enemy airspace

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the airspace controlled by an opposing military force

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Examples (10)

  • The spy plane was shot down after it strayed into enemy airspace.
  • Pilots are strictly forbidden from entering enemy airspace without direct orders.
  • A drone has reportedly violated enemy airspace, escalating tensions between the two nations.
  • The mission plan requires a stealth bomber to penetrate deep into enemy airspace at night.
  • Flying through enemy airspace is the most dangerous part of the entire operation.
  • If the aircraft is detected in enemy airspace, it will likely be intercepted.
  • During the Cold War, reconnaissance flights over enemy airspace were common but extremely risky.
  • Although they knew the risks, the rescue team had to cross into enemy airspace to save the downed pilot.
  • The new missile is designed to travel through enemy airspace undetected.
  • He successfully navigated through miles of heavily defended enemy airspace.