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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- adj. Operating from or designed to be fired from aircraft at targets on the ground: air-to-surface missiles.
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WordNet 3.0
- adj. operating from or designed to be fired from aircraft at targets on the ground
Examples
“And of course others have already mentioned that the same tech could be used in air-to-surface and surface-to-surface applications.”
“If it works surface-to-air first, then perhaps there is future air-to-surface potential.”
“A girl in a hand-me-down dress several sizes too large picks a flower from the spray of scarlet wild poppies stretching skyward on unsteady stems from a crater hollowed out by an air-to-surface missile.”
“He announced this on the same day that Iran tested a precision air-to-surface missile with a 70-mile range, a weapon that would give it the ability to threaten American and other ships operating in the Persian Gulf.”
“Meanwhile, Iran has just announced that it successfully tested a new air-to-surface missile.”
“Su-24: A Soviet swing-wing bomber that carries a variety of precision air-to-surface missiles.”
“The helicopters fired one air-to-surface missile at 2: 30 am and then returned to another location of the Sudan armed forces northeast of Baida at 6: 15 am, firing one air-to-surface missile," he said.”
“On April 20, an air-to-surface missile killed Nour al-Dibari in Gaza.”
“In January 2008, an air-to-surface missile struck a civilian vehicle carrying three members of the Al-Yazji family killing Mohammed Al-Yazji, his five-year old son, and his 40-year old brother.”
“In May 2007, an air-to-surface missile targeted the Al-Hayia family at his eastern Gaza meeting hall.”
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