The phrase "air force plans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies, operations, or future actions related to an air force or military aviation.
Example: "The air force plans to enhance its capabilities through advanced training programs and new technology acquisitions."
Alternatives: "military aviation strategies" or "aerial defense initiatives".
The United States air force plans to buy 1,763 F-35 jets; the $379bn program to develop and builder the fighter is the Pentagon's largest weapon's project.
America's air force plans to buy more than 100 turboprops and the navy is evaluating the Super Tucano, made by Embraer of Brazil.In aerial combat, then, low tech may be the new high tech.
The air force plans to buy a total of 1,763 F-35A conventional takeoff and landing jets in coming years, and to operate the largest F-35 fleet in the world.
The system will be tested on the ground, mounted on Humvee armoured vehicles, during 2005, and the air force plans to award a $22m contract to develop technology to enable it to be used from the air.Not all NLWs, however, depend on high technology.
In 1981, early in the Reagan administration, the air force planned to buy 132 B-2 stealth bombers, but budgetary constraints cut the purchase to 21 (of which one was lost in a training accident).
The Air Force planned to airlift two trucks daily in this manner.
"It's a win-win situation for everyone," said Senator Maria Cantwell, a Washington Democrat and one of the strongest backers of the Boeing-Air Force plan.
He also, reports said, last week approved defence plans that envisaged using air force planes to shoot down unmanned aircraft in Japanese airspace.
The company had originally planned to also operate aircraft between Ørland and Bodø Airport, to two main air stations of the Norwegian Air Force, but these plans were abandoned.
"Who is the closest ally of the U.S. Air Force in its planning?
Akhmed Trad, a pilot in Syria's air force, needed a plan: how to spirit himself over a border quickly, and leave no family behind.
