noun
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Anti-aircraft artillery.
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An anti-aircraft artillery organization.
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Anti-aircraft fire.
adjective
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Intended to attack aircraft.
Examples of antiaircraft in a Sentence
Both locations have a history of Iraqi antiaircraft artillery firing on coalition jets.
The units include troopers, reconnaissance vehicles, tanks, antiaircraft and so on.
Indeed, Bath was not provided with antiaircraft defenses because an attack was considered unlikely.
This photograph shows an emplacement for an antiaircraft gun.
Iraqi antiaircraft artillery and surface-to-air missile batteries had both been silent since Friday, said The Times.
An unnatural silence broken by sirens, bombs whining down and exploding, the fire of antiaircraft guns.
American antiaircraft artillery met the challenge by destroying more than 300 enemy aircraft.
The camp had been built in the 1930s and extended in the 40s to incorporate an antiaircraft gun emplacement.
In the last attacks in 1998, I was at the soccer when the antiaircraft guns started shooting at US aircraft over us.
Then came the antiaircraft gunners; then the Eastern Command contingent.
A large camp was built to house an antiaircraft gunnery school.
On 27 May, the USA sends Stinger antiaircraft missiles to Saudi Arabia in case of Iranian attack.
The crew of the Ashigara however sighted Trenchant ' s periscope and opened fire with an antiaircraft gun.
Many casualties and much damage was caused by our own antiaircraft gun projectiles.
In the sky around the aircraft appeared little puffballs of smoke as the antiaircraft gunners on the warships brought their sights to bear.
In May 1942 she was attacked by a Japanese seaplane off Madras which dropped four bombs before being driven off by accurate antiaircraft fire.