Hardened Aircraft Shelter

Acronym	Definition
HAS	Houston Airport System
HAS	Home Automation Systems
HAS	Haute Autorité de Santé (French: High Authority for Health)
HAS	Highest Average Salary (employee benefits)
HAS	Hour Angle of the Sun
HAS	Humanitarian Air Service (UN)
HAS	Hospital Accreditation Standards
HAS	High Speed Arithmetic (package)
HAS	Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron
HAS	Hardened Aircraft Shelter
HAS	Hot Air Sauna
HAS	Horatio Alger Society
HAS	Hit Avoidance System
HAS	Hogere Agrarische School (Netherlands)
HAS	High Availability Subsystem
HAS	Hyper Amorphous Silicon (TFT LCD)
HAS	Hydraulic Actuator System
HAS	Homeland Air Security
HAS	Hrvatski Atletski Savez (Croatian Athletic Federation)
HAS	Heartland Apicultural Society
HAS	Hydrometeorological Analysis and Support
HAS	HCO Area Secretary (Scientology)
HAS	Hanford Analytical Services
HAS	Healing Arts Society (former group at Worcester Polytechnic Institute)
HAS	Horticultural Art Society
HAS	Hellenic Actuarial Society
HAS	High Angle Strafe
HAS	Headed Anchor Studs (construction)
HaS	Human-As-Sensor (military)
HAS	Higher, Adjacent, Supporting (USMC)
HAS	Hyperion Sensor Assembly
HAS	Hand-Off AT&T Switch
HAS	Holding Action System
HAS	Headquarters Application System
HAS	Helleniki Aeroporia Stratu (Greek Army)
HAS	Homatropine 5% Eyedrops (ophthalmology)
HAS	Human Audio Sponge (band)
HAS	Height-Adjustable Stand (product feature)
HAS	Home and School Association

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5 mile runway, lengthened and strengthened to take the B52 bombers, or the steel and concrete hardened aircraft shelters (HASs), with their motor-driven 85 tonne doors. Former bomber base, barracks and burger bar may become monument to ... by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk Crew chiefs "spot" an F-16 Fighting Falcon being pushed into a hardened aircraft shelter during a major dust storm at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, in May. Fighting battles at home, abroad by Airman A hardened aircraft shelter in Europe cost approximately four million dollars in 1999; see Stillion and Orletsky, Airbase Vulnerability to Conventional Cruise-Missile and Ballistic-Missile Attacks, p. Revisiting Taiwan's defense strategy by Murray, William S. / Naval War College Review	HAQ HAQ-DI HAQ-G HAQ-S HAQDI HAQI HAQLA HAQOCI HAR HARA HARAC HARAH HARB HARBR HARBS HARC HARCA HARCC HARCFL HARCFT HARCH HARCO HARCS HARD HARD-DAE Hardened Aircraft Shelter HARDEX HARDI HARDMAN HARDOCP HARDS HARE HAREA HAREC HAREI HAREM HAREP HARF HARF4 HARG HARH HARI HARIBO HARIE HARIG HARIM HARIS HARK HARL HARLG HARLIE	harden off harden off harden oneself to Harden the Flip Up Harden the Freak Up harden the heart harden up harden up Harden, Arthur Harden, Maximilian Harden, Sir Arthur Hardenability Hardenability of Steel Hardenberg Hardenberg Hardenberg Prince von Hardenberg, Friedrich von Hardenberg, Friedrich von Hardenberg, Karl August Von Hardenberg, Karl August, Fürst von Hardenberg, Karl August, prince von Hardenberg, Prince Karl August von Hardenbergia Hardenbergia comnptoniana Hardenburg hardened hardened hardened hardened hardened Hardened Aircraft Shelter Hardened Array Solar Power System Hardened Artillery hardened cement paste hardened circuit Hardened Compact Fiber Hardened Electronics And Radiation Technology Hardened Engineering Test Building Hardened fat Hardened Flexible Array Hardened glass Hardened Intersite Cable Hardened Intersite Cable System Hardened Launch Control Center hardened links Hardened Linux From Scratch hardened off hardened off hardened off hardened off Hardened Optical Sensor Testbed Hardened Random Access Memory Hardened Red Blood Cells Hardened Silo Missile hardened site hardened site Hardened Space Sensor Model Hardened steel Hardened Subminiature Telemetry and Sensor System

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5 mile runway, lengthened and strengthened to take the B52 bombers, or the steel and concrete hardened aircraft shelters (HASs), with their motor-driven 85 tonne doors.

Former bomber base, barracks and burger bar may become monument to ... by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

Crew chiefs "spot" an F-16 Fighting Falcon being pushed into a hardened aircraft shelter during a major dust storm at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, in May.

Fighting battles at home, abroad by Airman

A hardened aircraft shelter in Europe cost approximately four million dollars in 1999; see Stillion and Orletsky, Airbase Vulnerability to Conventional Cruise-Missile and Ballistic-Missile Attacks, p.

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