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| in Company C of the 5th Special Forces Group ( | Airborne), 1st Special Forces in Vietnam. |
| passenger routes in India until it became an | airborne forces squadron in September 1943. |
| In a similar manner, the | Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron of the Reconnaissance |
| He then took command of the 6th | Airborne Division, stationed in Palestine. |
| ldiers use the term Iron Mike to refer to the | Airborne Trooper statue at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. |
| A larger | airborne telescope, Stratospheric Observatory for Infr |
| ependent air handling systems to help contain | airborne pathogens such as SARS. |
| The 101st | Airborne Division Support Command was activated on Jul |
| On April 25, 1957, the 101st | Airborne Division Support Group was reorganized and re |
| as reorganized and re-designated as the 101st | Airborne Division Support Command. |
| ber unit active within No. 38 Group RAF as an | airborne, bomber support and special operations squadr |
| o penetrate the NVA defenses, the 2nd and 7th | Airborne Battalions, supported by armored personnel ca |
| sk of clearing the city was left to the 101st | Airborne Division, supported by the 2nd Battalion, 70t |
| dicine, and other supplies to troops of 101st | Airborne Division surrounded by the enemy at Bastogne. |
| Airborne Ground Surveillance (AGS) refers to a class o | |
| t sophisticated U.S. fighter jets, as well as | airborne electronic surveillance platforms. |
| urveillance is a NATO programme to acquire an | Airborne Ground Surveillance capability. |
| overy in Canada of an ore body by means of an | airborne electromagnetic survey (AEM). |
| icians are enlisted United States Coast Guard | airborne "rescue swimmers". |
| o operate the larger helicopters of the Light | Airborne Multi-Purpose System (LAMPS). |
| The Modular | Airborne FireFighting System or MAFFS is a self-contai |
| the U.S. Forest Service by use of the Modular | Airborne FireFighting System (MAFFS). |
| ess directed the establishment of the Modular | Airborne FireFighting System (MAFFS) which would allow |
| o enable her to operate the SH-2 LAMPS (Light | Airborne Multi-Purpose System) helo. |
| of remote sensing in multiangle satellite and | airborne imaging systems (e.g., MODIS and MISR) to mea |
| nations for a family of all-weather multimode | airborne radar systems designed by Hughes Aircraft (no |
| tems for signal intercept and identification, | airborne imaging systems, threat warning systems, elec |
| geodesy, crustal motion, glacial geophysics, | airborne geospatial systems, seismology, light detecti |
| t in the 1960s the organization expanded into | airborne RADAR systems. |
| mary operations involved support of U.S. Army | airborne forces, tactical cargo airlift, and air evacu |
| he American government design a purpose-built | airborne light tank which could be transported by glid |
| sis; signal processing techniques; ground and | airborne moving target indification; synthetic apertur |
| al mapping in SE Alaska , and co-developed an | airborne electromagnetic technology to rapidly map gro |
| NASA also has an | airborne IR telescope called SOFIA and an IR space tel |
| Aerospace also began tests on | airborne UHF terminals for the Air Force Satellite Com |
| The third | airborne unit that formed a part of the 6th Airborne D |
| In 1937, he supervised an | airborne expedition that established a drift-ice stati |
| or other fuel can produce enormous amounts of | airborne toxins that slowly poison entire families. |
| ld War II, the formation commanded the Allied | airborne forces that participated in the Allied advanc |
| onal Safety and Health (NIOSH) as exposure to | airborne contaminants that is "likely to cause death o |
| gade, engineer and aviation units of the 82nd | Airborne Division, the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment, |
| Like the 4th | Airborne Division, the 5th Airborne Division was given |
| fore altered to accommodate the two remaining | airborne divisions, the British 6th Airborne and the U |
| eoff Bodine's truck, sending Bodine careening | airborne into the wall & catch fence just past the sta |
| e the act of quickly getting fighter aircraft | airborne with the intention of intercepting and identi |
| dical Platoon, 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry ( | Airborne) of the 173rd Airborne Brigade (Separate) sta |
| into manganese phosphates and sulfate that go | airborne with the exhaust, and manganese ethylene-bis- |
