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1 tracking ship
Морской термин: плавучая телеметрическая станция -
2 tracking ship
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3 tracking ship
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > tracking ship
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4 tracking ship
English-Russian glossary on space technology > tracking ship
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5 missile tracking ship
Морской термин: плавучая телеметрическая станция -
6 missile-tracking ship
Космонавтика: корабль с аппаратурой сопровождения ракет -
7 missile tracking ship
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8 missile-tracking ship
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > missile-tracking ship
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9 ship
корабль, судно; разг. ( тяжёлый) летательный аппарат; дирижабль; воздушное судно; космический корабль; транспортировать, перевозитьmissile range instrumentation ship — плавучий контрольно-измерительный пункт (морского испытательного) ракетного полигона
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10 tracking station
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11 tracking-cross mode
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12 ship tracking station
Космонавтика: корабельная станция слежения -
13 tracking and recovery ship
Морской термин: судно для слежения за полётами ракет и спасения их в мореУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > tracking and recovery ship
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14 tracking and recovery ship
English-Russian marine dictionary > tracking and recovery ship
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15 ship tracking station
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > ship tracking station
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16 mother ship
1. мор. плавучая база2. ав. самолёт-носитель3. космический корабль-носитель -
17 parent ship
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18 crane ship
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19 parent ship
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20 dredger ship
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