enemy air造句

He positions the SEAD assets (suppression of enemy air defense), the electronic warfare assets, and the air-to-air assets.

The enemy aircraft bombed the city in the air raid last night.

Intense work and frequent enemy air strikes severely damaged Lu Zuo Fu's body.

Thus these " stealth" aircraft (designed to be nearly invisible to enemy radar) could go in alone and either bomb high- value targets or destroy the enemy air defenses.

The PLA Air Force (PLAAF) has converted some of its retired Jian-7 fighters into unmanned target drone to simulate enemy aircraft in air-to-air and surface-to-air weapon testing.

AARGM's precision capabilities allow for the destruction of modern enemy air defense systems, time-critical targets, and other mobile targets.

During the day, Germans flew 319 sorties; Allies 12,015 (not one was interrupted by enemy air action).

This method resolves the problem of threat assessment and threat sorting to the enemy air attack targets efficiently.

Once enemy air defenses have been destroyed, F-18s and other non-stealthy aircraft would presumably operate on more equal terms with stealthy aircraft.

Our attacks on enemy air-field reaped a rich reward, and hundreds of their aircraft were later found wrecked and abandoned.

One of these weapons is the air defense dazzler, which can engage enemy aircraft and helicopters at a range of 10 kilometers.

Missions too dangerous for manned aircraft include everything from probing enemy air defences to carrying out surveillance over territory where a shot-down pilot could be used as a hostage.

In an air-to-surface role, the F-16 can fly more than 500 miles (860 kilometers), deliver its weapons with superior accuracy, defend itself against enemy aircraft, and return to its starting point.

At a large depot at the base, a South Korean air Force officer stands beside a row of weaponry for every purpose from knocking out tanks to hitting enemy aircraft from many miles away.

One enemy aircraft was shot down in flames.

There are enemy aircraft on the radar screen.