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• Intermittent difficulties with the command link among the 20 computers
• The missile is SACLOS with a radio command link.
• About half of the NCOs are sergeants, who serve as command links between officers and ranks.
• The spacewalkers will unfold the arm and make temporary electrical power and computer command links with the station.
• They envision a spacecraft with a powerful computer and command links to the Pentagon's Global Positioning System of navigation satellites.
• He pointed to arrangements made in Afghanistan and Kosovo, where protection is provided for different international forces without formal command links.
• The project was a failure, as the Rubins shaped charge warhead was not effective enough, and there were concerns that the missiles command link could be jammed.
• The HOT missile is tube-launched and optically tracked using the SACLOS guidance system with command link through trailing wires which steers the missile using sustainer motor during the missile's flight.
• The team is to report back to NATO headquarters on Sept . 15 about proposed command links with the U . S .-led multinational force, which is expected to provide security.
• On Monday, the cosmonauts established new computer command links from two of the arrays to an intermediate connector assembly in the hatch that isolates Spektr from the rest of the outpost.
• Ford Aeronutronic underestimated the complexity of the task of designing a missile as advanced as this, and there were major problems with the propellant, igniter, tracker and infrared command link of the missile.
• After that, the team is to report back to NATO headquarters on Sept . 15 about proposed command links with the U . S .-led multinational force, which is expected to provide security.
• The PRO manages the command link, receives and sends command files to the mass storage device and configures the system to allow flight controllers in the Payload Operations Center and remote users to send commands to their equipment on the space station.
• Von Karman supersonic aerodynamic profile; composite propellant, with a two-stage shaped burn and laminated body solid rocket motor; ceramic substrate surface mount PCBs; completely new electronic systems and software; both analogue and digital proprietary ASICs; highly ECM resistant front end and command link with redundant encoding; fully Digital Autopilot incorporating Kalman state filtering; inertial navigation comprising ring-laser roll and rate gyroscope; Kapton ribbon cabling.
• Ikara was powered by a two-stage in-line solid-fuel " Murawa " rocket engine developed by Bristol Aerojet Ltd in the UK and was guided by radio command link until it reached the vicinity of the submarine, determined by the ship's sonar contact, where it would first jettison the rear ventral fin and torpedo rear covering and then release its Mark 46 acoustically-guided anti-submarine torpedo.