| ourplay, Pieces of a Dream, Acoustic Alchemy, | Airborne and The Rippingtons. |
| ised to secure loose objects which may become | airborne during the storm, stay away from coastlines, |
| iiser-Larsen took off, and they barely became | airborne over the cracking ice. |
| By 1992, the journalistic trail had become | airborne with the introduction of the battle plane. |
| Only forty-seven of the sixty-eight B-29s | airborne hit the target area; four aborted with mechan |
| This would be the first | airborne operation the 17th would take part in, and in |
| Airborne over the desert south of Alexandria in Egypt, | |
| ment, 3d Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group ( | Airborne), during the period of 25 to 28 November 2001 |
| nication methods such as ERCS) was giving the | airborne crews the same degree of access to the launch |
| Like the British 4th and 5th | Airborne Divisions, the notional formation was 'built |
| the Nike-Hercules Officer Course, Ranger and | Airborne Schools, the Army Command and General Staff C |
| staff assignments include service in the 82nd | Airborne Division, the Joint Staff, and the Office of |
| ed to 1st Battalion, 501st Infantry Regiment ( | Airborne) of the 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 2 |
| Troops of the 1st Cavalry Division, the 101st | Airborne Division, the 3rd Regiment of the ARVN 1st Di |
| The Soviet forces then launched several | airborne attacks, though they were limited in this by |
| The unharmed plants absorb the | airborne MeJA through either the stomata or diffusion |
| story of the defense of Bastogne by the 101st | Airborne Division through a fictional squad of the 327 |
| produced by Stachybotrys chartarum can become | airborne and thus contribute to health problems among |
| ich typically cause cars to become completely | airborne multiple times throughout an event. |
| raft returned to base, but the other remained | airborne longer to burn off more excess fuel. |
| Halifax aircraft towed Horsas manned with 6th | Airborne paratroops to effect a successful Rhine cross |
| uest of Little Rock Mayor, deployed the 101st | Airborne Division to Little Rock and federalized the A |
| being bottled-up by the Germans while the 1st | Airborne crossed to safety. |
| The spacecraft used side-looking | airborne radar to produce images |
| The plan was for the | airborne forces to seize and hold the Arnhem bridge fo |
| The operation required the First Allied | Airborne Army to seize several bridges over rivers and |
| the Bulge, as well as Operation Varsity, the | airborne operation to cross the River Rhine, then led |
| 1945 it towed gliders with troops of the 17th | Airborne Division to the battle area near Wesel during |
| n Normandy during June 1944 from the June 6th | airborne invasion to St. Saviour. |
| , a frontline reporter embedded with the 82nd | Airborne, seeks to convey the detailed planning and te |
| In 1949, he departed the 82d | Airborne Division to attend Officer Candidate School. |
| il they were incapable of launching effective | airborne opposition to the impending invasion. |
| Major Walter Nowotny initially failed to get | airborne due to engine problems. |
| A) was to study shielding requirements for an | airborne reactor, to determine whether a nuclear aircr |
| e East area, which wished to create a phantom | Airborne Brigade to act as a threat to enemy planning |
| ham Asylum after infecting the asylum with an | airborne toxin to heighten aggression, attempting to p |
| ntry divisions, several navy gunboats, and an | airborne unit to intercept General Chen's forces in Wu |
| bearers, the Ranger Infantry Companies added | airborne assault to their repertoire. |
| uring World War II, Operation Begonia was the | airborne counterpart to the amphibious Operation Jonqu |
| nfantry was reflagged as 1st Battalion, 503rd | Airborne Infantry to resume the Vietnam-era lineage of |
| Elway handed off to Bobby Humphrey, who went | airborne trying to break the plane of the goal line. |
| Unfortunately, the huge | airborne logistical train of support from the USA to B |
| de, which had been left in Italy when the 1st | Airborne Division travelled to Britain. |
| m Kathmandu to Rumjatar, had problems getting | airborne at Tribhuvan International Airport, struck th |
| 150-man task force into Japan to prepare for | airborne occupation troop landings on August 30, 1945. |
| s like the Type 95 Ha-Go, to operate as naval | Airborne Armor Troop units but this was not implemente |
| ct then had an American soldier from the 82nd | Airborne Division, turn on and gun the truck's engine. |
