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| and the common ministers of foreign affairs, | defense, and finance in Vienna. |
| e key ministries of Finance, Foreign Affairs, | Defense and Home Affairs. |
| Afghan | Defense Minister Abdul Rahim Wardak spoke to reporter |
| He also met with Afghan | Defense Minister Mohammad Qasim Fahim, Interior Minis |
| Heinz blasted Green for voting against | defense budgets Green considered too expensive, imply |
| ranked #17 in preseason polls, the 2005 Aggie | defense ranked 107th nationally (out of 119 Division |
| e right, where he is noted for his aggressive | defense and solid transition play along the right fla |
| Heat, earning a reputation for his aggressive | defense and strong rebounding. |
| ov, Belgrade 1988, English Opening: Agincourt | Defense, Wimpy System (A13), 0-1 |
| The Real Aikido | defense system includes unarmed techniques, as well a |
| The group performed air | defense operations for the Syracuse Air Defense Secto |
| Western Air | Defense Force |
| 1938 г.) was 76.2 mm (3 inch) Soviet air | defense gun, created by the famous Soviet artillery d |
| ndenberger served with JG 3 and then flew air | defense sorties with JG 300 over Germany until Februa |
| lso used for the more powerful 85 mm 52-K air | defense gun, developed in 1939. |
| 03/CC-01 was initially under the Syracuse Air | Defense Sector (SADS) which was activated under the 3 |
| installation was assigned to the Eastern Air | Defense Force and was the prime Air Defense Command f |
| September 1963 and merged with the Boston Air | Defense Sector (BADS), with control of DC-03/CC-01 co |
| Air | defense for the Southeast United States and Panama Ca |
| he SADS was a designational of the 4624th Air | Defense Wing which was activated at Syracuse ADS on 1 |
| Its last assignment was with the Air | Defense Command Phoenix Air Defense Sector stationed |
| Its last assignment was with Montgomery Air | Defense Sector, stationed at Homestead Air Force Base |
| Development of the Krug ZRK-SD (2K11) air | defense system started in 1957 by the Lyulev OKB desi |
| the MIT physics faculty, established the Air | Defense Systems Engineering Committee. |
| аци остају јунаци, Одбрана број 4 - 250th air | defense missile brigade Heroes remain heroes, Odbrana |
| The USAF phased out its Air | Defense facilities in 1983 with the shutdown of the D |
| Force Base is the home for the Northeast Air | Defense Sector facilities which provides detection an |
| 6 missile battalion armed with S-75 Dvina air | defense system were disband. |
| Air | Defense of the Northeast United States, 1953-1968; Ai |
| He then joined the US Army, enlisting in Air | Defense Artillery, later tried out for Special Forces |
| n was a modernized version of the 76.2 mm air | defense gun model 1931, with a slightly modernized ba |
| It served as an air | defense unit in the New York/New Jersey area of the U |
| as last assigned to the 73d Air Division, Air | Defense Command, stationed at MacDill AFB, Florida. |
| ed as a radar squadron and stood up as an Air | Defense Group, operating the BUIC installation. |
| executive officer for the Directorate of Air | Defense. |
| uilt as part of the second segment of the Air | Defense Command permanent radar network, primarily to |
| ould blind Douhet to the possibilities of air | defense or tactical support of armies. |
| counterpart the 88-mm gun, was meant for air | defense. |
| Radar used by the United States Air Force Air | Defense Command. |
| et system from the structure of the 250th Air | Defense Missile Brigade. |
| The Bangor Air | Defense Sector (BaADS) is an inactive United States A |
| The air | defense missile wing was established in 1959 as an ai |
| 59 assuming control of former ADC Western Air | Defense Force 27th Air Division units in western Nort |
| 762d Air | Defense Group |
| Its last assignment was with the Air | Defense Command 29th Air Division, being stationed at |
| The Oklahoma City Air | Defense Sector (OCADS) is an inactive United States A |
| Federal Republic of Yugoslavia as part of Air | Defense Corps of FRY Air Force and Air Defense. |
