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ground range

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ground range [′grau̇nd ‚rānj]
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A standoff precision weapon, configured with either lethal or less-than-lethal warheads, will enable either alternative to attack at ground ranges out to 15 nautical miles.
All 260 passengers on the flight were killed but the estimates of deaths on the ground range from five to 10 people - despite debris spreading over a 10-block radius.
The Canadian Forces' new generation Air Combat Maneuvering Instrumentation System (CF-18 ACMI-2) will include additional "rangeless" training components that will allow more pilots to train autonomously in open airspace, without reliance on a fixed ground range.
 
 
 
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