A last launch took place in Kiruna (Sweden) in 1983.

In the year 1954 14 from 17 on October held a polygon ground jet firing weapons.

MBDA's Marte ER anti-ship missile completed the second fire test at the PISQ (Interforces Polygon of Salto di Quirra) in Sardinia.

Captain Thomas McQueen of Hamilton, Ontario was killed during training inside the Cold Lake Weapons Range.

However, the Ministry also announced VOSTOK exercise activity at other locations, such as the Kapustin Yar missile range, during the event.

In total, six F-35A aircraft were loaded with armed GBU-12s, and two bombs were released over the Eglin’s range.

Six aircraft were loaded with armed GBU-12s, and two bombs were released over the Eglin Air Force Base range.

Six aircraft were loaded with armed GBU-12s, and two bombs were released over the Eglin range.

(The region also contains the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range, which has appropriated huge tracts of traditional territory from the native inhabitants to test weapons.)

(The region also contains the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range, which has appropriated huge tracts of traditional territory from the native inhabitants to test weapons.)

Bombed during the second world war, the British tried to eliminate it from nautical maps by using it as a firing ground for the RAF even after the war.

This Trust Fund Project aims to clear unexploded munitions from the old Soviet range at Jeyranchel, North-West Azerbaijan.

In 1953, the federal government signed an agreement with the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan for the use of a tract of land 180 km by 65 km for use as an air weapons range.

In 1952, the Federal Government and the Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan agreed to the use of an 11,700 square kilometer track of land as an air weapons range.