The phrase "air force flight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific flight operated by an air force or in discussions about military aviation.
Example: "The air force flight was scheduled to depart at noon for a training exercise."
Alternatives: "military flight" or "air force mission".
Marie-France Comeau, an air force flight attendant based at Trenton who had flown with Colonel Williams.
He was accused of having broken into the home of Corporal Marie-France Comeau, an air force flight attendant based at Trenton, in October.
Jerry Rawlings, the dashing and sometimes ruthless air force flight lieutenant who had first seized power in a coup in 1979, voluntarily gave up his military uniform and ran in elections.
After the second world war, during which he served as an US army air force flight instructor stationed in London, Sterling made two good westerns, Roughshod (1949) and The Sundowners (1950), and was back at MGM briefly for Showboat (1951).
The newspaper La Republica captured the moment in a banner headline in its Thursday editions: "Two Minutes of Terror". Sergio Alvarez, an emergency relief coordinator for Oxfam International, arrived in Pisco, a city of 116,000 people, aboard an air force flight about six hours after the earthquake.
Ambassador Michael Aron later tweeted: "Shots were fired at our vehicles but all staff safe". At Mitiga airport on Sunday waiting for the Italian air force flight, one foreign official said apportioning blame for why it all went wrong must wait for another time.
Since 1995, after Israel's Supreme Court found that the 23-year-old officer Alice Miller should be allowed to take entry tests to join the air force flight-training course, women's participation in all branches of the Israeli military has increased.
An air-force flight-training establishment is nearby.
Mr Rawlings was their leader, a half-Scottish 32-year-old air-force flight-lieutenant who became the darling of Ghana's impoverished masses.
A Republican, Fuller also became wealthy via his reported 44percentt controlling ownership in Doss Aviation, whose work includes training U.S. Air Force flight candidates nationwide and refueling Air Force planes.
The Pentagon denied a request to interview the Air Force flight crews, logistics and maintenance specialists, and security personnel assigned here at a military airfield on the opposite side of the commercial airport in Niger's capital.
