Sentence examples for guided rockets from inspiring English sources

Between Mosul and the Iraqis' defensive lines are a number of villages that would be well within the range of the guided rockets.

Iran has supplied Hizbullah militants in Lebanon with a small fleet of drones, though their usefulness is limited: Hizbullah uses lobbed rather than guided rockets, and it is unlikely to muster a ground attack that would benefit from drone intelligence.

The request called for the use of guided rockets and Hellfire missiles, and was sent up the chain of command, eventually reaching Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who concluded that Major General Thomas Turner, the commander of the 101st Airborne, should make the final decision.

Unfortunately, even though the Bush administration has provided more than $300 million in tactical aid to Lebanon since the Syrian withdrawal of 2005, it still apparently refuses to provide the kind of strategic weapons — guided rockets, tanks, modern artillery and intelligence-gathering equipment — that are desperately needed in this task.

The research wing also says it is looking for venders with project experience on unmanned aerial systems, guided rockets, and weapons.

They had already figured out that qua referred to rockets--as in "the F-4 is loaded with qua "--and that bananas referred to guided rockets, and that other fruits referred to other ordnance.

To rectify gaps in air coverage, the Marines are looking at putting guided rocket artillery back in the province.

A guided rocket strike was approved against those digging the holes after ensuring that no civilian homes were in the immediate area, according to the ISAF official.

Since General McChrystal assumed command, he has been a central face and salesman of this idea, and he has applied it to warfare in a tangible way: by further tightening rules guiding the use of Western firepower — airstrikes and guided rocket attacks, artillery barrages and even mortar fire — to support troops on the ground.

If that was our normal weapon, and then someone said "hey, watch this" and fired an artillery shell or guided rocket at that thing, we'd freak out about how amazing these futuristic weapons are that destroy the whole boat in a second!

The United States is providing much of the firepower in support of the Arab and Kurdish forces, using artillery, Himars satellite-guided rockets, Apache attack helicopters, armed drones and warplanes.