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  • Chen's considerable military and tactical abilities prompted the Qing authorities to of
  • the Battle of Port Gibson, where he displayed tactical ability in prying Confederate defenders out o
  • of Kos and Leros, German air superiority and tactical ability resulted in British defeats, and thei
  • Although the Chadian commander's tactical ability played an important role in the victo
  • But Dewey, who, had now acquired marked tactical ability, was quick to see the advantage to be
  • "Displaying sound judgement and distinctive tactical ability, he conceived and correlated the many
  • is aimed at improving technical ability over tactical ability.
  • tte finish and two picatinny rails for add-on tactical accessories, such as a laser sight or flashli
  • Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 2 is a tactical action video game based on the Gundam anime s
  • tertainment released Philip K. Dick's Ubik, a tactical action/strategy videogame very loosely based
  • ontrol and camera systems, and more scope for tactical adjustments.
  • egy that prevented the Germans from gaining a tactical advance through their mining activities.
  • in which his force was defeated but gained a tactical advantage over a French army under Marshal So
  • he open sea off Saryang where they would have tactical advantage were the Japanese to execute a coun
  • tificial gravity on a ship and so providing a tactical advantage to attackers wearing them.
  • botage the other side's attempts at gaining a tactical advantage in the Beast Wars.
  • The Panzer Kunst also provides a definite tactical advantage, since it gives its user the abilit
  • e by the rules in order to use them to gain a tactical advantage, which is a large part of sailing.
  • rom the west of Budapest in an effort to gain tactical advantage.
  • t line operations comprises advice to HQs and tactical advice to squadrons including targeting (weap
  • In 1741, he was promoted to a tactical advisor.
  • In 2010,he was asked to join the Tactical Advisory Group of the new BC Conservative Par
  • perations by Operation Commando Hunt, 103,148 tactical air sorties had been flown over Laos.
  • The 928th was operationally gained by the Tactical Air Command (TAC) until 1975, the Military Ai
  • BTR-60R-975 - Vehicle used by Tactical Air Control Parties, equipped with four radio
  • In 1979 Almaden AFS came under Tactical Air Command (TAC) jurisdiction with the inact
  • was a group within the Royal Air Force's 2nd Tactical Air Force (2TAF) during the Second World War
  • ategic bombing, Hamamatsu was also subject to tactical air raids launched by United States Navy carr
  • ments of the Royal Australian Air Force's 1st Tactical Air Force.
  • On 10 June 1944, aircraft of the Second Tactical Air Force bombed the village.
  • r service on the staff at Headquarters Second Tactical Air Force and then as Commandant of the Aerop
  • The Tactical Air Command created a new type of organizatio
  • September 1982, the headquarters of the 602nd Tactical Air Control Wing (TAIRCW) and its subordinate
  • . Air Forces in Europe) and the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force at Wiesbaden, Germany.
  • ht (LATEF) formed to conduct, on behalf of 10 Tactical Air Group (10 TAG), operational and tactical
  • ight) and activated on 19 May 1947 as part of Tactical Air Command.
  • Assigned to Tactical Air Command but attached to the Far East Air
  • including the 21st AD were reassigned to Tactical Air Command (ADTAC).
  • Fort Fisher AFS came under Tactical Air Command jurisdiction in 1979 with the ina
  • ch became Chief of Staff of the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force.
  • e the third provided the U.S Army with ground tactical air control parties.
  • in Korea, Pauly was assigned to Headquarters Tactical Air Command, Langley Air Force Base, Virginia
  • 129 Squadron became part of the 2nd Tactical Air Force in June 1943 converting to the P-51
  • tional helicopter missions with H-21s for the Tactical Air Command.
  • After the war, he served in the Tactical Air Command at Langley Air Force Base, Virgin
  • Staff Officer at Headquarters RAF Germany (2 Tactical Air Force) in 1963 and Assistant Chief of Def
  • Special Operations Training Squadron was with Tactical Air Command, being assigned to England Air Fo
  • nal Group (later renamed the Australian First Tactical Air Force) which had formed on 13 November 19
  • corps was to be accompanied by a 15-squadron tactical air force known as Tiger Force, consisting mo
  • 4 the squadron returned to France to join the tactical air forces that were supporting the Allied ar
  • at an airbase on 15 May 1978 during exercise Tactical Air Meet '78.
