The 1987 treaty bans both from deploying missiles with ranges of 500-5,000km.
The treaty required the two countries to destroy ground-launched ballistic and cruise missiles with ranges of 500 to 5,500 kilometers.
Leica, Fujifilm and Pentax are ready to capitalise on the wave of interest in what is being hailed the iCamera with ranges of retro digital devices.
Warren Hoge TURKEY: HOME-GROWN MISSILES -- The military reported successfully testing two new ground-to-ground missiles with ranges of 40 and 62 miles.
For yet another day, the stock market swung back and forth with ranges of hundreds of points.
E.V.'s with ranges of 75 to 100 miles are eligible for $2,000 rebates, and plug-in hybrids qualify for $1,500.
By 2018, three out of four "small cells" (cellular transmitters with ranges of ten metres or so) that mobile carriers use to distribute wireless signals inside buildings and elsewhere are expected to double as public hotspots.
Tactical weapons generally refer to those with ranges of 300 or 400 miles or less — some quite small and therefore particularly worrisome to officials responsible for guarding against terrorists obtaining such destructive weapons.
Routine transpolar flight became possible only after the end of the cold war, when the United States and Russia stopped being so concerned about watching for strategic bombers, and with the development of planes like the Boeing 747-400 and the Airbus A-340, with ranges of about 9,000 nautical miles.
In the hours that followed, about 90% of the Iranian-supplied Fajr-5 missiles (numbering several hundred) and locally produced M-75 missiles, all with ranges of more than 72km (45 miles), were destroyed, say the Israelis, together with their launchers in underground concrete silos.
In some areas the undulating plains are interspersed with ranges of low hills (glacial moraines) studded with kettle lakes and flat-bottomed, steep-banked valleys cut by glacial meltwater, now occupied by rivers such as the Assiniboine and the Saskatchewan system.
