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downrange

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down·range  (dounrnj)
adv. & adj.
In a direction away from the launch site and along the flight line of a missile test range: landed a thousand miles downrange; the downrange target area.


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We also always need to remember that a routine operation for us is never routine for the Warfighter deploying downrange," Hanson emphasized.
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The width of the radar beam can also influence the location of a radar-identified circulation, and as with beam height, increases with downrange distances.
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Anderson pointed out that the majority of students cycling through AIT are between the ages of 18 and 20, and that 60 to 70 percent of those Soldiers will be deployed downrange within six months of their graduation.
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