Examples of using Indirect fire in English and their translations into Spanish
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All staff members now have accommodations with overhead protection to enhance security during indirect fire.
ITCL has collaborated with EXPAL in the development of their advanced Indirect Fire Tactical Simulator software.
the United Nations offices in Iraq remain exposed to intermittent indirect fire attacks.
the increased reliance on indirect fire.
armored divisions to provide additional direct and indirect fire support.
An M12A4 panoramic telescope was also provided on the right side of the turret for indirect fire use.
high-angle-of-fire weapon used for long-range indirect fire support to infantry units.
The tripod is equipped with fine levelling gear for indirect fire trajectories.
In 2011, the Secretary-General formally welcomed the organization's policy on indirect fire, which was used by the African Union Mission in Somalia(AMISOM)
Combat engineering. As the threat of indirect fire is high, AMISOM must have the capability to improve its force protection measures,
Improvised explosive devices and indirect fire, employing short-range mortars operating from firing points within nearby crowded suburbs
pioneering area denial and indirect fire(soon adopted by all Allied armies)
In addition, indirect fire is provided by the M203 grenade launcher in fireteams,
kidnappings and indiscriminate indirect fire attacks, using both rockets and mortars.
international zone in Baghdad, where a wide range of mitigation measures to address the growing risk of indirect fire and other threats are required.
secured by AMISOM and the Transitional Federal Government have, however, considerably reduced the risk of indirect fire and mortar attacks against the airport and its immediate environs.
These security procedures and other mitigating measures exist to minimize the risk from indirect fire, abduction and the threat of attack by improvised explosive devices.
the M79's stock and marking the sling for indirect fire at elevations greater than 40°.
Indirect fire attacks on the international zone in Baghdad increased from an average of one or two strikes per week in 2006 to over four per week at the beginning of 2007.
Efforts have also been made to ensure the implementation of the Mission's indirect fire policy, which greatly contributed to minimizing civilian casualties and collateral damage during