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| During the Second World War, the Royal Canadian | Air Force flew the PBY-5 Catalina in and out of the |
| lying Corps to the newly created Royal Canadian | Air Force after World War I, and won an Air Force C |
| He served five years in the Royal Canadian | Air Force. |
| Royal Canadian | Air Force |
| 1943 to 1945, he served with the Royal Canadian | Air Force as an air gunner. |
| ld War Blatchford Field became a Royal Canadian | Air Force (RCAF) training station under the British |
| Canadian | Air Force |
| Royal Canadian | Air Force (AOP.6 and T.7) |
| Detachment 1 at Cape Canavaral | Air Force Station (now inactive) |
| Cape Canaveral | Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 17 (SLC-17), |
| lta E rockets were launched from Cape Canaveral | Air Force Station Launch Complex 17 and Vandenberg |
| Cape Canaveral | Air Force Station |
| Canoas | Air Force Base - BACO (ICAO: SBCO) is a base of the |
| Canton | Air Unit |
| Redesignated: Caribbean | Air Command, 31 July 1946-28 May 1949 |
| Carmi | Air Force Station (ADC ID: SM-137) is a closed Unit |
| Carnival | Air Lines was headquartered in Dania Beach. |
| Leventis retired from the South Carolina | Air National Guard as Assistant Adjutant General fo |
| The South Carolina | Air National Guard is the air force militia of the |
| During the engagement, Japanese carrier | air groups were virtually annihilated. |
| , air-capable amphibious assault ships, carrier | air wings, functional air wings or special mission |
| No. 3 Carrier | Air Group was formed on 18 May 1945 at Nowra as a r |
| Carrier | Air Wing Eleven is under the administrative authori |
| For the naval unit, please see Carrier | air wing. |
| Moved to Cartwright | Air Station, 1 October 1953 |
| Location of Cartwright | Air Station, Labrador |
| Ruithinn-se cas-ruisg-t | air monadh is fraoch |
| Casa | Air Service (1) |
| Castle | Air, a British helicopter charter and sales company |
| It was filmed at Castle | Air Force Base and March Air Force Base California. |
| Cavalier | Air Force Station PARCS |
| CD | Air Mail Recordings 2007 |
| Dallas Center | Air Force Station (ADC ID: M-122) is a closed Unite |
| rch 1959 assuming control of former ADC Central | Air Defense Force units with a mission to provide a |
| thered by the radar is transmitted to a central | air defense command & control center where it is us |
| A MD-11F of Centurion | Air Cargo. |
| The Encyclopedia of 20th Century | Air Warfare. |
| Inc. was an American FAA Part 121 certificated | air carrier operating under air carrier certificate |
| Cervia | Air Force Base (ICAO: LIPC) is an air base of the I |
| Location of Chabua | Air Force Station, India |
| Chandhar | Air Force Base, or Chandhar AFB, is an Air Force Ba |
| Site renamed Chandler | Air Force Station, 1 December 1953 |
| Chanute | Air Force Base Lightweight champ in 1969. |
| n Monoxide is not removed by activated charcoal | air filters. |
| In late 1950, construction began on Charleston | Air Force Station. |
| f the 315th and 437th Airlift Wings, Charleston | Air Force Base, S.C., participated in the Internati |
| The Atlanta and Charlotte | Air Line Railway emerged from the 1877 re-organizat |
| Chennault | Air Force Base was a United States Air Force Strate |
| Chicago | Air Defense Sector, 1 June 1964 |
| Chicago | Air Defense Sector, 1 June 1959 |
| Commander in Chief, | Air Force |
| Chilean | Air Force - Former operator. |
| Chilean | Air Force |
| and its sister airlines, including Grand China | Air, Grand China Express, Hainan Airlines, Hong Kon |
| Nationalist China | Air Force |
| He was an advisor to the Southern Chinese | Air Forces 1932-35 and a Squadron Leader of the Aux |
| Shores, Christopher, | Air Aces, Greenwich, CT, Bison Books, 1983. |
| Cimber | Air, Denmark |
| The Sioux City | Air Defense Sector (SCADS) is an inactive United St |
| Location of Cavern City | Air Terminal, New Mexico |
| Oklahoma City | Air Defense Sector was established as part of phase |
| re-established as 25 June 1953 as Oklahoma City | Air Defense Sector result of realignment and expans |
| Oklahoma City | Air Defense Sector, 1 Jan 1960-1 August 1963 |
| The Oklahoma City | Air Defense Sector (OCADS) is an inactive United St |
| The Kansas City | Air Defense Sector (KCADS) is an inactive United St |
| Sioux City | Air Defense Sector, 1 January 1962 |
| Kansas City | Air Defense Sector, 1 January 1960-1 June 1961 |
| Sioux City | Air Defense Sector, 4 September 1963 |
| Kansas City | Air Defense Sector, 1 January 1960 |