  • up of Ninth Air Force's 84th Fighter Wing, IX Tactical Air Command.
  • The Northwest African Tactical Air Force (NATAF) was a sub-command of the No
  • ssance, intelligence, information operations, tactical air control, and expeditionary heavy construc
  • The 22d Tactical Air Support Squadron (Light) was the major US
  • Pacific Air Forces (PACAF), and Headquarters Tactical Air Command (TAC).
  • Reactivated in 1953 under Tactical Air Command Ninth Air Force as a B-26 Invader
  • Reactivated in 1947 under Tactical Air Command but not manned or equipped.
  • Tactical Air Depots (TAD)
  • On 1 November 1945, the XII Tactical Air Command moved to Bad Kissingen from Erlan
  • still remaining Commander-in-Chief of Second Tactical Air Force in 1959 before retiring in 1961.
  • y commanding general of the Northwest African Tactical Air Force under Commander Air Marshal Sir Art
  • nior Air Staff Officer at Headquarters Second Tactical Air Force in 1952.
  • welfth Air Force and the Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Force in the newly organized Mediterranea
  • The XII Tactical Air Command is an inactive United States Air
  • with it the additional command of the Second Tactical Air Force.
  • fare in 1955 and Commander-in-Chief of Second Tactical Air Force in 1957.
  • of the United States Air Forces in Europe XII Tactical Air Command.
  • e Douglas B-66 Destroyer was a U.S. Air Force Tactical Air Command light bomber based on the United
  • The group was reactivated as the USAF Tactical Air Warfare Center in 1963 to improve use of
  • e was then made Air Officer Commanding Second Tactical Air Force in June 1943, Deputy Commander of t
  • rations into Operation Commando Hunt, 103,148 tactical air sorties had been flown in Laos.
  • the Allied Desert Air Force (later the First Tactical Air Force), supporting the 8th Army.
  • on all matters pertaining to effective use of tactical air support and coordinated Vietnamese air fo
  • Tactical Air Control Group Two
  • eral and became the Commanding Officer of the Tactical Air Warfare Center at Eglin Air Force Base, F
  • Force was as the Commander of the Air Force, Tactical Air Command at Bergstrom Air Force Base, Texa
  • and changed operational claimancy from ADC to Tactical Air Command (TAC).
  • nd World War II ace who was Vice Commander of Tactical Air Command, rescinded the inactivation and h
  • , Germany, and commander of the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force with headquarters at Ramstein Air B
  • Northwest African Tactical Air Force
  • The base was assigned to Tactical Air Command, and plans were made to make the
  • RSAF Tactical Air Support Command
  • e 354th Fighter Wing with the inactivation of Tactical Air Command (TAC) and the wing's reassignment
  • Tactical Air Command was the gaining organization for
  • gely over, the squadron was posted to the 2nd Tactical Air Force (TAF) in Belgium, joining No. 125 W
  • ry and civilian personnel were assigned to 32 Tactical Air Command bases in the United States, Panam
  • rvice assumed jurisdiction at Charleston from Tactical Air Command.
  • Subcommittee on Tactical Air and Land Forces
  • The 373d Fighter Group continued tactical air operations until 4 May 1945, eventually b
  • Its last assignment was with the Tactical Air Command 325th Fighter Wing stationed at T
  • In 1979 Hancock Field came under Tactical Air Command (TAC) jurisdiction with the inact
  • orce Base, Calif., in August 1961 for duty as Tactical Air Command personnel adviser to the 452nd Tr
  • tuted as a Air Force Reserve group as part of Tactical Air Command It was equipped with C-54 Skymast
  • later, I Air Support; I Tactical Air Division; III Tactical Air Division; III
  • o work at the Pentagon as a consultant in the Tactical Air office of the Office of the Assistant Sec
  • United States in June 1947, becoming part of Tactical Air Command at Langley AFB, Virginia.
  • s in Europe (USAFE), and commander 4th Allied Tactical Air Force.
  • rom Air Force Base, Texas and was assigned to Tactical Air Command.
