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1 escort ship
1) Морской термин: сторожевой корабль2) Военный термин: эскортный корабль3) Военно-морской флот: корабль сопровождения, конвоир -
2 escort ship
воен. корабль сопровождения -
3 escort ship
English-Russian Dictionary of Military Terms and Abbreviations > escort ship
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4 escort ship
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5 escort ship
эскортный [сторожевой] корабль -
6 ECM escort ship
Военный термин: сторожевой корабль РЭП, эскортный корабль РЭП -
7 GM escort ship
Военный термин: ракетный сторожевой корабль, ракетный эскортный корабль -
8 fleet escort ship
Морской термин: эскадренный эскортный корабль -
9 guided missile escort ship
1) Морской термин: ракетный сторожевой корабль2) Военный термин: ракетный эскортный корабльУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > guided missile escort ship
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10 guided weapon escort ship
Морской термин: ракетный сторожевой корабльУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > guided weapon escort ship
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11 missile escort ship
Морской термин: ракетный сторожевой корабль -
12 radar picket escort ship
1) Морской термин: сторожевой корабль радиолокационного дозора2) Техника: эскортный корабль радиолокационного дозораУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > radar picket escort ship
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13 guided missile escort ship
English-Russian Dictionary of Military Terms and Abbreviations > guided missile escort ship
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14 radar picket escort ship
English-Russian Dictionary of Military Terms and Abbreviations > radar picket escort ship
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15 fleet escort ship
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16 guided missile escort ship
English-Russian marine dictionary > guided missile escort ship
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17 guided weapon escort ship
English-Russian marine dictionary > guided weapon escort ship
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18 missile escort ship
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19 radar picket escort ship
English-Russian marine dictionary > radar picket escort ship
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20 ECM escort ship
эскортный [сторожевой] корабль РЭП
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