air-launched weapon

The project considered road, rail, submarine and air-launched weapons.

Officials say an agreement has also been reached with South Korea to remove air-launched weapons as well.

Electronic fuses for air-launched weapons (impact and proximity fuses)

It carried a wide range of weapons, including all of the Commonwealth of Independent States' air-launched weapons.

Jane's Air-Launched Weapons.

You know, like Jane's Fighting Ships, Jane's Air-Launched Weapons, and so forth.

The Megafortress's antiaircraft attack logic had taken over for the Dragon's anti-ballistic missile attack logic and successfully started treating the chlorine-oxygen-iodine laser as another air-launched weapon.

The weapon which had shattered the column had to have been an air-launched weapon, but there was no sign of aircraft, no hint of where the bolt had come from.

Before any new aircraft or air-launched weapon began unclassified operational testing at any of the Air Force's test facilities prior to full-scale production and deployment, it flew at HAWC first.

Two dark gray military aircraft filled the hangar; several smaller aircraft and air-launched weapons were on the hangar floor, all closely guarded by Air Force and company security guards, watching not only the hardware and the visitors but one another as well.

The ship also replaced the Terrier Surface-to-Air missile system with the NATO Sea Sparrow system, and added elevators and modified weapons magazines to provide an increased capability for handling and stowing the newer, larger air-launched weapons.

Once they were loaded, it was simple to get them ready for releasethe Megafortress's attack computer already had ballistics information for every possible air-launched weapon in existence, even Russian ones, so it was just a matter of telling the computer which weapon was on which station.

Following an emphasis on minimising casualties, Tornados of No. 617 Squadron deployed the new Storm Shadow precision cruise missile for the first time in the Iraq conflict; while 25% of the UK's air-launched weapons in Kosovo were precision-guided, four years later in Iraq this ratio increased to 85%.