| The was renamed Cross City | Air Force Station. |
| Civil | Air Transport, became Air America |
| He is a former cadet in the Civil | Air Patrol and a 1989 Air Force ROTC graduate from |
| Dhahran International Airport - Civil | Air Terminal, Saudi Arabia, 1961 |
| Squadrons are the local unit of Civil | Air Patrol, and this course covers material related |
| It is also home to a Civil | Air Patrol squadron. |
| A Maule MT-7-235 owned by the Civil | Air Patrol |
| Civil | Air Patrol, or by emailing mernc082@gmail.com. |
| It also created the Civil | Air Patrol. |
| On January 23, 2007, the Civil | Air Patrol (CAP), the United States Air Force Auxil |
| One of the very first Civil | Air Patrol (CAP) "Aviation Cadet Programs" in the U |
| Civil | Air Patrol |
| was subsequently appointed director of Civilian | Air Raid Defence. |
| In Honolulu, military and civilian | air traffic communications were interrupted for sev |
| He was also a keen angler, and civilian | air pilot. |
| Richard W. Murphy at Clark | Air Base in 1979. |
| Claysburg | Air Force Station was part of the last batch of twe |
| Blue Park redesignated Claysburg | Air Force Station, PA on 1 December 1953 |
| tates, whose crowning achievement was the Clean | Air Act. |
| oday, the company is the global leader in clean | air technology and air filter production with opera |
| In her work on the Clean | Air Strategic Alliance committee, she was part of t |
| AHAM developed a method for measuring the clean | air delivery rate for portable household electric r |
| (Passenger Rail and Clean | Air Bond Act of 1992.) |
| Cleanroom | air shower with blue floor tacky mat. |
| Clear | Air or Light Precipitation: VCP 31 and 32 |
| 102 Squadron provided additional close | air support. |
| round tactical missile (AGM) designed for close | air support. |
| The A-37 excelled at close | air support. |
| Down in the Weeds: Close | Air Support in Korea (2002) |
| rimary mission at the time was to provide close | air support to NATO ground forces and air interdict |
| air-to-ground communications for military close | air support requirements as well as some other tact |
| erdicting supply lines but also conducted close | air support to maintain air superiority. |
| Trained in close | air support, air interdiction, suppression of enemy |
| Currently the now closed | Air Force Base is the home for the Northeast Air De |
| On 8 June 1957, the Clovis | Air Force Base in Clovis, New Mexico was renamed Ca |
| The Coalition | Air Force Training Team's 52d Expeditionary Flying |
| The estate continued on as Coast | Air. |
| Northwest African Coastal | Air Force (NACAF) under Air Vice-Marshal Hugh Lloyd |
| Cape Cod | Air Force Station is a US Air Force station located |
| Cape Cod | Air Force Station, Massachusetts. |
| aled, but an air-conditioning system pumps cold | air through a cooling system and regulates the temp |
| t, the use of the hot-air blast instead of cold | air was known at an extremely early age. |
| They draw in cold | air from the floor and blow heated air back out int |
| Until the 1820s, the use of cold | air was thought to be preferable to hot air for the |
| Colgan | Air Flight 9446 was a repositioning flight operated |
| The Colgan | Air name had associations with Flight 3407. |
| Location of Gioia del Colle | Air Base, Italy |
| Colombian | Air Force |
| irst served as Commanding General of the Combat | Air Command and then Vice Commander-in-Chief of the |
| One month later, the 86th began flying combat | air patrol and close air support missions over Bosn |
| ion Iraqi Freedom he was the USCENTCOM Combined | Air Forces Deputy Commander, again at Prince Sultan |
| The predecessor of the command | Air Force / Air Defense (LSK / LV) was created in 1 |
| In August 1974 he was assigned as commandant, | Air Command and Staff College, at Air University, M |
| He served as both commander, | Air Force Medical Operations Agency and deputy surg |
| iddle East Command when its previous commander, | Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder was named Air C |
| e was the first Hispanic to serve as commander, | Air Force Security Assistance Center, Air Force Mat |
| eptember 1970, Brown assumed duty as Commander, | Air Force Systems Command, with headquarters at And |
| Two successful anniversaries commemmorating | Air Travel NZ Ltd were held in 1994 and 2009, celeb |
| The 54th Troop Carrier Wing commenced | air transport and medical air evacuation operations |
| Currently, there is no commercial | air service. |
| Not for commercial | air service. |
