Meanings of strike aircraft in English

Australia ended its strike aircraft operations in Iraq and Syria in January.

The strike aircraft were conducting simulated air attacks against naval formations, the statement says.

By 2010, he foretold, one-third of America's deep- strike aircraft would fly without a pilot.

The robotic Predator is among the U.S. strike aircraft most involved in the Libya war.

The Pentagon is already moving to boost the firepower of its existing strike aircraft in Asia.

Unquestionably, the sensors detected tens of thousands of trucks, and the strike aircraft destroyed many of them.

Especially if the Chinese fishing fleet is watched over by strike aircraft and naval vessels staging out of nearby Cambodia.

In response, India has begun modernising its border roads and moved a squadron of strike aircraft close to the China border.

From bases on Taiwan, Chinese warships, strike aircraft and missiles would dominate the sea lanes vital to Japan and South Korea.

The UK currently has only one aircraft carrier - HMS Illustrious - but this cannot be used for strike aircraft, only helicopters.

While building up its missile forces on land, the PLA also fitted powerful, long-range anti-ship missiles to its warships and strike aircraft.

In the early days of drone wars the only strike aircraft was the MQ-1 Predator, armed with one or two hundred-pound Hellfire missiles.

The biggest immediate threat to the PLA comes from new, long-range anti-ship missiles now entering service with U.S. Navy and Air Force strike aircraft.

The United States vowed yesterday to start pounding Iraq hard within weeks if diplomacy failed, despite forswearing use of strike aircraft based in Saudi Arabia.

The planes have high-resolution radars and GMTI (ground moving target indicators), which would help French strike aircraft to find and attack enemy positions.

Meanwhile the Dutch Government says it will send six F16 strike aircraft to the region and more than 350 military personnel.