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| This led to the eventual dissolution of the | Airborne and a perceived decline in the reputation of |
| l days before conducting the division's first | airborne operation, a combat drop on the Tagatay Ridge |
| The 97th Civil Affairs Battalion ( | Airborne) is a civil affairs battalion of the 95th Civ |
| ing to take off under load: 157 could not get | airborne with a 14" Whitehead torpedo and the other tw |
| , the Caspian Flotilla, the Air Force and the | Airborne Troops, a total of 8,500 troops, about 200 ta |
| principal threat was seizure of the docks by | airborne troops; a seaborne landing was thought to be |
| try Division arrived and began to relieve the | airborne troops, a process that was completed around 0 |
| Ouschan | airborne during a hard break at 2009 Women's World 10 |
| Although the members of the unit wore blue | airborne tabs above the brigades shoulder patch they w |
| eration Varsity in March 1945, a major allied | airborne offensive across the Rhine. |
| killed in action on March 24, 1945 During an | airborne assault across the Rhine northwest of Wesel a |
| Hitting airfields in support of the | airborne assault across the Rhine in March 1945. |
| k on Holland in September 1944 and during the | airborne assault across the Rhine in March 1945. |
| Bulge (December 1944 - January 1945) and the | airborne attack across the Rhine (March 1945). |
| The 97th Civil Affairs Battalion ( | Airborne) was activated 16 March 2007. |
| h the scores level, when he collided with the | airborne South African scrum-half Fourie du Preez, thu |
| rst Parachute Infantry, One Hundred and First | Airborne Division, after serving overseas 1944-1945. |
| e allies launched Operation Market Garden, an | airborne offensive aimed at capturing the Rhine bridge |
| s, Dr. Dennis J. Stirlings in Action with the | Airborne Forces: Air Support for SAS and Resistance Op |
| For American soldiers of the 101st | Airborne, Manas Air Transit Center is a welcome patch |
| He is a graduate of the | Airborne and Air Assault schools. |
| -10 squadron in 1988, providing heavily armed | airborne forward air control (FAC) capability for the |
| r - three pilots and two aircraft testing the | airborne forward air controller concept. |
| pany, 2nd Battalion, 503rd Infantry Regiment ( | airborne), 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team of the U |
| 30 m underwater by using rocket motors, once | airborne, the aircraft switched to standard turbofan e |
| a tactical airlift wing involved in worldwide | airborne training, airlift, and special operations inc |
| It also mutated again to become | airborne, which allowed it to spread based on the viru |
| The Divisional Headquarters for the 1st | Airborne Division, along the 1st Airlanding Brigade an |
| r plaques, including one in honour of the 1st | Airborne Division, along the dike between Heteren, Dri |
| Comet envisioned using the 1st | Airborne Division, along with the Polish 1st Independe |
| The 101st | Airborne Division also worked to rebuild drainage ditc |
| J1N1-S Night fighter with | airborne radar although no armament is pictured here |
| The 1st | Airborne Command and Control Squadron (1 ACCS) is part |
| r control of this sector from 2-504 PIR, 82nd | Airborne Division and 1-94 FA, DIVARTY, 1st Armored Di |
| f pot metal are susceptible to corrosion from | airborne acids and other contaminants, and the interna |
| nnel in the theater when not participating in | airborne operations and evacuated casualties and priso |
| shire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, 6th | Airborne Division, and led a charge across the Bridge |
| Diploma of | Airborne officer and military interpreter (French), Ai |
| and Marine Corps installations and to conduct | airborne search and patrol, transportation, air-sea re |
| /7 and former commanding general of the 101st | Airborne Division and Fort Campbell, Kentucky. |
| ps, aircrew members responsible for operating | airborne weapon and sensor systems are called naval fl |
| he served, inter alia, in the 18th Battalion | Airborne assault and 6 Air Assault Brigade. |
| e 1942 aimed at eliminating Soviet partisans, | airborne troops and encircling Red Army soldiers near |
| The Soviets hoped that the | airborne troops and the partisans would be able to sec |
| ost 30 sticks of the 507th came down in 101st | Airborne areas and became temporarily attached to that |
| ps from the U.S. 1st Infantry Division, 173rd | Airborne Brigade, and the 1st Battalion, Royal Austral |
| as fought between elements of the British 1st | Airborne Division and elements of the German Bocholt B |
| nited States and assumed Command of the XVIII | Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg in May 1957. |
| inction among U.S. Army personnel wearing the | Airborne, Ranger, and Special Forces tabs, if authoriz |
