"aerial fire" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about burning fuel or explosives that is shot out of an aircraft, or to describe the colors of a firework display. For example, you could say, "The Fourth of July fireworks filled the sky with aerial fire."
But beyond the wreckage, a hole in the road and walls pockmarked by shrapnel, there was, again, no evidence to determine whether the damage had been caused by American aerial fire, errant Mahdi Army mortar shells or some other cause.
"Despite ground and aerial fire management, the fire is continuing to burn in culturally and environmentally sensitive areas within Kakadu's floodplain and stone country," a spokeswoman told Guardian Australia.
For example, the cover of the March 1927 issue of Science and Invention magazine included a look at the "aerial fire fighters" of the future.
Of all scenarios including the current approach or status quo, scenario 3 (50 % incorporation of RPA use into aerial fire monitoring) was perceived by the expert participants' to have the greatest potential overall scenario benefits, and was marginally greater than the benefits perceived for scenario 4 (100 % RPA use).
The application of aerial fire retardants creates an atypical appearance on land and water surfaces and has the potential to change soil chemistry.
This is the seventh UN school to be hit by aerial fire in four weeks of fighting, which has so far seen the deaths of over 1,700 Palestinians, mostly civilians, and 64 Israeli soldiers and three Israeli civilians.
A case study of cracking in a heat-treated aluminum tubular yoke from an aerial fire-fighting platform is presented.
"But then we went with 14 or 15 people with guns, and they did a lot of aerial firing to show we are with you.
They found no difference in the size or severity of fires before and after the introduction of aerial fire-fighting.
While more aerial fire-fighting resources do not necessarily result in faster fire containment (Plucinski et al. 2012), the introduction of specific aerial monitoring by RPAs, e.g. in "mop-up" and "cold-trailing" activities is likely to obviate the need for longer ground operations or repeat visits.
Aerial firing began half an hour later.
