airborne platform造句

• That way, we have the ability of re-striking emerging targets from an airborne platform,
• The airborne platform's mobility also is a selling point.
• They would provide another airborne platform for USSB.
• Featuring low acquisition and life-cycle cost, the system adaptability enables installation and operation on virtually any airborne platform.
• This small size and low weight reduce the weight and clearance requirements for installation on manned and unmanned airborne platforms.
• Recently, the US Navy announced intentions to procure a dual-color variant of the ANVIS for use in the cockpit of airborne platforms.
• These include analysis techniques, operating principles, design principles, manufacturing techniques and methods for integrating these structures into space, ground and airborne platforms.
• The key threat in modern naval combat is the airborne cruise missile, which can be delivered from surface, subsurface or airborne platforms.
• The official, asking not to be identified, said the plan calls for an " airborne platform to break through the information logjam"
• An Aerial Observer is the functional position of gathering information visually from an airborne platform for use by military or commercial purposes.
• The official said the anti-jamming plan contemplates an " airborne platform to break through the information logjam " that Cuba has imposed against the two stations.
• One of the airborne platforms watching the target building saw a man leaving the back of the building and running off, snipers from the Puma killed him.
• If the Avro 730 had proceeded into service, it would have replaced the V bombers as the primary airborne platform as a part of Britain's nuclear deterrent.
• Rom醤 has developed a combination of global quality assessment and validation techniques that include visible, near-infrared, and multi-angular imagery and measurements acquired from in-situ and semi-autonomous airborne platforms.
• XTAR bandwidth is not application-specific; it can support and transmit to any one of the primary architectures used by government agencies today, including fixed-to-fixed, tactical-to-tactical, reach-back, broadcast and airborne platforms.
• The squadron opened a new era of attack helicopter aviation in early 1979 by being the first Marine Corps squadron to fire the TOW anti-tank missile from an airborne platform.
• The aircraft known as the High-performance, Instrumented Airborne Platform for Environmental Research ( HIAPER ), based in Boulder, Colorado, is being used by environmental and atmospheric scientists from both public and private research facilities.
• The helicopter is to be fitted with a data link for network-centric operations facilitating the transfer of mission data to the other airborne platforms and ground stations operating in the network, facilitating force multiplication.
• In the summer of 2002, The Altus II served as the airborne platform for the Altus Cumulus Electrification Study ( ACES ), led by Dr . Richard J . Blakeslee of NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.
• The "'Tactical Common Data Link ( TCDL ) "'is a secure data link being developed by the U . S . military to send secure data and streaming video links from airborne platforms to ground stations.