Arsenal (disambiguation)

Arsenal stands for:

  • Arsenal, as armoury, place of repair or armoury
  • Naval arsenal, armory and shipyard of the navy
  • Arsenal VG-33, French fighter aircraft

individual military installations:

  • Arsenal in Dresden, see Albertstadt #Former Arsenal
  • Arsenal at the Pfaffenteich, Schwerin
  • Arsenal (Venice), shipyard of the Republic of Venice
  • Arsenal (Warsaw), Warsaw Arsenal
  • Arsenal (Vienna), Vienna Arsenal
  • Arsenal of the Danish Army, see Royal Danish Armoury Museum
  • Arsenal of the Moscow Kremlin
  • Royal Arsenal, artillery storage depot in London
  • Imperial Arsenal in St. Petersburg, arms factory built in Russia in 1724 under Tsar Peter the Great, see Petrovsky Arsenal
  • Imperial Arsenal (Vienna), three successive arsenals in Vienna between 1500 and 1768

Movies:

  • Arsenal (film), Russian-Ukrainian silent film (1929).
  • Arsenal (2017), U.S. action film directed by Steven C. Miller.

Geographic Objects:

  • Arsenal (Mauritius), locality in Mauritius
  • Arsenal (cinema), cinema in Berlin
  • Arsenal (London Underground), underground station in London
  • Arsenal (Métro Paris), subway station in Paris
  • Arsenaltunnel, former railway tunnel near the Vienna Arsenal

properties listed on the NRHP:

  • Arsenal Hill, in Columbia, South Carolina, ID No. 71000795
  • Arsenal House, in Rome, New York, ID No. 74001284
  • Arsenal Junior High School, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ID No. 86002645

Sports clubs:

  • Arsenal FC, football club from London
  • Arsenal de Sarandí, football club from Buenos Aires
  • Arsenal Kiev, football club from Kiev
  • Arsenal Tula, football club from Tula, Russia
  • Arsenal Helsinki, sports club from Helsinki

Company:

  • Arsenal (car manufacturer), former British car manufacturer
  • Arsenal (Film Institute), association for the promotion of film and video art in Berlin
  • Arsenal Filmverleih, German film distribution
  • Arsenal AD, Bulgarian defence company
  • Arsenalwerk (Kiev), Ukrainian manufacturer of optical equipment
  • The Arsenal, German book publisher


See also:

Questions and Answers

Q: What is an arsenal?


A: An arsenal is a place where guns and ammunition are made, repaired or stored.

Q: What are some examples of arsenals?


A: Examples of arsenals include the Kyiv Arsenal factory in Kyiv, Ukraine, The Arsenal in the Moscow Kremlin, L'Arsenal in Paris, The Rock Island Arsenal in Rock Island, Illinois (United States), The Warsaw Arsenal and The Woolwich Arsenal in London (UK) and The Venetian Arsenal in Venice (Italy).

Q: What places have been named after arsenals?


A: Places that have been named after arsenals include The Arsenal Center for the Arts in Watertown, Massachusetts (United States), several places called Arsenal Hill and The Arsenal Oak in Augusta, Georgia (United States). Additionally there is also an area called "Arsenal Street" located in Hong Kong.

Q: Are there any football clubs with 'Arsenal' included their name?


A: Yes. Football clubs with 'Arsenal' included their name include; Arsenal F.C., from North London; Arsenal de Sarandí from Avellaneda Argentina; FC Kyiv from Kyiv Ukraine; FC Kharkiv from Kharkiv Ukraine; Berekum Arsenal from Berekum Ghana; Roatan Honduras's own "Arsenal FC"; Tula Russia's "Arsenal Tula"; Mauritius's "Arsenal Wanderers"; Montenegro's FK "Arsenal"; Serbia's FK "Arsenal" and Lesotho's own "Arsenal".

Q: How has 'arsenal' been used within arts music and culture?


A: Within arts music and culture 'arsenal' has been used to refer to a Ukrainian film released 1928 titled simply as “The Arsenel” as well as a British murder mystery film released 1939 titled “The Arsenel Stadium Mystery”. It was also used by Morrissey for his 1992 album titled “Your Arsenel” as well as Megadeth for their compilation album titled “Arsenel of Megadeth”. In comic books it is also an alias of Roy Harper who was the original sidekick to Green Arrow while Franklin D Roosevelt famously referred to it during his 1940 fireside chat calling it the “Arsenel of Democracy” which was later referenced by Star Trek Next Generation episode entitled “The Arsenel of Freedom”. There are two bands that use this word too - Belgian band simply known as Arsenel plus Chicago band known as Arsenel (Chicago Band).

Q: Are there any man-made objects with 'arsenal' included its name?


A: Yes. Man-made objects with 'arsenal' included its name include - an automobile manufactured late 1890s known simply as ‘The Arsenel’ , WW2 French fighter aircraft VG-33 , Soviet brand camera manufactured at Kyiv Factory known as Kiev-Arsenel Photo Camera , Bulgarian submachinegun Shipka plus fictional weapon featured Metal Gear Solid 2 video game entitled ‘Arsenal Gear'.

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