airborne weapon

It didn't involve aircraft, flying, or even airborne weapons.

They are both designed to solve real-time positional error problems under the adverse conditions encountered in airborne weapon systems.

The defense system should be independently programmed and maintained to destroy airborne weapons, no matter where the missiles originated, including the United States.

Since then, temporary detachments have been made nationwide from Alaska to Florida, as required to test airborne weapons in a variety of conditions.

Less accuracy and smaller payloads, as sea-based and airborne weapons afford, are needed for retaliatory targeting of cities.

Mr. Bush has argued that the treaty prevents the United States from testing promising technologies, like sea-based or airborne weapons.

In the anime/manga series Stratos 4, two airborne weapons systems are used to counter meteorite clusters which threaten the survival of Earth.

To achieve this, it conducts flight and ground tests to assess, develop, evaluate, and clear aircraft for the front line, together with airborne weapons and sensors.

Air Weapons Complex (AWC) - development and production of various airborne weapon systems and avionics.

The operators of airborne weapons or radar-related systems can be similarly trained, either in training aircraft or in an operational aircraft during training flights.

His ambitious satellite broadcasting service, Sky, has been described by some industry analysts as the "Death Star," a menacing airborne weapon aimed right at the cable industry.

Senior Pentagon officials announced details today of an ambitious missile-testing plan that they said could lead to a working system of land-based, sea-launched and airborne weapons in four years.

The attack took place on February 21, 2010 near the border between Uruzgan and Daykundi province when special operation troops helicopters attacked three minibuses with "airborne weapons".

It provides the People's Liberation Army Air Force with a sophisticated, domestic airborne weapon on par with mainstream Western Airforces around the world.

To establish continuing capability for conducting MAJCOM-directed OT&E of strategic airborne weapon systems, the 4201st was designated as a permanent organization in July 1974.

As an airborne weapon the Lewis was largely supplanted by the Vickers K, a weapon that could achieve over twice the rate of fire of the Lewis.

When the convoy was on a main road in the village of Zerma it came under attack from U.S. Special Forces piloting Little Bird helicopters using "airborne weapons".

This capability, designated as "Harvest HAWK" (Hercules Airborne Weapons Kit), can be used in scenarios where precision is not a requisite, such as area denial.

NATO defines anti-aircraft warfare (AAW) as "measures taken to defend a maritime force against attacks by airborne weapons launched from aircraft, ships, submarines and land-based sites."

Air Weapons Complex (AWC) is a development and production centre for airborne weapons systems in Pakistan, more recently becoming involved in various commercial and other non-military projects also.

The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) provides material support for aircraft and airborne weapon systems for the United States Navy.

Patrick watched in fascination as the newest and most sophisticated computer system ever placed aboard any aircraft automatically began prosecuting the attack and activating the most devastating airborne weapon ever produced:

On both the E-3, E-8 and in a CRC they begin as an Airborne Weapons Officer (AWO), responsible for the direct control of weapons systems in the fight.

If we wanted nuclear weapons for defence then we would be using airborne weapons and fired by artillery and not a hugely expensive submarine fleet that can only be use in an end of world scene.

The Manhattan Project personnel in Los Alamos first became aware of the value of the location of the air base during the process of converting the atomic bomb into a practical airborne weapon.