Examples of using Scud in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It appears that the site was turned into a Scud launch base.
In this respect, Scud can be considered an area bombing weapon.
North Korea began developing itsmissile forces with early modifications of Soviet Scud and SS-21 Scarab missiles.
Modified versions of the Scud have a range of up to 1,000 km(620 miles).
The Scud and its many spin-offs are still in service around the world today.
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In the Gulf War,F-15Es flew mainly at night to hit Scud missile launchers and artillery sites.
According to the Times, the Scud was"almost certainly" designed to split into two pieces as it neared the end of its 600-mile(965-kilometer) journey from Yemen.
Two F-15Es were lost to ground fire,another was damaged on the ground by a Scud strike on Dhahran air base.[67].
Scud is a tactical ballistic missile that the Soviet Union developed and deployed among the forward deployed Red Army divisions in East Germany.
Even on the lucky occasions aircraft spotted Scud launches at night, they only succeeded in targeting the launchers less than 20 percent of the time.
Scud missiles were used in several regional conflicts that included use by Soviet and Afghan Communist forces in Afghanistan, and Iranians and Iraqis against one another in the so-called"War of the cities" during the Iran- Iraq War.
According to the Gulf War Air Power Survey,the coalition air forces saw forty-two Iraqi Scud launches, but could only get into position to drop ordnance eight times.
Since they had not received MiG-23s, and Scud missiles had only arrived in Egypt from Bulgaria in late August and it would take four months to train the Egyptian ground crews, Aman predicted war with Egypt was not imminent.
Indeed, according to a number of reports by U.S. sources, some of the military's most advanced air defence platforms have recently struggled to intercept evenbasic attacks from subsonic missiles such as the Scud B, a primitive design which dates back over 50 years.
This, and the primitive state of early nuclear-weapons development,meant that the Scud, despite being a tactical system, was still equipped with large warheads with a yield of twenty to a hundred kilotons.
The Scud missile(including derivatives) is one of the few ballistic missiles to be used in actual warfare, second only to the V-2 in terms of combat launches(the SS-21 and MGM-140 ATACMS being the only other ballistic missiles fired in action).
For years, observers have pointed to the U.S. military's failed attempts to locate anddestroy Iraqi Scud missiles during the 1990- 91 Gulf War as evidence that mobile missiles are virtually impervious to attack.
I took a step, and lo,away it scud with an elastic spring over the snow-crust, straightening its body and its limbs into graceful length, and soon put the forest between me and itself--the wild free venison, asserting its vigor and the dignity of Nature.
South Korea's military said on Saturday North Korea appeared to have modified the video andedited it with Scud missile footage from 2014 although an official told Reuters the ejection technology might have improved since the May test.
Scud launcher: This mode is basically the same as a regular game, but with a twist: All players are unable to build Tactical Weapons and Anti-Tactical weapons, but in the middle of the map, there is a neutral Scud launcher with a circle around it.
The reference was to three instances in the last twodecades when Israel came under attack: the Scud missiles sent by Saddam Hussein into Israel in 1991 during the first gulf war; the 3,000 rockets fired at Israel by Hezbollah during their 2006 war;
By the time Obama took office in January 2009, North Korea had deployed hundreds of short- and medium-range missiles that used Russian designs andhad made billions of dollars selling its Scud missiles to Egypt, Libya, Pakistan, Syria, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen.
The synergy in timing between the discovery of North Korean Scud missiles in Yemen in June 2015 and al-Mutlaq Technology's deal reveals Abu Dhabi's concerns about North Korean military technology sales to the Houthis.
When a Scud launch was detected- often when a satellite spotted its launch flash- the information was relayed first to the Air Force command center in Riyadh, then to an orbiting E-8 JSTAR command plane, and finally to a strike plane orbiting the area.
Second, to protect Syrians in opposition-controlled territory from attacks by the regime's Scud missiles and fixed-wing aircraft, the United States should establish 50- to 80-mile-deep safe areas within Syria along its borders with Jordan and Turkey.
The higher estimates are based on the percentage of Scud warheads which were known to have impacted and exploded compared to the number of Scud missiles launched, but other factors such as duds, misses and impacts which were not reported confound these.
Shamir acceded to Eagleburger's plea, in part because Washington sent Patriotmissiles to help defend Israel against Iraqi Scud missiles(they proved to be less than effective), but more importantly because Shamir did not want to interrupt the massive flow of immigrants to Israel from the Soviet Union, which would certainly have been the case if Israel was at war.
Since the Soviets hadnot yet supplied the fighter bombers, and the Scud missiles had only arrived in Egypt in late August, and in addition it would take four months to train the Egyptian ground crews, Aman predicted war with Egypt was not imminent.