| Montgomery Air | Defense Sector |
| Clark AB, Philippines in 1955, providing air | defense of the Philippines until 1959 when inactivate |
| ms such as spacecraft, tanks, satellites, air | defense systems, drones and armored vehicles. |
| Goose Air | Defense Sector |
| Provided air | defense for the San Francisco area. |
| The Kansas City Air | Defense Sector (KCADS) is an inactive United States A |
| ion was initially part of Phase II of the Air | Defense Command Mobile Radar program. |
| The 250th Air | Defense Missile Regiment changed its name to 250th Ai |
| by the radar is transmitted to a central air | defense command & control center where it is used to |
| The squadron is equipped with the Patriot air | defense missile system |
| The air | defense missile wing 1 is now a federation of the 4th |
| ng by Strategic Air Command and hosted an Air | Defense Command SAGE DC-16 direction center. |
| xt became Commander of Headquarters 473rd Air | Defense Group and in July 1957, took over the 54th Fi |
| In 2003 a redeco of the Air | Defense Team was released called the Air Assault Team |
| In January 1951 the USAF Air | Defense Command (ADC) established the active-duty 71s |
| dministering facilities of North American Air | Defense Command (NORAD), Air Defense Command (ADC), a |
| ude aircraft, which is mainly used in the air | defense, coastal defense or battlefield air defense. |
| commander-in-chief of the North American Air | Defense Command, the Continental Air Defense Command, |
| , Florida,and has responsibility over two air | defense sectors: the Western Air Defense Sector at Mc |
| a new JCS Unified Command Plan designated Air | Defense Command as a specified command and changed it |
| wing pilot training North served with the Air | Defense Command at Truax Field, Wisconsin, until Sept |
| (4 to 8 GHz) radar-based surveillance and air | defense command and control systems tailored for oper |
| supporting the war, it remained active in air | defense matters through the intervening Cold War year |
| strictions, and the general phase down of air | defense radar stations. |
| It provided air | defense for the northeastern United States, 1947-1949 |
| Also provided air | defense over parts of Minnesota, Colorado and Wyoming |
| Air | Defense of Strategic Air Command REFLEX bases in Moro |
| Air | defense system: Russia has declared repeatedly its op |
| Eastern Air | Defense Force |
| The Sioux City Air | Defense Sector (SCADS) is an inactive United States A |
| Great Falls Air | Defense Sector, 25 June 1963 |
| Again, it provided air | defense in northeastern US flying F-89C Scorpions unt |
| nuary 1979 as part of the inactivation of Air | Defense Command and the general draw down of antiairc |
| raft Control and Warning (AC&W) Squadron, Air | Defense Command between April 1952 and June 1965. |
| to the Lightnings, P-61 Black Widow night air | defense interceptors were assigned to the field (414t |
| Force combat air strike, air support and air | defense operations in mainland Southeast Asia. |
| commander in chief of the North American Air | Defense Command and the Air Defense Command, at Ent A |
| The Albuquerque Air | Defense Sector (AADS) is an inactive United States Ai |
| The squadron also flew air | defense of Japan during the Korean War. |
| General Abrial became head of the French Air | Defense headquarters, in Taverny, and in 2006 Air For |
| Based on this committee, the Air | Defense Project was officially formed at AFCRL in Jul |
| 57 assuming control of former ADC Eastern Air | Defense Force units primarily in Maryland; Delaware; |
| nderson Field after the battle to provide air | defense. |
| Nilson helped organize the air | defense of Moscow, later taking command of the air fo |
| uadron (159 FIS) with a mission change to Air | Defense. |
| rganizations were operationally-gained by Air | Defense Command (ADC). |
| sustaining unit capable of performing the Air | Defense mission in all types of weather, day or night |
| Air | defense until November 1943. |
| Established as the 4 Air | Defense Wing, the unit was not activated or manned. |