| No scheduled commercial | air service at this time. |
| he primary location of the British Commonwealth | Air Training Plan, the largest air force training p |
| iant with enclosed cockpit for the Commonwealth | Air Training Scheme, powered by a 200hp L-440-3, 67 |
| On November 30, 2008, the parent company | Air Berlin dissolved the company dba and fully inte |
| de silicon and motive power includes compressed | air. |
| Each cylinder of compressed | air lasted for fifteen shots. |
| A small amount of "sweep | air" must then be purged around the outside of the |
| For the compressed | air car, see Eolo Car. |
| (The Compressed | Air Foam Systems Handbook, Colletti 2005.) |
| 76 the company built an experimental compressed | air tramcar. |
| A cylinder of compressed | air was good for eleven shots. |
| This handpiece was driven by compressed | air. |
| British Compressed | Air Society Limited - BCAS |
| VDMA - Compressors, Compressed | Air and Vacuum Technology |
| Con | Air (1997) (executive producer) |
| The film Con | Air references the band. |
| Con | Air (1997) (With Mark Mancina) |
| Conair's | air attack aircraft, more commonly known as "Bird D |
| Condon | Air Force Station is a closed United States Air For |
| id-air collision; another was unable to conduct | air refueling. |
| The Allies could now conduct | air operations virtually uncontested as far away as |
| It conducted | air defense in the United States from, 1952-1959. |
| Location of James Connally | Air Force Base, Texas |
| The Connecticut | Air National Guard consists of approximately 1,200 |
| Contact | Air |
| Contact | Air, Germany |
| Continental | Air Forces would later evolve into the Strategic Ai |
| the transfer of responsibility for continental | air defense from the active duty component of the A |
| Its last assignment was with Continental | Air Forces, assigned to First Air Force, being stat |
| Continental | Air Command, Dec. 1, 1948 |
| The unit has been assigned to the Continental | Air Command, Air Defense Command, Air Combat Comman |
| IAF An-32s maintained a continuous | air link between air bases in South India and North |
| the length of the stimulus pulse the continuous | air flow is replaced by a bloc of odorized air. |
| Conversely, | air flow from the southwest results in "Chinooks". |
| This cooled | air was then vented throughout the building. |
| Coordinated | air assets through all the country. |
| Cornwall | Air Ambulance |
| Cornwall's | air ambulance - G-KRNW - Eurocopter EC 135 |
| d on land which used to house both Marine Corps | Air Facility Walnut Ridge and Walnut Ridge Air Forc |
| United States Marine Corps | Air Stations of World War II. |
| ew squadron's training was done at Marine Corps | Air Station El Centro and Marine Corps Air Station |
| VMGR-152 was stationed at Marine Corps | Air Station Futenma on Okinawa and flew the KC-130 |
| It is owned by the Union County | Air Board. |
| By 1958, the Clinton County | Air Force Base was home to the newly created 249th |
| 1957: The Okaloosa County | Air Terminal opened on Eglin Air Force Base in buil |
| By 1987 Norcanair was feeding passengers to CP | Air and in March of the same year Norcanair was tak |
| 2010 CPH | AIR Copenhagen |
| issioning, Rosa went to pilot training at Craig | Air Force Base, Alabama, followed by fighter traini |
| ted and the 14 FTW came under the newly created | Air Education and Training Command (AETC) and AETC' |
| The wing was reactivated at Creech | Air Force Base, Nevada, on 1 May 2007 as the Air Fo |
| Critical | Air Medicine is a charter air ambulance service ope |
| Critical | Air, Inc, the Texas-based rotor-wing operations div |
| Cuban | Air Force |
| Cumberland | Air Park |
| As on March 2011, its current | AIR stands at 50.21lakh. |
| Current | Air Staff |
| Reruns currently | air on MTV2. |
| New episodes currently | air every Monday at 9 pm EST. |
| Curved | Air |
| Tony Reeves, musician, Greenslade, Curved | Air and Colosseum |
| Czech | Air Force: Aero L-159 Alca |
| He served in the Czech | Air Force with the 2nd Air Regiment. |
| Czechoslovak | Air Force |
| ths after qualifying he joined the Czechoslovak | Air Force. |
| Denmark: Royal Danish | Air Force |
| Eskadrille 724 is a Danish | Air Force helicopter squadron, housed at Karup Air |
| Striking the Dark | Air for Music Atheneum, 1973, ISBN 9780689105586 |
| Located at Davis-Monthan | Air Force Base, Arizona, AFSOUTH consists of a staf |
| Next Day | Air (2009) - Line Producer / UPM |
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