Sentence examples for Operational exercise from inspiring English sources

The operational exercise is based in her state, at the Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground.

At his prodding, money was found in 2011 for the three-year operational exercise above Washington, The Times reported.

The three-year "operational exercise" has been a financial lifeline for JLENS, arranged by supporters of the program after Army leaders tried to kill it.

The operational exercise, which is costing taxpayers about $50 million a year, involved two JLENS blimps floating up to 10,000 feet high.

In a Nov. 19 essay posted on the website of the nonprofit Project on Government Oversight, former Marine officer Dan Grazier wrote, "It is unclear what, if anything, can actually kill this program". Obama's proposed defense budget includes money to preserve Jlast' lifelineeline: a three-year trial run, or "operational exercise," in the skies above Washington.

Speier called Cartwright's prompt transition "an egregious example of the corrupting nature of the revolving door for military generals who then go on to serve on defense contractor boards". The operational exercise, which is costing taxpayers about $50 million a year, involved two JLENS blimps floating up to 10,000 feet high.

Similar major strategic operational exercises took place each fall throughout the Soviet period as well.

For the 2009 and 2010 NASA Desert RATS field tests, various engineering concepts and operational exercises were incorporated into mission timelines with the focus of the majority of daily operations being on simulated lunar geological field operations and executed in a manner similar to current Space Shuttle and International Space Station missions.

Besides classroom studies and operational exercises, students must complete a research monograph and an oral examination.

Afterward, Iowa continued intermittent training cruises and operational exercises, until 4 January 1957 when she departed Norfolk for duty with the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean.

In late 1910 she sailed to Europe as part of Atlantic Fleet maneuvers, following which she spent about 14 months off the Atlantic coast, based alternately out of Philadelphia and Norfolk, serving as a training ship and conducting operational exercises.