Noun
SEAD (uncountable)
(military, aviation) Acronym of suppression of enemy air defense(s).
Coordinate terms: AD, AA, EW, ECM
In case of war, each of the front-line squadrons would take a primary role: 121 is tasked with tactical air support and maritime operations; 151 and 122 are assigned to all-weather interception and air combat roles; and 152 is assigned the SEAD mission. Source: Internet
In fact the first time they attacked they produced a goal with Nicolas Pepe sweeping the ball home after a Sead Kolasinac cut-back had been diverted into his path off Victor Lindelof’s heels. Source: Internet
The 18-year-old has risen to the unenviable challenge of not only making the step into senior football but also doing so out of position, deputising more than ably for the injured pair of Kieran Tierney and Sead Kolasinac at left-back. Source: Internet
Leading 3-0 after their first meeting with Ostersund, they found themselves two goals down to the Swedish minnows at the Emirates after 23 minutes, with a Sead Kolasinac strike securing passage but not saving face in a 2-1 defeat. Source: Internet
;mainF-4G Wild Weasel V :A dedicated SEAD variant for the U.S. Air Force with updated radar and avionics, converted from F-4E. Source: Internet
With Sead Kolasinac and Kieran Tierney still out injured, Bukayo Saka is likely to continue to deputise at left-back. Source: Internet