Sentence examples for fire control radar from inspiring English sources

Because using such "fire control" radar can precede an attack, the Japanese defense minister, Itsunori Onodera, said that a misstep "could have pushed things into a dangerous situation".

Based on that picture, IHS Jane's Intelligence, a defense consultancy, identified it as an SNR-75 "Fan Song" fire control radar for the SA-2 family of surface-to-air missiles.

In January 2013, Japan's Ministry of Defence accused the PLA Navy of directing fire control radar onto a Japanese naval vessel not far from the disputed islands.

Assigned targets can be handed over to the Patriot's AN/MPQ-53 fire control radar.

The former lasted until 1944, when it was replaced by a Mark 27 microwave radar though it was supplemented by a Mark 3 main armament fire control radar.

MIlitary buffs at defence company IHS Jane's identified the green tube pictured in the container as an SNR-75 "Fan Song" fire control radar – a device that spots enemy aircraft and guides ground-based missiles towards them.

Belfast also received new fire control radars for her main, secondary and anti-aircraft guns.

Main battery fire control radars were the British Types 284 and 285 while anti-aircraft fire control was provided by the Type 282 radar.

During the battle, a power failure incapacitated South Dakota and she received considerable topside damage 42 shells hit the ship, knocking out radio communications and three fire control radars along with destroying the main radar set.

New fire control radars were also installed; these modifications allowed Wyoming to train anti-aircraft gunners with the most modern equipment they would use while in combat with the fleet.

China did not respond at the time, but on Friday the Defense Ministry Web site said that the naval vessels' radar had "maintained normal observational alertness, and there was no use of fire-control radar".