| ek island of Crete was under attack by German | airborne troops and the British garrison was in danger |
| AFHRA 1st | Airborne Command and Control Squadron History |
| became General Officer Commanding Indian 2nd | Airborne Division and in 1948 he became General Office |
| two commanders believed that training by both | airborne troops and aircrews could be completed by the |
| DO-178B Software Considerations in | Airborne Systems and Equipment Certification |
| The 12th | Airborne Command and Control Squadron is a unit of the |
| d the range, flexibility and possibilities of | airborne forces and glider operations, and also highli |
| from his medical training, he volunteered for | airborne training and attended the Army's Airborne sch |
| Shortly afterwards the brigade rejoined 1st | Airborne Division and began training for the airborne |
| e intelligence to the 13th Regular Army, 50th | Airborne Division, and the Taliban forces. |
| r progressed, Pakistan Army deployed its 50th | Airborne Division and the Frontier Corps to provide lo |
| dger units located here included the Canadian | Airborne Centre and the Canadian Forces Parachute Main |
| Seitz, former commanding general of the 82nd | Airborne Division and the XVIII Airborne Corps. |
| The | airborne troops and partisans fought a conventional ba |
| The United States Air Force's 2d | Airborne Command and Control Squadron (2 ACCS) was an |
| His first assignment was with the 11th | Airborne Division and in 1958 deployed his Honest John |
| technical support and sales for 'Bluesky', an | airborne survey and remote sensing company based in Le |
| t Army strongly emphasized the development of | airborne forces and their use behind enemy lines. |
| It provides logistical support to the 101st | Airborne Division, and is under the direct command of |
| Foam insulation serves as a barrier to | airborne sounds, and reduces airborne sound transfer t |
| Commercial applications of both | airborne LIDAR and ground laser scanning technology ha |
| An E-3 Sentry | Airborne Warning and Control System from Tinker AFB, O |
| Only sixty-five percent of the | airborne troops and equipment dropped on the first dro |
| He received | airborne assault and parachute training at Officer Can |
| onautics' DO-178B (Software Considerations in | Airborne Systems and Equipment Certification), RTCA's |
| ed first as a bomber squadron and later as an | airborne support and transport unit. |
| nced and "window-proof" Lichtenstein SN-2 VHF | airborne radar, and thus JG 300 gradually evolved into |
| ool, after graduating from there he chose the | airborne troops and was assigned to the 18th Choc Para |
| ial air purifiers use electrosprays to ionize | airborne particles and remove them from the air, but t |
| hter, the A-X ground attack aircraft, and the | Airborne Warning and Control System. |
| 1 July 1957 the United States Air Force 614th | Airborne Control and Warning Squadron established a Ai |
| Fort Campbell is home to the 101st | Airborne Division and the 160th Special Operations Avi |
| he served in the United States Army with 82nd | Airborne Division, and later attended the John F. Kenn |
| armed with a steam fire bullet for destroying | airborne targets, and a temporary force field which pr |
| Force Budget Issues Team; executive director, | Airborne Warning and Control System task force; and ch |
| ating firepower demonstration, beginning with | airborne rockets and culminating in a destroyer bombar |
| the U.S. army as a paratrooper with the 82nd | Airborne Division and deserted in 2004 to avoid partic |
| He served with the 101st | Airborne Division and in Panama with the 193rd Infantr |
| s a bandolier for Sten magazines as issued to | airborne troops, and the spare barrel bag and parts wa |
| The 16th | Airborne Command and Control Squadron is a under Air C |
| HQ USAFE designated the 513 TAW as the 513th | Airborne Command and Control Wing (513th ACCW) with re |
| He served as Chief of Staff of the XVIII | Airborne Corps, and commanded a regiment in the 40th I |
| and the American units being renamed as First | Airborne Army and taking over command of the American |
| s a 23 day battle between the U.S. Army 101st | Airborne Division and the North Vietnamese Army from J |
| 1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 101st | Airborne Division and the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger R |
| ration (HAF), which filters any dust, pollen, | airborne contaminants and resultant debris from the CC |
| It was one third of a triad composing of | airborne, ground and sea-based assets. |
| e role, either in defense: Clara cells engulf | airborne toxins and break them down via their cytochro |
| It is an | airborne species, and can travel up to several kilomet |
| the plant the right to vent nitrogen oxides, | airborne mercury, and sulphur dioxide into the air. |
