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Significados de unmanned combat aerial vehicle en inglés

ruso
боевой дрон
español
drone de combate
catalán
vehicle aeri de combat no tripulat

Unmanned aerial vehicle that is usually armed.

        drone de combate
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        Examples for "ucav"
        Examples for "ucav"
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        Beacon remained active sufficient time to refine position for Reaper UCAV coverage.
        Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
        2
        The Reaper UCAV overhead would soon be headed home along with my two five-hundred-pound laser-guided bombs.
        Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
        3
        The military may want the UCAVs to take on very different roles in the years to come.
        Wired
        4
        Urinary excretion of Ca (UCaV) was significantly higher after the glucose clamp than the control study.
        Pubmed
        5
        An ND-UCAV could fit neatly with the Air Force's "concept refinement" for the future long-range strike mission.
        Wired
        1
        Northrop and Boeing are building the test models for the combat drone, called the X-47 and X-45 respectively.
        Wired
        2
        Libya has become a hive of combat drones in the past year.
        News.com.au
        3
        The new Force Structure Plan also calls for advanced air-warfare capacity and combat drones.
        News.com.au
        4
        It also displayed combat drones recently acquired from China.
        Reuters
        5
        Israel is a pioneer of combat drones, having deployed them in Lebanon in the Palestinian territories.
        Reuters
        1
        In one of the dazzler applications Gayl describes, a Small Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle would be equipped with nonlethal capabilities (as pictured above).
        Wired
        Uso de unmanned combat aerial vehicle en inglés
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        France is working with Britain on an unmanned combat aerial vehicle, but that project has not yet progressed as expected.
        Reuters
        2
        This bat-winged, tailless unmanned combat aerial vehicle, developed by the military hardware supplier Northrop Grumman is designed to take off and land on aircraft carriers.
        Reuters
        3
        But the next generation of unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs) won't be the airborne equivalent of fish in a barrel.
        Wired