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1 field artillery system training for the cannon battalion command and control system
Military: FASTBACCSУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > field artillery system training for the cannon battalion command and control system
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2 Advanced Field Artillery System- Cannon
Military: AFAS-CУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Advanced Field Artillery System- Cannon
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3 полевая пушка
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4 пушка
I жен.gun, cannon; мн. ч.; коллект. cannonry, gunneryгарпунная пушка — whaling gun, harpoon gun, harpoon-gun
II жен.; разг.сигнальная пушка — alarm-gun, minute gun
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5 артиллерийский тренажёр системы управления огнем артиллерийского дивизиона
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > артиллерийский тренажёр системы управления огнем артиллерийского дивизиона
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6 артиллерийское орудие
1) General subject: cannon2) Military: artillery tube, artillery-type weapon, field (artillery) gun, gun, piece of artillery, projectile weapon3) Engineering: artillery piece4) Makarov: piece of ordnanceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > артиллерийское орудие
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