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| Flintham, V. (1990) Air Wars and | Aircraft: A Detailed Record of Air Combat, 1945 to the |
| ield is noted for being the home of Charlotte | Aircraft, a company which parts-out and scraps older a |
| As defence against enemy | aircraft a machine gun stand was fitted to the hull's |
| The first | aircraft, a Hawker Hind, landed on the airfield on May |
| December, U-707 was caught and sunk by Allied | aircraft, a Fortess of 220 Squadron. |
| He also owns his own | aircraft, a Piper PA-18 Super Cub. |
| thers helped him financially to buy his first | aircraft, a Curtiss JN-4, which he bought in 1919. |
| The Japanese lost four carriers, many | aircraft, a number of irreplaceable aviators. |
| er GCI or AEW&C can be used to give defending | aircraft a major advantage during the actual intercept |
| The | aircraft, a Convair 240, took off from La Aurora Inter |
| The airline took delivery of their first | aircraft, a Boeing MD-83, with 155 passenger seats. |
| d select the number of bombs to load onto the | aircraft, a B-17 Flying Fortress. |
| Aurora ( | aircraft), a hypothesised United States reconnaissance |
| Because another | aircraft, a PAN-AM Boeing 747, was about to take-off, |
| America ( | aircraft), a multi-engine airplane used by Richard E. |
| By the end of 1946 only two | aircraft, a C-45 and a C-47 were assigned to the stati |
| Hangar and | aircraft, about 1943 |
| It destroyed over 150 Soviet | aircraft, about 200 tanks, dozens of bridges and trans |
| He was killed in an | aircraft accident near Melbourne during a RAAF trainin |
| Aircraft Accident Report from McCook Field for crash o | |
| He was declared killed in action after an | aircraft accident on 26 February 1945 over the Pacific |
| Midway Airlines did not have an | aircraft accident in its 15 years of service. |
| He died in an | aircraft accident near Epping, England in February 194 |
| Aircraft Accident Investigation Board, a branch of the | |
| Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau, a branch of th | |
| The first public inquiry into and | aircraft accident in the UK was in 1924 Imperial Airwa |
| The Llandow air disaster was an | aircraft accident in Wales in 1950. |
| On May 19, 1943, Gilormini was involved in an | aircraft accident when his P-39 went down over Maison |
| The various | aircraft accident reports show the base was used by tr |
| He died on 26 Feb 1945 in an | aircraft accident near Kwajalein Island. |
| r Carlstrom, (1890-1917) who was killed in an | aircraft accident in Newport News, Virginia. |
| A minor | aircraft accident involving a Piper J-3 "Cub" and the |
| he Air Force, he was a member of the official | aircraft accident investigation board. |
| The 1943 Liberator crash at Whenuapai was an | aircraft accident in New Zealand during World War II. |
| He died in an | aircraft accident in Calverley in 1943. |
| When Mola also died in an | aircraft accident, Franco was left as the effective le |
| d believed initially that the accident was an | aircraft accident. |
| develop a relationship while investigating an | aircraft accident. |
| s death resulted from enemy action or from an | aircraft accident. |
| songwriter Jimmy Webb nearly died in a glider | aircraft accident. |
| tigating air crashes is the Federal Bureau of | Aircraft Accidents Investigation (BFU). |
| During World War II he shot down 125 enemy | aircraft achieved in over 1000 combat missions. |
| The | aircraft achieves speeds of over 320 km/h |
| tes, it used five Fairchild-built Fokker F-27 | aircraft acquired from Hughes Air West in 1976-77. |
| s the ferrying of American and Canadian built | aircraft across the Atlantic. |
| of the first mass flight of tactical fighter | aircraft across the Pacific Ocean. |
| I-168 observed and reported heavy | aircraft activity indicating the island anticipated th |
| pped with G-H transponders sailed beneath the | aircraft, adding radio "chatter". |
| ags were fitted beneath the wings to keep the | aircraft afloat in the event of ditching into the sea, |
| They returned with replacement | aircraft after the battle.) |
| Ukrainian Air Force - Took over 79 | aircraft after the break up of the USSR. |
| North Korean Air Force operated derelict | aircraft after the war. |
