fire-control radar

We're making every effort not to be provoked but they are using fire-control radar.

Perhaps their fire-control radar couldn't lock on him, but the minute they did, there would be little time.

The instant one of those fire-control radars comes on the air, I want it taken out.

Fire-control radar, in the military, a system for providing information on how to direct weapon fire.

They had no fire-control radar initially, and were aimed only by sight.

It means that all the Soviet fire-control radars are obsolete.

Slick shows no fire-control radar active along that line of bearing.

And just five minutes ago, that destroyer painted us with fire-control radar.

They flew near Bunaya and picked up a fire-control radar.

As an afterthought, he added, "Make sure we have the fire-control radar locked on him."

The fire-control radar enters into the track phase when the target is located.

Fire-control radar is used to provide targeting information to missiles and some naval guns.

The Pentagon said the fire-control radars of the the artillery batteries were being used at the time.

Fire-control radars were trained north, but kept in standby mode.

Head Lights was the code name for the fire-control radar that guided the missile to its target.

So what happens when I light off a fire-control radar on the Aegis?

To do this in a basic fire-control radar system, it must operate at smaller pulse width.

Tell them to continue to close the Migs and keep their fire-control radars in search mode only.

Enemy tracking and fire-control radars have gone down, too.

All their fire-control radars and jammers have shut down.

The fire-control radar constantly tracked the incoming missiles and corrected the direction of fire.

Very little info is released about this radar other than it can also act as Fire-control radar.

The Mark 22 was a "nodding" system used for target height-finding with fire-control radars.

Apparently the EA-6B was airborne and picked up the fire-control radar.