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- proper noun A race of
tiny birds - proper noun The Iranian made
UAV
Etymologies
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Another one is a possibility that we know is in the Iraqi arsenal is the Ababil, which is kind of a derivative of the Al-Fatah (ph), Al-Samoud range a lot titer 62 miles.
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There was a surface to surface missile called the Ababil-100, at least that is way my was telling me.
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These missiles include a liquid propellant al-Samoud, and a solid propellant missile called the Ababil-100.
Archive 2002-12-01 2002
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Their Ababil is a 183 pound UAV with a ten foot wing span, a payload of about 80 pounds, a cruising speed of 290 kilometers an hour and an endurance of 90 minutes.
StrategyPage.com 2009
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Their Ababil is a 183 pound UAV with a ten foot wing span, a payload of about 80 pounds, a cruising speed of 290 kilometers an hour and an endurance of 90 minutes.
StrategyPage.com 2009
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Ababil ( "Swallow") has a wingspan of more than 10 feet, and cruises at 160 knots, according to
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2009
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Ababil ( "Swallow") has a wingspan of more than 10 feet, and cruises at 160 knots, according to
legitgov 2009
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They were Iranian-built Ababil unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), capable of carrying an 88-pound warhead for up to 150 miles.
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Major Price (Essay) may be right in making Ababil the plural of Abilah, a vesicle; but it appears to me that the former is an Arabic and the latter a Persian word, which have no connection whatever.
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah 2003
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They have plenty of those Ababil missiles, and they have those Silkworm missiles as well, that General Shepperd was talking about.
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