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1 isotope radiological agent
Военный термин: БРВ из изотопаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > isotope radiological agent
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2 isotope radiological agent
English-Russian military dictionary > isotope radiological 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. gasmaterial object destroying (chemical) agent — химическое вещество, выводящее из строя технику
supertropical bleach decontaminating (powder) agent — порошковый дегазатор для особых тропических условий
— AC agent— bacterial warfare agent— BZ agent— CF agent— CG agent— CK agent— CN agent— communications agent— CR agent— CW agent— CX agent— DA agent— DC agent— DM agent— double dealing agent— DP agent— dual-purpose chemical agent— HN agent— HT agent— L agent— liquid war agent— poliomyelitis agent— PS agent— Q agent— radioactive warfare agent— single-purpose chemical agent— SN agent— spray-type chemical agent— stunning chemical agent— toxicant agent— typhoid fever agent -
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Military: isotope radiological agent
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