Keres (launcher), an Israeli transporter erector launcher for AGM-78 Standard ARM missiles.
Kereš, a river in Hungary and Serbia
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The General Dynamics Keres (Hebrew for hook) missile is a land based Target Anti-Radiation weapon system which was developed by the United States, according to Israeli Air Force requirements, as part of the Yom-Kippur war's lessons.
Keres uses the same air frame as the Egrof Segoal (Purple Punch), which in turn is the same as the US operated AGM-78 Standard missile but is optimized for land based operations.
The Keres was the replacement for the Kilshon (trident), which in effect was an AGM-45 Shrike missile with a second stage booster added.
Paul Keres was one of the most important figures in the history of chess; he is loved and respected by his fellow countrymen not only because of his great talent but also because he shared the fate of his fatherland in reaching the world arena.
Paul Keres was born in Narva on 7 January 1916.
Paul Keres was one of the greatest players in chess history, a leading contender for the World Championship for a third of a century, and perhaps the strongest player to have never played a match for the World Championship.