air defences

We don't want the complete destruction of Syria's air defences.

The difference this made to the effectiveness of air defences is questionable.

He was frequently lobbied by local groups for better air defences.

British night air defences were in a poor state.

Its location, however, was too close to the air defences of Hull to be used for that purpose.

German air defences and ground troops were able to shoot down six aircraft.

The three hour interval allowed Iraqi air defences to recover.

It was subsequently clear that the air defences hardly existed.

The Allies will probably have their air defences well up by then.'

Nato member countries would begin by using satellite technology to spot Syrian air defences.

Usually the protection of air defences and naval assets on the island would have had priority.

For that reason no vi one had showed much interest in recording the details of German air defences.

This allows them to launch the weapons outside the most intense air defences around the target site.

Syria claimed its air defences had shot down four of the attacking aircraft.

Ile watched and noted the changing patterns of the air defences.

Luftflotte 2 noted the strength of Soviet air defences were greater than in the central sector.

By this stage in the war both the British and the Germans had integrated air defences at the national level.

Japanese air defences in western New Guinea were almost negligible.

However, by the early 1950s, Soviet air defences had become so effective that such practices had to cease.

'You mean to help us sneak past the Allied air defences?'

Mission planners programme the missile with the target air defences and target.

The missile is designed to avoid radar detection and penetrate enemy air defences.

Several were shot down by Armenian air defences.

The Germans believed their air defences had established an effective defence from Allied attack.