salvo fire

It can also salvo fire two missiles against one target to defeat vehicles equipped with an active protection system.

This mounting practice was chosen to reduce the weight, but mutual interference increased dispersion during salvo fire.

All batteries--open salvo fire!

The heavy cruiser Cattano, flank ship of the SPF-106, took salvo fire from four heavy-class Druuf ships and exploded.

However Adolphus perfected the system and introduced the use of salvo fire, where two or three ranks of musketeers fired simultaneously, usually at point blank range, rather than one rank at a time counter marching as was common in that era.

On September 1, 1939, at 0448 local time, Germany began its invasion of Poland, starting World War II; the Schleswig-Holstein suddenly opened broadside salvo fire on the Polish garrison held by 182 soldiers and 27 civilian reservists.

Maneuver Mode can use Spiral Wall which carries out the high-speed rotation of the fuselage, and flips and defends an attack, and Gatling Detonator which carries out the salvo fire of the beam cannon of six gates of both wings.