| Wright pilots to fly the Wrights' new Model B | aircraft after having been trained by Orville on the m |
| He worked for Grumman | Aircraft after graduating from college and enlisted in |
| All reverted to standard C-130B cargo | aircraft after their replacement in the reconnaissance |
| e Civil Aviation Authority grounded CityJet's | aircraft after allegations of irregularities in the re |
| n dove to attack and Hamilton downed an enemy | aircraft after firing 200 rounds. |
| The following night, | aircraft again attacked Phoenix. |
| Forty minutes later enemy | aircraft again flew over the ships in the Gulf of Sale |
| to define the act of quickly getting fighter | aircraft airborne with the intention of intercepting a |
| heavy maintenance facility for the repair of | aircraft airframes, engines and avionics systems. |
| Miniature | Aircraft airport |
| Regulation of | aircraft airworthiness and related engineering functio |
| Remains of Austrian | aircraft Albatros, first enemy airplane destroyed in f |
| Clayton, Donald C. Handley Page, an | Aircraft Album. |
| H-47,H-53,H-60 and V-22 | aircraft all include special operations capabilities a |
| Golinski shot down 47 Allied | aircraft, all but one on the Eastern Front. |
| One of the faults remaining with the | aircraft all of its operational life would be poor lon |
| The | aircraft all carry a realistic load of weapons and fue |
| The co-pilot, who was flying the | aircraft, allegedly made an abrupt heading change, cau |
| ame is the VTOL ability of most of the game's | aircraft, allowing the player to switch to a hover mod |
| One object reportedly followed the | aircraft almost until landing. |
| The soldiers were returned in an IAF | aircraft along with an IDF delegation headed by Chief |
| twelve Blenheim squadrons of 2 Group lost 31 | aircraft, along with three Wing Commanders. |
| Aircraft also occasionally fly out from Camden Airport | |
| A longer tailcone similar to more modern | aircraft also helped with flight stability. |
| This | aircraft also features a new tail design. |
| Police | aircraft also operate from here. |
| Chinese pilots, while used to a variety of | aircraft, also had little instrument flying experience |
| Military | aircraft also use a dedicated UHF-AM band from 220.0-3 |
| of Marine Pollution by Dumping from Ships and | Aircraft also called the Oslo Convention was an intern |
| The rise of | aircraft also saw the number of AA machine guns increa |
| In 2007, the 932d took delivery of three C-40 | aircraft, also dedicated to DV airlift. |
| C-5 Galaxy | aircraft also make the occasional appearance. |
| American | aircraft also searched for several days though nothing |
| Other U.S. Navy and Royal Navy | aircraft also struck airfields in the Tokyo area. |
| Numerous private | aircraft also are based on site, with many more visiti |
| Joint STARS developmental | aircraft also participated in Operation Joint Endeavor |
| The | aircraft also came from the Swedish Air Force inventor |
| underneath a Douglas C-54 Skymaster transport | aircraft, although its dimensions also allowed it to f |
| Kollsman-type barometric | aircraft altimeter as used in North America displaying |
| A height finder is a ground based | aircraft altitude measuring device. |
| During his career, he flew over 100 types of | aircraft, and logged over 7,000 hours. |
| amed away at high speed once he recovered his | aircraft and the Japanese were unable to make contact. |
| g many types of real world ships, submarines, | aircraft, and land defenses (i.e. |
| fire suppression flooding agent for in-flight | aircraft and electronic equipment fires. |
| y, he dragged himself back to the rear of the | aircraft and hurled it through the open cargo door sav |
| In 1936 he bought RWD-7 | aircraft, and then RWD-16. |
| George was fascinated with model | aircraft, and pursued the hobby seriously in his teena |
| immediately regained control of the crippled | aircraft and attempted a controlled landing. |
| njured, he leapt from his irreparably damaged | aircraft and parachuted to safety. |
| Technical Department - Designed new | aircraft and equipment plus was responsible for the st |
| d its whole aeronautical conglomerate, United | Aircraft and Transport Corporation. |
| as an active runway, used primarily for light | aircraft, and a manned Air Traffic Control tower. |
