air-to-air

But it's simple to solve all of these problems with an air-to-air heat exchanger and a bit of ductwork.

Passive Aggressive: “Passive” Home Construction Comes to Seattle « PubliCola 2010

An air-to-air system, on the other hand, produces warm air that is circulated by fans to heat the home.

Saving Energy Begins at Home David Elliot 2011

It is a startling picture, memorializing a moment of air-to-air combat from January 19, 1991, over Iraq.

The Last Ace 2009

These are strictly matter-of-fact men from a world where war is work, and life and death hang on a rapidly and precisely calibrated reality, an attitude captured by the flat caption mounted on the frame: This is an AIM-7 air-to-air missile shot from an F‑15 Eagle detonating on an Iraqi MiG‑29 Fulcrum during Operation Desert Storm.

The Last Ace 2009

Accomplishing all this with anything like the efficiency American forces have enjoyed since the Vietnam War depends on owning the sky, which means having air-to-air hunter-killers that can shoot down enemy planes and destroy surface-to-air missile (SAM) sites before the rest of the fleet takes to the sky.

The Last Ace 2009

When Rodriguez retired two years ago from the Air Force as a colonel, his three air-to-air kills (two over Iraq in 1991 and one over Kosovo) were the most of any American fighter pilot on active duty.

The Last Ace 2009

I suspect that unmanned fighters capable of modern air-to-air combat are in the U.S.

Letters to the Editor 2009

Most of the maneuvering in air-to-air combat today takes place BVR, or beyond visual range.

The Last Ace 2009

So it is worth examining the nature of air-to-air combat today, and the possible consequences of not building a full fleet of F-22s.

The Last Ace 2009

Cesar Rodriguez, who retired with more air-to-air kills — three — than any active-duty Air Force pilot, stands beside an F-15.

The Last Ace 2009