Sentence examples similar to air force tracking from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Air Force will be tracking UARS by radar on its way in, but even 2 hours before reentry, there will still be so much error in its prediction that the 800-kilometer-long debris-strewn field could be anywhere along a 10,000-kilometer-long track.

The report, which was ordered after the US air force lost track of six nuclear cruise missiles last August, found that "support buildings, fencing, lighting and security systems" were in need of repair.

Kidwai, when pressed, says that the Americans shouldn't offer lectures about nuclear security, not after the U.S. Air Force lost track of some of its own weapons in 2007 for 36 hours, flying them around unguarded to air bases and leaving them by the side of the tarmac.

That's the Iditarod Air Force talking.

Al Shayrat was home to two squadrons of Russian-made SU-22 fighter-bombers operated by the Syrian air force, one of which was tracked by American radar as taking off from Al Sharyat on the morning of April 4, 2017, and was overhead Khan Sheikhoun around the time the alleged chemical attack occurred. .

Russian and Syrian air force planes have a track record of hitting civilian targets, from schools to hospitals and markets, although both governments deny running a campaign of terror.

Pentagon officials revealed that the advance warning provided by Russia of its long-range bombing strike on the Isis stronghold of Raqqa allowed US air force commanders based in Qatar to track the cruise missiles used in the attack and ensure no American planes were put at risk.

How many pieces of space debris are routinely tracked by the American air force?(a) 850 (b) 8,500 (c) 17,00025 What was invented in 1839 by Sir William Grove?(a) The harmonium.

Malaysia's air force came under particular fire after acknowledging that military radar tracked the flight as it doubled back over Malaysian airspace.

NEAT uses an automated satellite-tracking telescope operated by the U.S. Air Force atop an extinct volcano on Maui, Hawaii.

— It is not uncommon for law enforcement agencies to have helicopters and planes to patrol from above, but Joe Arpaio, the sheriff of Maricopa County, has created what he calls his own air force: a collection of 30 private planes that his "air posse" uses to track illegal immigrants and drug smugglers.