land-launched

That leaves a ship, a submarine, or a land-launched platform.

I'll have him refer to the possibility of land-launched missiles, or even planted bombs.

This reflects the design and operation purpose of the weapon as a land-launched coastal defense weapon.

Could be a land-launched sea-skimmer, too.

SSM-1 is an improved and land-launched version of ASM-1.

Iran reportedly bought about 60 land-launched variant YJ-82 missiles following the 1991 Persian Gulf War.

The two large radar antennas, Seedeck knew, were target-tracking radars searching for sea- or land-launched intercontinental ballistic missiles.

DLCs may also be used in chameleon coatings that are designed to prevent wear during launch, orbit, and re-entry of land-launched space vehicles.

I've heard anything from guesses about advance stealth technology on their aircraft to land-launched Tomahawk-style strike missiles to Particle beams from satellites.

The heavy Proton and Zenit rockets can only be land-launched from Baikonur (Zenit may also be launched at sea).

That particular development had caused immense concern in the U.S. military establishment, since the Soviet Union had relied on its land-launched aircraft as the mainstay of its air power until then.

Within the MEADS program, the German Air Force plans to integrate a land-launched radar-guided version of the missile, called IRIS-T SL.

In the 1960s Project Defender and the Ballistic Missile Boost Intercept (BAMBI) concept replaced land-launched Nike missiles with missiles to be launched from satellite platforms orbiting directly above the USSR.

Although, technically, the American nuclear forces were under the combat command of the U.S. Strategic Command, a unified military command, in day-today operations the nuclear-capable bombers, land-launched intercontinental ballistic missiles, and their warheads were under Air Force control until gained by Strategic Command.