| It operates the E-4 aircraft conducting | airborne command and control missions. |
| tates Air Force from 1953 - 1982, first as an | airborne radio and radar repairman in post-World War I |
| rmored Personnel Carrier (APC) Troop, the 9th | Airborne Battalion, and the national police-a paramili |
| st, and 506th Infantry Regiments of the 101st | Airborne Division and the 1st ARVN Division. |
| in early 2008 along with the rest of the 82nd | Airborne Division, and was recognized by President Geo |
| Regiment became the Armoured Regiment of 16th | Airborne Division and joined with the 44th Royal Tank |
| onnel, equipment, and supplies and airdropped | airborne troops and equipment from, 1957-1967. |
| During its existence it served as bomber, | airborne forces and transport squadron. |
| He spent two years as a member of the 82nd | Airborne Division and was a member of Fort Benning's b |
| ormed as part of the expansion of the British | airborne forces, and Gale was offered command of the B |
| essen the risk of contamination from settling | airborne particles and to prevent water condensation f |
| Upon completion of | Airborne School and the Special Forces Qualification C |
| ivate military contractor that specializes in | airborne surveillance and security. |
| er's Basic and Advanced Courses; Air Assault, | Airborne, Ranger and Pathfinder Schools; Jumpmaster, M |
| oming the “ground clutter” problem, the 1970s | Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) represente |
| Both the 101st | Airborne Division and the ARVN 1st Infantry Division w |
| symbol of the 187th Infantry Regiment, 101st | Airborne Division and of other US forces in Japan. |
| e unit now operates the Westland Sea King Mk7 | Airborne Surveillance and Control (ASaC) helicopter. |
| he allied air fleet also made use of the E-3A | Airborne Warning and Control Systems and a fleet of B- |
| multimedia displays tell the story of today's | airborne soldier and his heritage from 1940 when Briti |
| it served as a morale boost for the fledgling | airborne establishment, and the technical and operatio |
| ange Search and Rescue, with over 14 hours of | airborne endurance and large scanner windows built int |
| s to cut the highway which would split up the | Airborne units and cut off the advance elements of XXX |
| es Limited in 1970 by following up an intense | airborne radiometric anomaly. |
| t 00:50 aircraft carrying the rest of the 6th | Airborne Division appeared overhead and the paratroope |
| The commander of the 101st | Airborne Division appointed Corcoran commander of the |
| ssion was to "detect, report, and track enemy | airborne threats approaching by overseas routes and to |
| n Market Garden, a few men of the British 1st | Airborne Division are said to have played this song us |
| olecules, however only a small portion of the | airborne analytes are ionized to begin with so the pra |
| erations against Operation Market Garden, the | airborne offensive around the Rhine bridges. |
| He commanded the 11th | Airborne Division Artillery from 1944 to 1946. |
| tteries in the 2d Infantry Division and XVIII | Airborne Corps Artillery. |
| ed on duty in Europe as commander of the 13th | Airborne Division Artillery. |
| vision, the 196th Infantry Brigade, the 173rd | Airborne Brigade, as well as the 11th Armored Cavalry |
| The U.S. 101st and 82nd | Airborne Divisions, as well as the British 6th Airborn |
| of Cherbourg, France and the D-Day landing of | airborne troops, as well as the movement of advance mo |
| and was then assigned to Britain's fledgling | airborne forces; as he trained he helped to pioneer a |
| ratroops of the 5th Parachute Brigade and 6th | Airborne Division as part of Operation Tonga (each Sti |
| 7th Parachute Brigade (both formerly with 2nd | Airborne Division), as well as the 123rd Indian Infant |
| ed at Camp Victory, Iraq to replace the XVIII | Airborne Corps as MNC-I. |
| Pollution Abatement Systems, which catch the | airborne products as salts, and hold them in a liquid |
| He was assigned next to the 101st | Airborne Division as the G-3, then took command of the |
| PRK and LASIK are both waived for | Airborne, Air Assault and Ranger schools. |
| Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, and 101st | Airborne (Air Assault) Division at Fort Campbell, Kent |
| March 1945, although it was still involved in | airborne operations associated with the Rhine crossing |
| ncreasingly being made between ACAS and ASAS ( | airborne separation assurance system). |
| ved as a field artillery officer in the 101st | Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. |
| in January 1989 while serving with the 101st | Airborne Division at Fort Campbell in Kentucky, due to |
| scorted a naval force to land the British 1st | Airborne Division at the important port of Taranto on |
