long range rocket meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Both sides exchanged heavy artillery and long range rocket fire for most of the day.
2. North of the capital in the Ghorband Valley, Taliban soldiers fired long range rockets at their Shiite enemies in nearby Bamyan province.
3. Research into military use of long range rockets began when the studies of graduate student Wernher von Braun attracted the attention of the German Army.
4. The tricky question is what if he gets long range rockets, is trigger happy, and finds a good idea to break the taboo against using nuclear weapons ? talk ) 23 : 14, 14 March 2013 ( UTC)
5. According to military analyst William Arkin there is " little evidence " that the Israeli Air Force even attempted, much less succeeded in, wiping out the medium and long range rocket capability in the first days of the war.
6. According to the officer, the 3rd Regiment deployed in the Darulaman area, where Wahdat Corps had based their artillery commander, as well as the area near the Russian Embassy where Wahdat s Division 096, were particularly targeted by the long ranged rockets.
7. The Israelis had successfully used a number of 175 mm M107 guns in the counter-battery role against its Soviet counterpart, the 130 mm towed field gun M1954 ( M-46 ), but the introduction of long range rockets fired from Lebanon outranged them.
8. According to the officer, the 3rd regiment deployed in the Darulaman area, where Wahdat Corps had based their artillery commander, as well as the area near the Russian Embassy where the commander of Wahdat's Division 096, were particularly targeted by the long ranged rockets.
9. His plan for " Engagement of Long Range Rockets with AA Gunfire " ( gunfire into a radar-predicted airspace to intercept the V-2 rocket ) was ready on 21 March 1945 but the plan was not used due to the danger of shells falling on Greater London.
10. Once this was in place, the soldiers of the 9th Infantry Regiment began conducting clearing operations and targeted raids searching for weapons, improvised explosive devices ( IEDs ), enemy fighters, and high-level al-Qa'idah leadership within Mal'ab District and the neighboring Iskaan district, supported by the aforementioned armored vehicles, Apache helicopters, and long range rockets ( GMLRS ).