air–to–ground
adjective
Definition of air–to–ground
: launched from an airplane or helicopter at a target on the ground : air-to-surface The United States has already armed its first generation of unmanned vehicles … with air-to-ground munitions and used them frequently in operations over the past decade. — Scott Jasper, Securing Freedom in the Global Commons, 2010 an air-to-ground attack
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1935
First Known Use of air–to–ground
1935
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