| probably unaware of the true position of the | aircraft and initiated a premature descent. |
| e village that the hangars would attract more | aircraft and create additional noise. |
| over France in mid 1940, claiming four French | aircraft and RAF fighters. |
| All four occupants of the | aircraft and 20 persons on the ground died. |
| l Guard at Fresno Air Terminal AGS, CA (seven | aircraft) and retire the remainder (eight aircraft). |
| In 1944, converted to P-47 Thunderbolt | aircraft and flew interdiction operations in Italy. |
| shed in 1995, to maintain, operate and market | aircraft and helicopters. |
| The additional | aircraft and personnel assigned to Southeast Asia for |
| g the 1930s, Strange flew many types of civil | aircraft and was a director of Simmonds Aircraft Limit |
| McIntyre Field had three hangars to house 40 | aircraft and a beacon for landings after sundown. |
| The Protocol (which applies specifically to | aircraft and aircraft engines ) took effect on March 1 |
| In May 1972 the 49th deployed their F-4 | aircraft and 2,600 personnel to Takhli RTAFB Thailand. |
| The VNAF consisted of 58 | aircraft and about 1,300 personnel. |
| After the war, Shulemson located | aircraft and recruited pilots for Israel's growing Isr |
| ng the design phase of more than 600 types of | aircraft and missiles. |
| e rest of February Admiralty Islands launched | aircraft and provided replacement pilots to make good |
| Next day she splashed a lone enemy | aircraft, and on 7 April she was underway with casualt |
| the airport is used primarily by local light | aircraft and gliders. |
| Eric Clutton is an | aircraft and aero-engine designer most noted for his F |
| he home to two major aviation companies Van's | Aircraft and Columbia Helicopters. |
| ted domestic operations to Jaffna using IL-18 | aircraft and Antonov An-26. |
| Frost's | aircraft and remains have never been found, and his fa |
| In six weeks he destroyed six enemy | aircraft and drove down three others out of control. |
| April, during a combat between five Jasta 11 | aircraft and six aircraft of No. 48 Squadron, he force |
| onnaissance activities of cavalry to those of | aircraft and observed that just as opposing cavalry mi |
| eing CW for cars, C for motorcycles and R for | aircraft and racing engines, the castrol oil being res |
| information from the control surfaces of the | aircraft and from the pilots aircraft control devices |
| In 1996 the airline leased Tupolev Tu-154 | aircraft, and re-opened services to Beirut. |
| runway, RWY 16-34, is suited for cabin-class | aircraft and smaller in crosswind conditions from the |
| t (FAST) museum, which has several former RAE | aircraft and other exhibits. |
| day, outside the range of Pakistan Air Force | aircraft, and attack at night because most of these ai |
| Using | aircraft and crews deployed from CONUS-based SAC wings |
| ers would give cover out and back from German | aircraft and also attack anti-aircraft guns during the |
| titled as Guidelines For Development Of Civil | Aircraft and Systems. |
| mbat groups that had re-equipped with fighter | aircraft and was subordinated to Luftflotte 10. |
| The airline has already acquired two | aircraft and both of them are registered in Pakistan. |
| Sweden bought nine | aircraft and designated them J 2. |
| al Air Force (RAF) as tactical-reconnaissance | aircraft and fighter-bombers. |
| She was then hit by a Ju-88 | aircraft, and severely damaged. |
| o developed the code name system for Japanese | aircraft, and produced aircraft recognition charts and |
| Nevada Test and Training Range involving USAF | aircraft and the aircraft of many different allied nat |
| The centre restores | aircraft and artifacts for display at both Cosford and |
| e amounts of money for the purchase of modern | aircraft and spare parts. |
| proaches and landings in the Shuttle Training | Aircraft and T-38 Talon aircraft. |
| Reconnaissance | Aircraft and surface reports confirmed the existence o |
| Defense authorizes the deployment of the DEST | aircraft and all DoD personnel assigned to the team. |
| more than 5,600 flight hours in all models of | aircraft and more than 800 combat hours. |
| The | Aircraft and Railway Accidents Investigation Commissio |
| Gidzenko was trained to fly three types of | aircraft and has logged a total flying time of 850 hou |
