resupply
n. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ɹisəˈpɫaɪ// UK //ɹɪsəplˈaɪ// re·sup·ply
n. the act of getting more supplies, such as food, fuel, or equipment, to continue a journey or a task.
n. the act of providing additional supplies, such as food, fuel, or equipment, to a group or location.
The team completed the resupply before heading into the mountains.
The military base was established to ensure that the troops could get a quick resupply of ammunition and medical supplies.
Logistical challenges often determine the success of long-distance expeditions, as a single failure to secure a resupply can leave the entire mission vulnerable to failure.