passive air defense (Meaning)

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passive air defense (n)

air defense by the use of deception or dispersion or protective construction

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The town implemented passive air defense measures such as blackouts and air raid shelters.
Passive air defense systems focused on minimizing the impact of enemy airstrikes without directly engaging them.
During the war, the city relied heavily on passive air defense to protect civilians from aerial bombardment.
The government's passive air defense plan involved evacuations, dispersal, and precautionary measures.
The underground bunker provided shelter and protection as a key component of the passive air defense network.
Passive air defense tactics included camouflaging buildings and using artificial smoke to confuse enemy aircraft.
The population was instructed to follow passive air defense protocols during air raids, which included taking cover and avoiding open areas.
The deployment of passive air defense systems helped reduce casualties and damage during enemy airstrikes.
Civilian volunteers played a crucial role in implementing passive air defense measures, such as monitoring air raid sirens and providing assistance to victims.
The effectiveness of passive air defense depended on the cooperation and vigilance of the general population.

air defense by the use of deception or dispersion or protective construction

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The town implemented passive air defense measures such as blackouts and air raid shelters.

Passive air defense systems focused on minimizing the impact of enemy airstrikes without directly engaging them.

During the war, the city relied heavily on passive air defense to protect civilians from aerial bombardment.

The government's passive air defense plan involved evacuations, dispersal, and precautionary measures.