〔uniforms〕以及退伍费〔pension〕等。
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