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strafe

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strafe [strāf]
(ordnance)
To rake a body of troops or other persons with gunfire or rocket fire at close range and from a flying aircraft, or to attack a roadway, railyard, factory, or other installation with bullets, projectiles, or rockets fired from a low firing airplane.


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If called upon to strafe or drop bombs, we're ready to do that as well," he adds.
The following comments respond to his remark that the "inabilities of aircraft to break self-imposed USAF altitude restrictions, slow their strike speed down or strafe the battlefield restricted [their] ability to deliver timely munitions in close support of troops [GAS] on the ground.
Introduced in May at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, the SpaceOrb 360 is the first true 3D, multi-axis, digital controller that breaks the barrier of clunky linear play, enabling gamers to perform combination moves, such as circle strafes, barrel-rolls and indefensible death blossoms, that are physically impossible with either a joystick, mouse or keyboard.
 
 
 
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