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Malta fever agent

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1 Malta fever agent

Военный термин: ББС возбудитель мальтийской лихорадки

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Malta fever agent
2 Malta fever agent

ББС — возбудитель мальтийской лихорадки

English-Russian military dictionary > Malta fever agent
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средство ( поражения) ; вещество; отравляющее вещество, ОВ; средство биологической войны; боевое биологическое средство, ББС; агент ( разведки) ; офицер связи; представитель; см. тж. gas

highly persistent (war) agent — высокостойкое ОВ

LSD 25 agent — ОВ ЛСД-25 (психогенного действия)

material object destroying (chemical) agent — химическое вещество, выводящее из строя технику

supertropical bleach decontaminating (powder) agent — порошковый дегазатор для особых тропических условий

— AC agent

— access agent

— ACE agent

— actinobacillus mallei agent

— action agent

— active agent

— anthrax agent

— antianimal biological agent

— antibiotics resistant agent

— anticholinesterase agent

— anticrop biological agent

— anticrop chemical agent

— antifoliage agent

— antilubricant catalytical polymerization combat agent

— antimateriel agent

— antipersonnel agent

— antipersonnel biological agent

— antiplant agent

— arbovirus agent

— bacterial aerosol agent

— bacterial warfare agent

— bacteriological warfare agent

— batrachotoxin agent

— bicyclical phosphor organic compound agent

— binary agent

— binary nerve agent

— biological warfare agent

— blasting agent

— blastomicose agent

— blister agent

— blood agent

— blown agent

— breakbone fever agent

— bubonic plague agent

— bugged agent

— bulk agent

— BZ agent

— casualty agent

— ceibro comma agent

— CF agent

— CG agent

— chemical neutralizing agent

— chikyngunya virus agent

— chlamydia psittacosis agent

— choking agent

— choky agent

— civilian agent

— CK agent

— clandestine agent

— CN agent

— cocciodiosis mycose agent

— communications agent

— confidential agent

— confusion agent

— contact agent

— contagious agent

— counter agent

— coxiella burnetti agent

— CR agent

— crowd control agent

— CW agent

— CX agent

— DA agent

— damage agent

— damaging agent

— DC agent

— dead agent

— debilitating biological agent

— decontaminating agent

— decontaminating noncorrosive agent

— deep penetration agent

— deep-cover agent

— defoliant agent

— delivering agent

— demolition agent

— Dengue fever virus agent

— destructive agent

— diarrhea agent

— disabling agent

— disbursing agent

— DM agent

— DMT agent

— double dealing agent

— DP agent

— drug-resistant bacterial agent

— dry bacterial agent

— dual agent

— dual-purpose chemical agent

— elevated line-source biological agent

— encephalomyelitis agent

— enteric fever agent

— epidemic typhus agent

— epizootic agent

— equine encephalomyelitis agent

— espionage agent

— Executive agent for the JCS

— executive agent

— fast acting agent

— fast corrosion combat agent

— fettering agent

— fixed agent

— flame agent

— flue agent

— foot-and-mouth disease agent

— Francisella tularemia agent

— fungae agent

— fungus agent

— ground contaminating agent

— ground-line-source biological agent

— hallucinogen agent

— harassing agent

— HD blister agent

— hepatite agent

— high grade agent

— HN agent

— HT agent

— incapacitating agent

— incendiary agent

— influenza virus agent

— informing agent

— inhalation agent

— instant agent

— intelligence agent

— isotope radiological agent

— killing agent

— L agent

— Lassa and Ebola fevers agent

— lethal agent

— Levinstein mustard agent

— liaison agent

— liquid war agent

— live agent

— MACE agent

— malaria agent

— Malta fever agent

— mask penetrating agent

— measles agent

— melioidosis agent

— mescaline nerve agent

— metal-based incendiary agent

— microbial agent

— mob control agent

— moderately persistent agent

— mycotic agent

— neurotrope toxin agent

— neutralizing agent

— nocardiosis agent

— noncontagious agent

— non-CW agent

— nonlethal agent

— nonpersistent agent

— nonrefractory agent

— nontoxic agent

— nose agent

— nuclear agent

— OCBM riot control agent

— oculoglandular tularemia agent

— odor detection training agent

— organic phosphorus agent

— oryzal blast agent

— particulate agent

— pasteurelia pestis agent

— pasteurelia tularensis agent

— pathogen fungus agent

— pathogen microbial agent

— pathogen rickettsia agent

— pathogen virus agent

— penetration agent

— percutaneous agent

— persistent agent

— petroleum and organic combustible solvent-based incendiary agent

— phytotoxicant agent

— planted agent

— pneumonic plague agent

— pneumonic tularemia agent

— poliomyelitis agent

— provisional chemical agent

— prussic acid agent

— PS agent

— pseudomonas pseudomallei agent

— psychoactive agent

— psychochemical agent

— psychomimmetic agent

— pucinia graminis agent

— pulmonary anthrax agent

— pyrialaria oryzal agent

— pyrotechnic incendiary agent

— Q agent

— Q fever agent

— rabbit-fever agent

— radioactive warfare agent

— radiological warfare agent

— resident agent

— respiratory agent

— rickettsia agent

— rickettsia prowazekii agent

— Rift Valley fever virus agent

— rinderpest agent

— roving agent

— run an agent

— saxitoxine agent

— scopolamine agent

— screening agent

— secondary agent

— seeding agent

— semipersistent agent

— septicemic plague agent

— shigella agent

— simulated agent

— single-purpose chemical agent

— skin agent

— slurry blasting agent

— smallpox agent

— smoke agent

— SN agent

— soman agent

— special agent

— spray-type chemical agent

— staphylococcus enterotoxin agent

— sternuating agent

— sternuatory agent

— stunning chemical agent

— suffocating agent

— superinfective agent

— supertoxic agent

— super-virulent agent

— support agent

— synthetic biological agent

— systemic agent

— temporarily incapacitating agent

— thermal incendiary agent

— thickened agent

— thickened pyrophoric agent

— toxicant agent

— training agent

— transient agent

— triple agent

— true agent

— tsutsugamushi agent

— tularemia agent

— typhoid fever agent

— typhoidal tularemia agent

— typhus agent

— ulceroglandular tularemia agent

— unconventional warfare agent

— undercover agent

— underground agent

— unwitting agent

— vesicant agent

— vibrio comma agent

— vintage agent

— viral agent

— virus agent

— volatile agent

— vomiting agent

— warfare agent

— weed control agent

— well-placed agent

— wet biological agent

— witting agent

— wounding agent

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