| tem (JSS), designated by NORAD as Western Air | Defense Sector (WADS) Ground Equipment Facility G-35. |
| 4752d Air | Defense Wing, 1 September 1961-25 June 1963 |
| Brigadier General 1942-1st Air | Defense Wing; XII Fighter Command; IX Fighter Command |
| The San Francisco Air | Defense Region is an inactive United States Air Force |
| The Minot Air | Defense Sector (MADS) is an inactive United States Ai |
| B-21DC was integrated with the USAF Air | Defense Command/NORAD Semi Automatic Ground Environme |
| Before dawn, the air | defense troops called for reinforcements and Col. Gri |
| resources from the primary battlefield to air | defense. |
| Oklahoma City Air | Defense Sector, 1 Jan 1960-1 August 1963 |
| At 1:00 AM on March 25, the air | defense unit attacked towards the bridge and ran into |
| The airport hosted USAF Air | Defense Command interceptor units during the Cold War |
| t to General Mark Ford at the Continental Air | Defense Command in Colorado Springs, Colorado. |
| ible for long-range strikes and strategic air | defense and it was not until the later stages of the |
| hirteenth Air Force and provided provided air | defense of Tongatabu from, June-October 1942 with a m |
| Radar used by the United States Air Force Air | Defense Command. |
| -07/CC-02 was initially under the Chicago Air | Defense Sector (CHADS) which was activated under the |
| The Great Falls Air | Defense Sector (GFADS) is an inactive United States A |
| 57 assuming control of former ADC Eastern Air | Defense Force units with a mission to provide air def |
| Assigned to Air | Defense Command. |
| Service squadrons and aircraft as well as Air | Defense Command interceptor aircraft and other air de |
| tem (JSS), designated by NORAD as Eastern Air | Defense Sector (EADS) Ground Equipment Facility. |
| Zweite Luftabwehr (Second Air | Defense) |
| While in training also used for air | defense of Philadelphia area. |
| 4732d Air | Defense Group (ADC), 1 April 1957 |
| Air Force as an operational training and air | defense unit, February 1943-February 1944, later perf |
| Air | Defense of Upper Midwesern United States and Canada; |
| Assigned to Air | Defense Command (ADC) and flying F-47D Thunderbolts, |
| e officially opened on August 9, 1952 but air | defense alert operations began there much sooner. |
| 25 mm automatic air | defense gun M1940 (72-K) (Russian: 25-мм автоматическ |
| served as deputy commander of the Army's Air | Defense Artillery Center at Fort Bliss, Texas. |
| ing 1 July 1952 until activation of 527th Air | Defense Group on 16 February 1953 at Oscoda and 534th |
| Air | defense for the east coast, 1942; operational trainin |
| After the war, provided air | defense for South Korea and deployed tactical compone |
| s for the purpose of Suppression of Enemy Air | Defense (SEAD). |
| Kansas City Air | Defense Sector, 1 January 1960-1 June 1961 |
| leted in 1992 and was offered to meet the air | defense requirements of Turkey and Thailand. |
| Assigned first to Air | Defense Command, then to Continental Air Command (Con |
| he predecessor of the command Air Force / Air | Defense (LSK / LV) was created in 1956 for government |
| Armada Air | Defense Jetstorm (2002) |
| Detroit Air | Defense Sector, 1 April-1 November 1959 |
| Air | defense and operational training unit until February |
| Washington Air | Defense Sector, 1 July 1961 |
| 57 assuming control of former ADC Central Air | Defense Force units with a mission to provide air def |
| radar stations constructed as part of the Air | Defense Command permanent network. |
| Los Angeles Air | Defense Sector, 1 October 1959 |
| rceptor Squadron before being assigned to Air | Defense Command. |
| The 85 mm air | defense gun M1939 (52-K) (Russian: 85-мм зенитная пуш |
| Air | defense for the Panama Canal, 1922-1946. |
| Radar used by the United States Air Force Air | Defense Command. |
| d Osan ABs June-September 1970, providing air | defense, participating in exercises, and maintaining |
| assigned to the Continental Air Command, Air | Defense Command, Air Combat Command, and the Air Mobi |
| Air | defense of the Southwest United States, 1953-1964. |
