The phrase "armed aircraft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to aircraft that are equipped with weapons or military capabilities.
Example: "The military deployed several armed aircraft to conduct surveillance over the conflict zone."
Alternatives: "military aircraft" or "weaponized aircraft".
But Shen Dingli, an expert at Fudan University in Shanghai on US-China relations, said: "The US has not sent armed aircraft … China in turn does not send its fighters to fly towards B-52s".
These penetrated the ship's flight deck and burst inside her hangars, setting the fueled and armed aircraft there on fire.
These penetrated the ship's flight deck and burst inside her hangars, setting the fuelled and armed aircraft there on fire.
While the situation became more stable from late July 1962, No. 79 Squadron maintained armed aircraft on alert at all times and scrambled Sabres when unidentified aircraft were detected.
Humans rendered as heat signatures lose identity, and the very scale of this unraveling tragedy is brought to the fore the hulking ships, heavily armed aircraft, helicopters, and sprawling camps seen in a medium that both clarifies and abstracts them.
But Japanese armed aircraft would be a different story.
Davis' idea was adopted in 1915 by the Royal Naval Air Service, which ordered guns of 40, 57, and 75 millimetres for arming aircraft against airships and submarines.
The defense officials would not discuss whether the United States has armed drone aircraft over Mali.
The agency is known to operate armed Predator aircraft, but the missions remain classified and are not generally acknowledged by the C.I.A.
So it may be a surprise to find that some moral philosophers, political scientists and weapons specialists believe armed, unmanned aircraft offer marked moral advantages over almost any other tool of warfare.
Hundreds of anti-war campaigners descended on an RAF base in Lincolnshire yesterday demanding an end to Britain's development of heavily armed unmanned aircraft of the type that have killed terrorists, enemy forces and civilians around the world.
