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In the US Military, during the cold war era, it used to mean a serviceman repairing/working with small arms (rifles, machine guns, pistols, etc.); the military version of a civilian gunsmith.
In earlier times, an armorer also worked with personal armor; such as metal helmets or metal breast plates (body armor).
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When did Nicholas Armorer die?
Nicholas Armorer died in 1686.
What are the release dates for The Armorer's Daughter - 1910?
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yes
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Yes. Unit Supply Specialist, U.S. Army MOS 92Y, currently includes the duties of Armorer in this job description. It replaces the old 76Y MOS, Unit Supply Specialist and Armorer.
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by the armorer
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You find a Browning trained armorer
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What is a job that starts with ar?
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