| antry Division, and was chief of staff of the | Airborne Center at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. |
| Aerial transportation during World War II; | airborne assault at Aparri, Luzon, June 23, 1945. |
| ed.) with a dissertation on UV irradiation of | airborne bacteria at the University of Bonn in Germany |
| ned and of course the Royal Sussex Museum and | airborne museums at Aldershot and Oosterbeek. |
| talion, 320th Field Artillery Regiment, 101st | Airborne Division, at the end of a patrol near Wynot, |
| gh in years past the Army has conducted basic | Airborne training at various locations, it has since b |
| After escaping through | airborne travel atop his beast, he would arrive at a n |
| as eventually completed, however, and sold to | Airborne Research Australia in Adelaide. |
| 850th Engineer Aviation Battalion and 877th | Airborne Engineer Aviation Battalion. |
| The U.S. Army was represented by the 101st | Airborne Infantry Band and its Army chaplain. |
| It was merged with the 82nd | Airborne Division's band. |
| ot his car sideways between turns 1 & 2, went | airborne, and barrel rolled end over end at least 7 or |
| Airborne Jaeger Battalion | |
| ng his career, Erickson served with the 509th | Airborne Infantry Battalion, the 8th Infantry Division |
| 8 gliders carried small elements of the 326th | Airborne Engineer Battalion, the 101st Signal Company, |
| 44 gliders were Batteries A and B of the 81st | Airborne Antiaircraft Battalion. |
| Airborne To Battle - A History Of Airborne Warfare 191 | |
| , and especially microprocessors, that TWS in | airborne applications became practical. |
| and was placed under command of the US 173rd | Airborne Brigade, becoming the first Australian unit t |
| Airborne has been awarded a Merit of Honor by the Worl | |
| h Armed Forces and it was the base of the 1st | Airborne Division before they left the united Kingdom |
| With enemy withdrawal on the front, the 6th | Airborne Division began to advance on 17 August 1944, |
| AEW&C tends to be superior in that, being | airborne and being able to look down, it can see targe |
| ost CB, DSO & Bar, MC, DL, 1912-1993, British | airborne officer best known for being the leader of th |
| to formulate a clear policy about the use of | airborne forces between the Army and the Royal Air For |
| Joint | Airborne Troop Board |
| sian air-to-ground radio voice traffic during | airborne interception/ border incursion etc. |
| Company C, 3rd Battalion, 509th | Airborne, 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Inf |
| ratroopers of Company C, 3rd Battalion, 509th | Airborne, 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Inf |
| sorption Radiometer; the most frequently used | airborne instrument built in-house at NASA Goddard. |
| k Mark VII Tetrarch light tank for use by the | airborne forces, but it had not been designed with tha |
| nally intended for use by mountain troops and | airborne forces but soon became the Army-wide standard |
| Airborne Composites BV - a developer of advanced compo | |
| e third was intended to jam the German radar, | Airborne Cigar by No. 101 and No. 214 squadrons. |
| or four sites to accurately detect and track | airborne emitters by multilateration. |
| n the rural Eastern Cape where predictions of | airborne liberation by black Americans captured the im |
| The | airborne troops by-passed strong defenses established |
| To begin with, | Airborne of California merged with Pacific Air Freight |
| ng the Allied invasion of North Africa in the | airborne segment called Operation Torch, he was mortal |
| engineers are working on the High-resolution | Airborne Wideband Camera (HAWC), which will be an inte |
| twigs, branches or leaves become temporarily | airborne and can be carried away upwind of the bushfir |
| to include an Air-to-Air mode (A/A) where two | airborne users can get relative slant-range informatio |
| A nuisance-causing concentration of | airborne particles can be reached quickly when dispers |
| These were | airborne guns, capable of being broken down into 4x140 |
| On 11 February, the 11th | Airborne Division captured the last Japanese outer def |
| he second phase of the offensive was to be an | airborne assault carried out by the Afghan 38th comman |
| gadgets and hardware as the Helicarrier - an | airborne aircraft carrier - as well as LMDs (Life Mode |
| quest for citizen input eventually lead to an | airborne flight carrying a scientist, who has develope |
| y Car" where he brandishes the Snake Rod when | airborne to cause a jet-stream to destroy the enemy. |
| It also provided joint | airborne communications center and command post suppor |
| patrols while trying to contact Magic, NATO's | airborne command center. |
| In October 1983, the wing provided Joint | Airborne Communications Center/Command Post equipment |
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