  • as part of 137 wing of No.2 Group of the 2nd Tactical Air Force in preparation for the invasion of
  • Royal Air Force Germany and Commander Second Tactical Air Force in 1981 and Air Member for Personne
  • gy was different and it was passed to the 2nd Tactical Air Force to become an operating station for
  • ire prior to the Normandy invasion to provide tactical air support for the ground forces landing in
  • and in July 1969 was assigned to Headquarters Tactical Air Command as Inspector General.
  • e Air Defence of Great Britain and the Second Tactical Air Force.
  • lear Operations Branch at Headquarters Second Tactical Air Force in 1959 and Officer Commanding No.
  • ean War, and Cold War, being assigned to both Tactical Air Command and the Military Air Transport Se
  • It managed Tactical Air Command's Central Instructor School from
  • Oelstrom held staff positions at Tactical Air Command, United States European Command a
  • Prior to the Tactical Air Command he served as a deputy chief of st
  • heast Asia, and deputy commander of the Third Tactical Air Force in 1944, he participated in combat
  • Officer Administration at Headquarters Second Tactical Air Force in 1955.
  • elligence officer of the Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Forces and accompanied the First Army in
  • d chief of standardization and evaluation for Tactical Air Command's first F-4 replacement training
  • The facility came under Tactical Air Command jurisdiction in 1979 with the ina
  • November 1969, he was reassigned to the 19th Tactical Air Support Squadron, at Bien Hoa Air Base.
  • Reactivated in 1954 as part of Tactical Air Command.
  • involving the use of a helicopter airlift and tactical air support.
  • Watertown came under Tactical Air Command jurisdiction on 1 September 1979
  • e Army surgical hospital team, U.S. Air Force tactical air control parties which included forward ai
  • orce, while in 2005-2007 he commanded the 2nd Tactical Air Brigade.
  • he 126th Fighter-Bomber Group and assigned to Tactical Air Command.
  • In 1979 Cambria came under Tactical Air Command (TAC) jurisdiction with the inact
  • most were carved out of the jungle to provide tactical air support of the ground forces.
  • nt, to the US on 25 June 1947 and assigned to Tactical Air Command.
  • n 1 January 1959 by renaming the RAF's Second Tactical Air Force (2TAF).
  • In 1979 Klamath came under Tactical Air Command (TAC) jurisdiction with the inact
  • obilize and deploy expeditiously to carry out tactical air missions or combat support activities in
  • Sembach Air Base (601st Tactical Air Control Wing)
  • No. 83 Group and No. 84 Group for the Second Tactical Air Force.
  • s redesignated and reconstituted as a reserve Tactical Air Command Troop Carrier Group involved in j
  • It was formed on 1 June 1943 as HQ Tactical Air Force from Army Co-operation Command in c
  • o be Commader-in-Chief RAF Germany and Second Tactical Air Force in 1985, Deputy Chief of Defence St
  • ort Operations Squadron provided combat ready tactical air control parties (TACPs) ready to advise o
  • unteered to lead the Tenth United States Army Tactical Air Force in the Invasion of Okinawa.
  • eputy chief of staff, logistics, Headquarters Tactical Air Command; commander of the 355th Tactical
  • the 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, 19th Tactical Air Support Squadron, Tay Ninh West where he
  • Its last assignment was with the Tactical Air Command 836th Air Division, being station
  • ization, and designation; its mission being a Tactical Air Command tactical fighter squadron.
  • 44 both squadrons were transferred to the 2nd Tactical Air Force and participated in the Normandy La
  • as a successful airstrike by the RAF's Second Tactical Air Force.
  • 9th TCS became the first combat-ready unit of Tactical Air Command at Forbes.
  • to four-star rank and assumed command of the Tactical Air Command with headquarters at Langley Air
  • commanded the United States Air Force (USAF) Tactical Air Command (TAC) from May 1, 1978 to Decembe
  • to the June 1944 Normandy invasion to provide tactical air support for the ground forces landing in
  • 1944 the squadron was assigned to the Second Tactical Air Force and flew tactical sweeps over the N
  • obilize and deploy expeditiously to carry out tactical air missions or combat support activities in
  • son Officer with both Ninth Air Force and HQ, Tactical Air Command.
  • provided support for NATO's HQ Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force, which moved to Ramstein from Trier
  • 8 June and the rear party on 2 July providing tactical air support in support of U.S. First Army.