| the #5 CLR chased a Toyota GT-One and became | airborne two turns before Indianapolis, somersaulting |
| he castle was the headquarters of the US 18th | Airborne Corps under the command of Major General Matt |
| paratroopers) from 1 Parachute Battalion; an | Airborne Reserve under Captain Wesley de Beer, consist |
| t upon himself, the 5th Special Forces Group ( | Airborne), the United States Army, and the United Stat |
| management services to the units of the XVIII | Airborne Corps, United States Army. |
| AIRBORNE DIVISIONS UNITS OF | |
| r of 1943-44 but all RAF tactical fighter and | airborne support units were moved out in February 1944 |
| y use was for C-47 Skytrain transport of Army | airborne parachute units, and for resupply of ground f |
| Airborne was universally panned by critics, receiving | |
| t was presented to the Germans as the theater | airborne reserve until the end of the war. |
| He worked for | Airborne Express up until he and Big Daddy Kane releas |
| , had the highest useful lift, and could stay | airborne for up to two days. |
| Although a newcomer to | airborne operations, Urquhart commanded his division d |
| twork of communication sites (both ground and | airborne) for use before, during and after a nuclear a |
| S-2/S-5 (Intel/Civil Affairs) Officer, 173rd | Airborne Brigade, Vietnam |
| ving in the United States Army with the 101st | Airborne in Vietnam, Nagel attended the Chouinard Art |
| Airborne at War. Ian Allan. | |
| ll-weather, aircraft carrier-capable tactical | airborne early warning (AEW) aircraft. |
| en, to house the main operating base for NATO | Airborne Early Warning and Control Force (AWACS). |
| 1991, the JDA requested funds to upgrade the | airborne early warning system by procuring the E-3. |
| AEWCSPO | Airborne Early Warning Control System Program Office |
| D flt. 4 Skyraider AEW1 | Airborne Early Warning |
| e North Sea on board HMS Illustrious, testing | Airborne Early Warning capabilities. |
| r replaced outright, with the introduction of | Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C, often calle |
| The Boeing E-767 is an | airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) aircraft. |
| The Erieye radar system, is an | Airborne Early Warning and Control System (AEW&C) deve |
| ters (operated by No. 76 Squadron), Wedgetail | Airborne Early Warning & Control aircraft (operated by |
| ews and maintenance personnel and systems for | airborne surveillance, warning and control of U.S. and |
| (NATO reporting name: Mainring) is a Chinese | Airborne Early Warning and Control system comprising d |
| In March 2009, U.S. Navy Reserve | Airborne Early Warning Squadron 77 (VAW-77) relocated |
| Radars include | Airborne Early Warning (AEW), Anti-Submarine Warfare ( |
| The squadron moved to the | Airborne Early Warning (AEW) role on Avro Shackletons |
| rcraft types including fighters, bombers, and | Airborne Early Warning & Control. |
| f its headquarters the 9th Guards Army of the | Airborne Forces was created on 18 December 1944. |
| In a night attack, an | airborne brigade was flown by helicopter to capture Mi |
| Following World War II, the 82nd | Airborne Division was permanently stationed at Fort Br |
| ating OCS, Welsh was transferred to the 101st | Airborne, and was assigned to Easy Company, 506th Para |
| The British 5th | Airborne Division was a deception division created in |
| Overall control of the | airborne forces was given to Brigadier M.J. du Plessis |
| As such the 13th | Airborne Division was dropped from the operational pla |
| sult of the fighting at Nijmegen, the British | airborne division was cut off. |
| With German air superiority a given, an | airborne invasion was decided on. |
| e prototype was designated the Light Tank T9 ( | Airborne), and was designed so that it could be transp |
| Airborne support was provided in September for attacks | |
| remaining in Vietnam in early 1970, the 101st | Airborne Division was ordered to conduct the planned o |
| The US 6th | Airborne Division was a 'Phantom Division' created for |
| The 2nd | Airborne Division was a British Army deception unit of |
| During this period, 1st | Airborne Division was composed of only two parachute b |
| 13th Army with the 20th Mechanised and 4th | Airborne Corps was in reserve at Minsk with the 17th M |
| In March 1945, the 6th | Airborne Division was informed that it would be partic |
| On October 11, 2006, the 173rd | Airborne Brigade was redesignated as the 173rd Airborn |
| The 101 | Airborne Division was also honored with the Presidenti |
| e 6th Airlanding Brigade strengthened the 6th | Airborne Division's weak position. |
