Regulations for Coverage and Handling of Special Military Procurement Article 2

The term of “weapons” referred to in chapeau of paragraph 1 of Article 104 of the Act means free moving machine guns, Tommy guns, handle-blocked guns, rifles, self-loading rifles, pistols, radiation and chemical weapons, rocket systems, tanks, artilleries, armored vehicle systems, infantry multiple operating weapon systems, electronic combat systems, naval ships, under water weapon systems, submarines, aviation or related weapon systems, high function detection or photo systems, satellite systems, automatic weapon systems and any other fatal arms that can fire metal, bullet, or flame.The term of “ammunition” referred to in chapeau of paragraph 1 of Article 104 of the Act means various kinds of bombs, bullets and other fatal or destructive bombs or explosives used in the weapons referred to in the preceding paragraph.The term of “war supplies” referred to in chapeau of paragraph 1 of Article 104 of the Act means radar, communication equipment, information equipment and related software, chemicals, transportation and conveyance equipment by land, sea or air, fuel and lubricant, food supplies, coverlets and clothes, loading and folding facilities, camping facilities, medical equipment and medicine, water purifying facilities, maps, photos, model instruments, documents and graphs, building construction and related materials, materials or facilities required for the production or use of weapons, ammunition or war supplies and any other materials that may effect the combat readiness.The term of “procurement related to national security or national defense” referred to in chapeau of paragraph 1 of Article 104 of the Act means the procurement that is necessary to be conducted for the defense or prevention of invasion by external forces, intelligence activities, subversive or destructive activities, etc.