  • January 1944 to join the newly forming Second Tactical Air Force in preparation for the invasion of
  • f Vietnam, serving first with 7th Air Force's Tactical Air Control Center and then with the Military
  • curtailed, the 81st being transferred to the Tactical Air Command Twelfth Air Force and being stati
  • Its last assignment was with the XIX Tactical Air Command, based at Brooks Field, Texas.
  • central NATO defense strategy was the use of tactical air power to offset the Soviet Union.
  • ght against the pursuing enemy and called for tactical air support and rescue helicopters.
  • Command, and one year as a fighter pilot with Tactical Air Command, including 3 months combat weapon
  • ; XII Fighter Command; IX Fighter Command; IX Tactical Air Command
  • on 19 December 1943 and joined the RAF Third Tactical Air Force (TAF).
  • Tactical Air Command C-130 squadrons on temporary duty
  • area, supporting the Eiserne Division in the tactical air role.
  • Deputy Chief of Staff at Headquarters Second Tactical Air Force in 1961 and Director of the Defence
  • On 10 November 1947 the XII Tactical Air Command was inactivated at Bad Kissingen.
  • e first time established the application of a tactical air force operating in support of an American
  • k XII and joined No. 85 Group of the 2nd TAF ( Tactical Air Force).
  • The new Wing was part of the Second Tactical Air Force (2nd TAF).
  • the administrative support centre for the 2nd Tactical Air Force (2TAF).
  • Its last assignment was with the XXII Tactical Air Command, based at Florence, Italy.
  • Reactivated by Tactical Air Command at Shaw AFB, SC in 1969 as an RF-
  • & 340th BGs) operated under Northwest African Tactical Air Force (NATAF) in mid-1943 and the 9th's 3
  • who served as commander of the U.S. Air Force Tactical Air Command.
  • s part of the European occupation forces, 8th Tactical Air Force, the squadron continued its patrol
  • the Cold War, the 83d Fighter-Day Group was a Tactical Air Command unit initially equipped with F-86
  • intelligence officer in the Northwest African Tactical Air Force a subordinate command of the newly
  • fires from artillery, helicopter gunship and tactical air, the officers and the men of the Task For
  • ir support requirements as well as some other tactical air-ground and air-air communications.
  • nd also came under fire, and by early morning tactical air-support became difficult, as North Vietna
  • mand squadron equipped and trained to conduct tactical air-to-air refueling of fighter aircraft in s
  • TO:AS-7 'Kerry') are a family of early Soviet tactical air-to-surface missiles with a range of 10 km
  • merican all-weather, aircraft carrier-capable tactical airborne early warning (AEW) aircraft.
  • the 91st deployed to Southeast Asia to refuel tactical aircraft and B-52 Stratofortresses involved i
  • rning Receiver is a threat warning system for tactical aircraft and was designed for the F-111, the
  • B-1, B-52, B-2 strategic bombers, as well as tactical aircraft some capable of carrying strategic a
  • e Cold War years as Galena Air Force Base, as tactical aircraft required more landing and takeoff sp
  • Most flights were by tactical aircraft, such as Bell P-39 Airacobra's and N
  • 100 bombs were manufactured for use by French tactical aircraft.
  • It also included a tactical airfield fuel dispensing system.
  • No. 175 Squadron RAF was a part of Second Tactical Airforce No. 83 Group RAF in support of World
  • The C-130s and C-27s flew tactical airlift operations in Central and South Ameri
  • It was assigned to the 908th Tactical Airlift Group, the primary mission aircraft w
  • The group's personnel take part in tactical airlift training exercises and contingency an
  • He was first assigned to the 440th Tactical Airlift Squadron stationed at General Mitchel
  • l Guard, currently flying the C-130H Hercules tactical airlift aircraft.
  • accommodate the United States Air Force as a tactical airlift base.
  • It provides coalition tactical airlift support with aerial port operations.
  • ational Lockheed C-130 Hercules squadrons for tactical airlift in Europe, North Africa, and the Midd
  • Air Force's 145th Airlift Wing (145 AW) is a tactical airlift unit of the North Carolina Air Nation
  • Since 1957 the 700th has provided tactical airlift to include airdrop, airland, and air
  • w unit being assigned to the 440th, the 928th Tactical Airlift Group in 1970.
  • r staging KC-97 tankers and also using it for tactical airlift operations to and from its bases in G
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