Erector

Neither would elaborate on those markets, but both emphasized the ability to launch the rockets from a transporter-erector-launcher, or TEL, a mobile launch system traditionally associated with missiles.

Transporting such a huge missile any distance will be fraught with danger of leakage of highly combustible liquids, the more so if the erector-launcher strays off North Korea’s limited network of high-grade roads and seeks to go cross-country.

After 10 years as an able seaman in the Merchant Navy, Mr MacKenzie worked with a construction firm as a rigger erector in the 1960s.

And when they are complete, the erector set towers at Commonwealth Landing that carries high tension wires over the Taunton River will be dismantled.

My experience at Bregamos was nothing but memorable, from our musical lunch breaks to the tour of Erector Square to the meticulous tracing.

As early as the age of ten he was able to build a device out of Erector Set components that converted punched paper tape into Morse code signals.

It used a removable erector launcher manufactured by Unidynamics.

The erector-launcher, PTS, PS and RTS could be removed from the carriers and air-transported in fourteen CH-47 Chinook loads.

The first launch from the tactical transporter erector launcher (TEL) was on 26 July 1960 (P-06).

The transporter erector launcher (TEL) transported the two stages and the guidance section as an assembly and provided the launch platform after the warhead was mated.

They are fired from an 8×8 transporter erector launcher (TEL) that holds two missiles.

This he did so successfully that by 1782 Boulton was writing: We want more Murdocks, for of all others he is the most active man and best engine erector I ever saw.