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base [beɪs] n
avia., Canada	A flight path extending from the end of the downwind leg to the extended centreline of the approach end of the landing runway (or landing path)
mil., logist.	Modular logistic installation, of a level superior to that of the regiment, including functional zones capable of supplying a logistic support in its various domains of responsibility. It is organized and is commanded by an unique authority the orders of the commander of the force of the considered level of which it takes then naming: joint theatre logistic base, land logistic base, divisional logistic base, brigade logistic base. (FRA); Strip of terrain, organized or not, from which the departure of the attack echelon of a formation takes place. (FRA)
USA	A locality from which operations are projected or supported. see also facility; An area or locality containing installations which provide logistic or other support. see also facility; Home airfield or home carrier (JP 4-0) see also facility
BASES ['beɪsi:z] abbr.
abbr.	British Association of Sport and Exercise Science (Anglophile)
abbr., med.	British Association Of Sport And Exercise Sciences
mil.	beam approach seeker evaluation system

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