The Velasco [L-11] anchor in Spain's Philippe Cousteau Anchor Museum [Museu de Anclas Philippe Cousteau] belonged to a ship that participated in the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. Velasco was originally named USS LST-1156 and became known as USS Terrebonne Parish [LST-1156]. LST-1156 was commissioned on November 21, 1962 and was involved in 9 deployments from 1952 to 1971. From October to December 1962 LST-1156 operated with the Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force in the United States of America's naval blockade of Cuba.
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missile
An air-to-surface missile is a missile which is fired from an aircraft to the ground.
Missile fuel
Basically, a deactivated missile. Typically, an inert missile will either be a purpose built dummy, or a live missile, with its propellant and warhead removed.
Israel bombed Lebanon.Or:Perhaps you are talking about the 1983 bombing of the Barracks that housed Marines and French Troops.
antitank missile
Inter continental bellestic missile
The standard term for a missile chamber (be it a ballistic missile, vertical launch cruise missile, torpedo, etc.) is simply a tube - straight and to the point.
There are different types of jammer. For radar guided missile there is radar jammer. For laser guides missile aircraft use burning magnesium strips for make confuse missile.
A missile with a range of 3500+ miles is an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).
Missile FC was created in 2003.
Missile Command happened in 2600.