war risk insurance

American  

noun

1. life insurance for members of the armed forces.

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Example Sentences

Now, war risk insurance could run into tens of millions of dollars for a single trip through the Hormuz Strait.

From Barron's

In addition, ships need war risk insurance -- typically an annual premium -- but that does not cover ships entering the most active conflict zones, known as "listed" areas.

From Barron's

War risk insurance is the general term for a sector that also offers cover against terrorism.

From BBC

But for a British or American company operating in Lebanon or Israel, "currently, premiums are priced between 0.5% and 2% of the total cover they buy," says a senior London war risk insurance underwriter who asked not to be named.

From BBC

For while general household insurance doesn't cover conflict damage – whether you live in Ukraine or a country not under attack - Mrs Kalcheva had had the foresight to take out specialist war risk insurance cover for her mother.

From BBC