| Air | defense in Caribbean area, 1940-1944. |
| Air Force and Air | Defense Training Center - Batajnica |
| In July 1940, an Air | Defense HQ was created in Xinjing. |
| e United States to advise the military on air | defense technology. |
| Bangor Air | Defense Sector, 15 August 1958 |
| t evolution in the structure of the 250th Air | Defense Missile Brigade took place in 1992 when that |
| Radar used by the United States Air Force Air | Defense Command. |
| Its last assignment was with the Air | Defense Command Eastern Air Defense Force, being stat |
| Iceland Air | Defense Force, 8 Mar 1954 |
| the early 1950s to establish a permanent air | defense system in Alaska. |
| The wing began as a World War II air | defense organization, reporting to First Air Force, r |
| -26A) entered service in 1961, carried by Air | Defense Command F-102 Delta Dagger interceptors. |
| Reactivated during the Cold War by Air | Defense Command, the group was tasked with air defens |
| 76 mm air | defense gun M1938 (Russian: 76-мм зенитная пушка обр. |
| Its last assignment was with the Air | Defense Command 26th Air Division, being stationed at |
| minutes after takeoff, radar at two U.S. air | defense stations noticed a fast-moving blip speeding |
| in times of Level IV operations, overall air | defense commander for the Norad region, was Col. Alva |
| Detroit Air | Defense Sector, 1 April 1959 |
| The San Francisco Air | Defense Sector (SFADS) is an inactive United States A |
| Los Angeles Air | Defense Sector, 1 January 1960 |
| e of the bridge, had set up an impressive air | defense network, five air defense regiments being sta |
| nto existence as part of Phase III of the Air | Defense Command Mobile Radar program. |
| It was assigned to the Eastern Air | Defense Force in September 1955 with a mission to int |
| Emblem of the 665th Air | Defense Group |
| Duluth Air | Defense Sector, 1 October 1963 |
| le site was under the control of the 35th Air | Defense Missile Squadron (BOMARC), activated on 1 Jun |
| 10 short-range air | defense cannons ZU-23-2. |
| Spokane Air | Defense Sector, 15 March 1960-1 June 1961 |
| ere inactivated or placed under the 4752d Air | Defense Wing (later Oklahoma City Air Defense Sector) |
| Radar used by the United States Air Force Air | Defense Command. |
| Homestead AFB, Florida in late 1962 stood air | defense alert during the Cuban Missile Crisis from Oc |
| The 4708th Air | Defense Wing is an inactive United States Air Force o |
| 502d Air | Defense Group, 16 February 1953-18 August 1955 (assig |
| On 5 January 1959, the 60th was the first Air | Defense squadron to receive the new F-101 Voodoo airc |
| air unit to participate in the peacetime air | defense of Great Britain. |
| es from, February-June 1942 then provided air | defense of Iceland from, August 1942-February 1944. |
| s tests, exercises, and operations in the Air | Defense Command. |
| Air | Defense of Northwest United States; 1955-1958. |
| ablished as 25 June 1953 as Oklahoma City Air | Defense Sector result of realignment and expansion of |
| Its last assignment was with the Air | Defense Command 29th Air Division, being stationed at |
| he station came under the jurisdiction of Air | Defense Command. |
| The wing was a World War II air | defense organization, reporting to First Air Force, r |
| The station was re-assigned to the USAF Air | Defense Command on 1 April 1957, and was given design |
| er of Georgian Air Force and Chief of the Air | Defense of Air Forces. |
| Mission was to provide air | defense for upper Midwest. |
| Provided air | defense for the northeast coast of the US (until Augu |
| Its last assignment was with Air | Defense Command stationed at Webb Air Force Base, Tex |
| Air | Defense ADCOM was reorganized on 1 October 1979. |
| Radar used by the United States Air Force Air | Defense Command. |
| Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE) air | defense system. |
| Air | Defense of Midwesern United States; 1947-1960 |
| 59 assuming control of former ADC Central Air | Defense Force units with a mission to provide air def |
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