Sentence examples for help missile from inspiring English sources

These high-tech airplanes can reconnoiter the enemy and help missile crews lock in on their targets.

The satellites are intended to track ballistic missiles as they soar through the atmosphere, providing data that would help interceptor missiles tell missiles from decoys and home in on and destroy warheads.

For instance it sought Western aid in launching civilian satellites -- though some believed that the North's leader, Kim Jong Il, was less interested in launching satellites than in acquiring Western technology that might help its missile program.

Gordon French had been a weapons designer who helped build missile guidance systems; Frederick Moore Jr. was a long-haired, bearded peace activist who was running a community information network that he maintained on index cards in a shoe box at his funky office in the Whole Earth Truck Store, as hippie a business as the 1960's created anywhere.

The 500 or so pilots here help launch missiles at Islamic State fighters in Syria and Iraq, provide overwatch of U.S. special forces raids in Afghanistan, and scour the rugged Horn of Africa and elsewhere for wanted militants.

He also said the military would commission new RS-24 missiles with systems to help penetrate a missile shield.

Sales rose 11percentto to $5.9 billion, helped by missiles and laser-guided bombs.

Michael Haas, who is a former senior airman with the U.S. air force and helped guide missiles to their targets, according to the Guardian, discussed his experience serving under the administrations of Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, which included working as an instructor.

Partly to help penetrate US missile defences, China has in recent months also started putting multiple warheads on its largest missile, the DF-5, another development that has set alarm bells ringing in the Pentagon, where some analysts view it as the first step towards a massive nuclear armament drive aimed at obliterating the US arsenal.

Turkey has asked its Nato allies to help bolster its missile defences, aimed at shooting down any incoming Syrian rockets.

China too has pledged to end missile help that infringes most MTCR rules, though its controls are leaky too.