| onverted to an RF-101H unarmed reconnaissance | aircraft and assigned to Air National Guard duty.]] |
| There, they would form up on a "lead" | aircraft and proceed in smaller formations of 10 aircr |
| of World War II and Cold War era U.S.military | aircraft and early space hardware. |
| This | aircraft and the Albatros C.I are not to be confused w |
| Soon he was flying single-seat | aircraft and in April claimed two further victories. |
| Yaw rate sensors are used in | aircraft and in the electronic stability control syste |
| anti-aircraft guns, which damaged several US | aircraft and shot down six. |
| She carried around 65 | aircraft and also carried a secondary armament of twel |
| om inertia coupling led to the breakup of the | aircraft and the death of the pilot. |
| during World War II as fire extinguisher for | aircraft and tanks. |
| ansport, amphibious and water transport, STOL | aircraft, and remote airstrips. |
| Money is used to fund construction of | aircraft and transports, and fund improvement in techn |
| Moon Bay Airport is home to approximately 80 | aircraft and several aviation related businesses. |
| 's losses were greater and included dozens of | aircraft and their experienced aircrews. |
| inferior: the French Armee de l'Air had 1,562 | aircraft, and RAF Fighter Command committed 680 machin |
| ir Maschinengewehr 08 gun intended for use on | aircraft and zeppelins. |
| st Wessel is said to have downed three Soviet | aircraft and one "friendly" German aircraft in combat. |
| antry and devotion to duty in attacking enemy | aircraft and engaging hostile troops from the ground. |
| acting airforce that had less airfields, less | aircraft and less personnel. |
| coming to rest, fire was noticed outside the | aircraft, and an evacuation order was given. |
| etal, Marsden Matting-like material for heavy | aircraft and was completed in the middle of 1943. |
| Various | aircraft and units used the airfield during the war. |
| squadron received KB-29P Superfortress tanker | aircraft and personnel from the 91st Strategic Reconna |
| operates the HU-25D Guardian maritime patrol | aircraft and the MH-65C Dolphin helicopter. |
| In April 1974, the unit converted to EB-57B | aircraft and became the 190th Defense Systems Evaluati |
| During the day, an Air Force B-50 | aircraft and NHRP B-47 high altitude jet flew into the |
| Its purpose to detect, locate and track enemy | aircraft and provide inland radar coverage for Britain |
| shed Unit Citation (DUC) for destroying enemy | aircraft and attacking air bases in France, 5 March-24 |
| Montgomery Field was restricted to small | aircraft, and the surplus land was converted to an ind |
| C could facilitate the mobilization of either | aircraft and aircrews alone, aircraft and minimum supp |
| mmercial venture with a flight school, rental | aircraft, and aircraft maintenance. |
| 44 the 319th Group converted to B-25 Mitchell | aircraft and used them for approximately two months be |
| ailand, and the wing began to lose personnel, | aircraft, and units. |
| pilot (Donald Edward Garland) of the leading | aircraft and the navigation of Sergeant Gray. |
| RAF | aircraft and coastal artillery were involved in the si |
| ights, the radar automatically acquires enemy | aircraft and projects this information onto the cockpi |
| g Airbus A 320 and Boeing 737 Series class of | aircraft and the hangar is capable of accommodating Na |
| e anti-aircraft role against modern all-metal | aircraft and was superseded during World War II by the |
| Alexander Mackaye were fighting seven German | aircraft and that Mackaye died. |
| w Chief SGT Ronald Zenga was pinned under the | aircraft and died in the ensuing fire. |
| The corps was to report suspicious | aircraft and guard against German, Japanese, and Itali |
| rch and rescue mission in Southwest Asia with | aircraft and crews since 1992. |
| The M240D has two possible configurations: | aircraft and egress (ground). |
| Nine additional | aircraft and helicopters were badly damaged during the |
| ted in the moonlit night and were attacked by | aircraft and ships. |
| lew some 60 raids from the airfield losing 15 | aircraft and No. 189 took part in 40 raids with 16 air |
| • Large scale props such as ships, | aircraft and buildings |
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