air-to-surface rocket

A third came in off the Euphrates and released air-to-surface rockets over the top of the Concorde.

Gimlet was an unguided air-to-air and air-to-surface rocket developed by the United States Navy during the early 1950s.

The information collected during these experiments resulted in the effective deployment of air-to-surface rockets in both the European and Pacific combat theaters.

The explosion also jumbled aircraft together on the flight deck above, causing further fires and explosions, including the detonation of 12 "Tiny Tim" air-to-surface rockets.

SNIA-BPD also developed a series of air-to-surface rockets in the 1980s as part of the Medusa rocket system.

February 13 - The Israeli army assassinate Force 17 commander Massud Ayyad in Jabaliya, firing four air-to-surface rockets at his car.

One corner of the compound contained sacks of Russian air-to-surface rockets, which would ordinarily be fired from helicopters but which Mr. Namangani had mounted on trucks and cars.

In the latter role, the "Huey" as it became affectionately known, was outfitted with a variety of armaments including M60 machineguns, multi-barreled 7.62 mm Gatling guns and unguided air-to-surface rockets.

May 23 - An aircraft sinks an enemy submarine with air-to-surface rockets for the first time, as a Fairey Swordfish from the British escort carrier HMS Archer sinks the German submarine U-752 in the Atlantic.

Witnesses said an Israeli Air Force jet swooped over the wooded hills of Al Naameh, east of Damur, and dropped air-to-surface rockets on a tent camp of Bedouin shepherds and squatters living in a cluster of buildings already shattered by the Lebanese civil war.