Sentence examples for radar installations in from inspiring English sources
During World War II, he served in the United States Army on radar installations in Alaska.
In response, US forces destroyed three radar installations in Houthi-controlled ports on Thursday, in the first direct US involvement in the war in Yemen.
Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, under pressure from conservatives to endorse openly Mr. Bush's plans that may need to rely on radar installations in Britain, refused to do so today.
To do so, however, they would need more accurate information about an aircraft's precise position, because many of the radar installations in use today are accurate only to within a mile or so.Just a little closerThe FAA's answer is to make more use of satellites.
In theory, the officials said, the United States could build enough radar systems to eventually overwhelm the Russian stockpile, but it would require several thousand of them and even then be politically and practically impossible because of the costs and the diplomatic sensitivities of placing radar installations in foreign countries.
India has military radar installations in the Andaman Islands with a range stretching well beyond the area where some believe the jet may have come down.
The original system, proposed by President George W. Bush, would have put a radar installation in the Czech Republic and interceptors in Poland.
Moscow is now seeking to renegotiate a lease for a major radar installation in Gabala, Azerbaijan, that is used to track missiles across a huge portion of the globe.
After the usual pre-mission briefing, pilots and navigators of 48 planes were then pulled aside and informed that they would receive new coordinates from a radar installation in Vietnam.
Yesterday's Israeli airstrike against a Syrian radar installation in Lebanon, just north of the strategic highway between Beirut and Damascus, was Israel's deepest and most significant attack against a Syrian target in nearly two decades.
The Benton Air Force Station, a Cold War radar installation in the park, operated from 1951 to 1975 and still serves as airport radar for nearby Wilkes-Barre and as the Red Rock Job Corps Center.
