Significats de weapon system en anglès

It had to be a new weapon system or ultrasecret war plan.

If the Onyx Sentinels are part of a similar weapon system".

But the US has supplied the Iraqi state with far more than this single weapon system.

Podcast: How the Pentagon became the world's weapon system superstore The United States sells weapons around the world.

Butler had made such a big deal about this weapon system, all that bullshit about the Bofors ammunition.

The Defense segment manufactures and sells self-propelled artillery, ammunition carriers, launch pads, and provides comprehensive ground weapon system support.

The weapon system used was identified from the damage pattern on the wreckage, as well as fragments of shrapnel found.

Full operational capability is only certified after rigorous and independent testing proves a weapon system can be operated and maintained.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has addressed crowds gathered in London to protest against the renewal of the Trident nuclear weapon system.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has addressed crowds gathered in London to protest against the renewal of the Trident nuclear weapon system.

The F-80 (Shooting Star) was the first operational American jet fighter and a major weapon system of the Korean War.

Protesters take part in a march through central London to oppose the renewal of the Trident nuclear weapon system, as Angus Crawford reports.

The Type-22 also has a close-in weapon system for defense against incoming missiles and what appears to be a launcher for anti-aircraft missiles.

U.S. Missile Shield May Make China Build Better Missiles China has bet the security of its billion citizens largely around one weapon system: missiles.

The weapon system is fully integrated, comprising five major components - launchers, interceptors, a radar, Thaad fire control and communications and specific support equipment.

Accordingly, the committee endorses the Army's longer-term goal to eventually develop and field a multi-hundred kW solid-state laser (e.g., a 400 kW laser weapon system).