What does ACS stand for?

Aircraft Shelter

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

And to me the aircraft shelters have their own grandeur and beauty, they stand in the landscape like modern day bronze age barrows and burial mounds.

Former bomber base, barracks and burger bar may become monument to ...

Crew chiefs "spot" an F-16 Fighting Falcon being pushed into a hardened aircraft shelter during a major dust storm at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, in May.

Fighting battles at home, abroad

A hardened aircraft shelter in Europe cost approximately four million dollars in 1999; see Stillion and Orletsky, Airbase Vulnerability to Conventional Cruise-Missile and Ballistic-Missile Attacks, p.

Revisiting Taiwan's defense strategy

org, a military watchdog group, and taken over the past six months, the photographs show that the base, al-Udeid, has new aircraft shelters, storage tanks and parking ramps.

Agencies have company in spy games Commercial satellite photographs ...

CAPTION(S): BUILD-UP; Drive-through aircraft shelters have been built to house US bombers; SO CLEAR; A newly-built parking ramp with nine aircraft is easily seen in the pictures; BIG BASE; America has spent pounds 1billion preparing the area for a strike against Iraq

War build-up revealed by satellite

Unlike Saddam Hussein's or the Yugoslav air force, the Taliban's planes were not under hardened aircraft shelters.

First targets are the command bunkers

Some of the bombs dropped were designed to penetrate hardened aircraft shelters, while others exploded on communications centres and military headquarters.

Baptism of fire for the stealthy batwings; [pounds sterling]1.6bn ...

As well as the airfield, the RAF crews wiped out a radar installation, an aircraft shelter and a radio communications mast.

RAF FLIERS BLITZ ANTHRAX ROBOTS; WAR FILM: VIDEO CLIPS SHOW HOW SCOTS ...