| F has the facilities to assemble and overhaul | airborne as well as ground-based radar systems, electr |
| Airborne troops were to play a significant role during | |
| ld start both regiments together with the 1st | Airborne Division were sent to disarm the German garri |
| fighters, equipped with Lichtenstein FuG 202 | airborne radar were delivered to I./NJG 1 at Venlo ear |
| Early versions of | airborne radar were fitted to Blenheims, but had limit |
| the resources for successful night fighting ( | airborne radar) were in very short supply and as a res |
| ched to the Division Artillery of the US 82nd | Airborne Division, were the last units equipped with t |
| ment had two battalions present along the 9th | Airborne Battalion were sitting north and northwest of |
| The | airborne troops were delivered by converted Armstrong |
| s on Mount Sar Planina southwest of the city, | airborne troops were dropped on the slopes. |
| rier groups close to where units of the 101st | Airborne Division were located and within reasonable r |
| At the same time, Soviet | airborne units were used to seize airfields and city c |
| ragoon") was planned for August 1944, and all | airborne forces were allocated to a new unit formed on |
| o squadrons and activities connected with the | airborne forces were transferred elsewhere; Stoney Cro |
| During | airborne operations, when large numbers of airborne pa |
| In March 1944, it was reallocated to 30 Group | Airborne Forces, where it mainly operated tug aircraft |
| egan his military service in the 106th Guards | Airborne Division, where he served until getting the p |
| He was then GOC of 9th Indian | Airborne Division which itself became the 44th Indian |
| and Sang asked for reinforcements by two ARVN | airborne battalions, which still were not enough. |
| The 3rd Parachute Division was a German | Airborne division which fought during World War II. |
| ere is some evidence for a recent increase in | airborne fraction, which would imply a faster increase |
| anized three squadrons, two of which provided | airborne controllers while the third provided the U.S |
| rowning, deputy commander of the First Allied | Airborne Army, who told Field Marshal Bernard Montgome |
| on was to carry paratroops of the British 6th | Airborne Division, who were dropped near Wesel on the |
| port Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 82nd | Airborne Division who became the first woman in Afghan |
| tice and with Howe provided cover for the 1st | Airborne Division who were transported to Taranto in s |
| east bank of the Rhine moves up to link with | airborne forces whose abandoned Horsa gliders can be s |
| hina, Hungary, and German Democratic Republic | Airborne parachutist wings, China Special Warfare Badg |
| previous TwinBee games, the player shoots at | airborne enemies with their gun and drops bombs to the |
| mber 2003, paratroopers from 3rd Brigade, 82d | Airborne Division with the assistance of Iraqi police |
| t in the eastern U.S., participating in joint | airborne training with Army forces, developing assault |
| The player can also attack | airborne enemies with their ship's punches as well at |
| Command Troop Carrier Group involved in joint | airborne training with Army forces, developed assault |
| ercise Stethem's air warfare team engaged two | airborne targets with Standard Missiles. |
| .999% of dust, pollen, mold, bacteria and any | airborne particles with a size of 120 nanometres (0.12 |
| advanced electronically scanned phased array | airborne radars with each scan lasts only milliseconds |
| nmetall began in 1937 in an effort to provide | airborne troops with heavy support weapons that could |
| Once a Marine has completed | Airborne School with the sister services, they are aut |
| lion 504th Parachute Infantry Battalion, 82nd | Airborne Division with detainee operations supervised |
| they operated in the same role under the 6th | Airborne Division with marked success. |
| nvolves the train attempting to shoot as many | airborne enemies within a finite time limited. |
| junction with the American United States 17th | Airborne Division, would be dropped by parachute and g |
| -General Roy Urquhart, when informed that his | airborne troops would have to hold the bridge for two |
| The two | airborne divisions would be dropped behind German line |
| Once these objectives were taken, the | airborne troops would consolidate their positions and |
| ula, including the Utah Beach-head and the US | airborne landing zones. |
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