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initial point

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1. The first point at which a moving target is located on a plotting board.
2. A well-defined point, easily distinguishable visually and/or electronically, used as a starting point for the bomb run to the target.
3. airborne--A point close to the landing area where serials (troop carrier air formations) make final alterations in course to pass over individual drop or landing zones.
4. helicopter--An air control point in the vicinity of the landing zone from which individual flights of helicopters are directed to their prescribed landing sites.
5. Any designated place at which a column or element thereof is formed by the successive arrival of its various subdivisions, and comes under the control of the commander ordering the move. Also called IP. See also target approach point.


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The plastic will flow through wire channels in a laminar manner, so the resin around the initial point of failure will be more burned (degraded).
Your initial point of contact should be the company's Charter Sales or Group Planning department where staff can assist you in finding the proper resources like charter aircrafts or passenger service flights.
Then we returned to the initial point, set the attack heading and brought the bearing measurement system in normal mode to perform launches.
 
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