What does BDA stand for?

shadow provides flexible and responsive near real-time reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition, battle damage assessment and battle management support to the Army Ground Maneuver Command in Hunt Valley, Md.

Garlasco is HRW's senior military analyst, specializing in battle damage assessment, military operations, and interrogations.

Since arriving in country, the battery has fired more than 3,000 105-mm rounds and is responsible for a combined battle damage assessment of more than 100 enemy killed in action.

Upon sending his end-of-mission target transmission to the FDC and receiving his battle damage assessment (BDA) from the Super-Cobra helicopter pilots, SSG Occhino stated "Wow .

The difficulty of accurate damage assessment became evident during Operation Desert Storm, where the rapid tempo and large scale of combined operations exceeded the capabilities of the traditional ad hoc approach to battle damage assessment (BDA).

Battle Damage Assessment and Repair Battle damage assessment and repair (BDAR) kits include electrical repair tool and consumable kits, high-and low-pressure fluid-line repair kits, and fuel cell or skin repair kits.

The key recommendations in these other areas are: * The Services, with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, should "procure a contingency arsenal of current successful special-purpose, non nuclear weapons" such as the recently developed Massive Ordnance Air Burst bomb; * A limited number of new delivery systems are needed to hit time-critical targets from long range in all weather, destroy hard and deeply buried targets, and "perform these functions more reliably, accurately, and stealthily" than existing systems; and * As the Defense Department's current ISR and battle damage assessment systems are "pushing the limits of what we can achieve from space and airborne platforms," U.

NUGAS, snort for Networked Unmanned Ground-Air Sensor, would find its use for battle damage assessment, detection of suspicious packages, urban combat, or simply to cover a wide area.