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(redirected from Miniature Air Launched Decoy)

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MALDMiniature Air Launched Decoy
MALDMaster of Arts in Law and Diplomacy (Fletcher School)
MALDMaster of Arts in Landscape Design


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Development of Miniature Air Launched Decoys (Maid) began in the 1990s, and Raytheon recently secured a US Air Force contract to begin production of some 1500 in 2008.
Self-protection demands grow: in common with many other aspects of ... by Walters, Brian / Armada International
These bookings include an order from the Raytheon Company for products to be utilized in the Miniature Air Launched Decoy ("
AML Communications Announces $1.5 Million Bookings by Business Wire
Less than eight feet long and intended to be carried to the battle zone by a fighter plane, the Miniature Air Launched Decoy carries an electronic device that increases its radar signature - the image it creates on radar screens - to deceive enemy air defense systems.
DECOY PLANE ABLE TO FOOL RADAR SET FOR FLIGHT TESTING by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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