Rearmament

Rearmament is the process or policy of replacing or modernising weapon stocks for a country, military force, or organisation which has previously disarmed or been defeated.

See: German re-armament, Adolf Hitler's policy to rearm Germany in the 1930s
Rearmament (UK, 1930s), a controversial policy of Neville Chamberlain to modernise Britain's forces in response to German rearmament
Wiederbewaffnung (rearmament), refers to the United States plan to help build up Germany after World War II
Rearmament (album), album by American singer/songwriter Happy Rhodes

See also

Moral Re-Armament (MRA), an international religious movement that, in 1938, grew out of the Reverend Frank N. D. Buchman's Oxford Group