The phrase "air task" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to aviation or military operations, but it is not commonly understood without additional context.
Example: "The air task for today involves coordinating the flight paths of multiple aircraft."
Alternatives: "aerial mission" or "air operation".
Defence force chief, Mark Binskin, said the air task group and commando unit were "potent".
Binskin said it was "one of the most potent air task groups we've sent off shore in a long time".
The earlier decisions involved an Australian air task group of 400 personnel, along with 200 special forces soldiers to "advise and assist" the Iraqi military in the fight against Isis.
Australia had six strike fighters involved in bombing raids in Iraq and Syria, 240 personnel in the air task group, 90 special forces advisers and 300 soldiers training the Iraqi army.
While Kenney was enthusiastic about this innovation, Washington did not like it and, over Kenney's objections, converted the three air task forces into the 308th, 309th and 310th Bombardment Wings.
Wishing for a combat post, in November 1942 he was ordered by Clayton Bissell, commander Tenth Air Force, to transfer to China to join General Claire Chennault and his China Air Task Force (CATF), a group formed from the Flying Tigers.
In 1944, under the control of the Special Air Task Force (SATFOR), the TDR-1 was deployed operationally to the South Pacific for operations against the Japanese.
Is that deliberate or incidental It is no coincidence that a non-governmental organisation active in the fight against air pollution, America's Clean Air Task Force, now strongly advocates more research into the pros and cons of geoengineering.
In response, the County Board of Legislators has commissioned a Healthy Air Task Force, consisting of a consortium of environmental groups, that will produce a report pinpointing local sources contributing to the deterioration of air quality in the area and including recommendations for the county to help clear the air.
One study, "Health Benefits of Achieving the Ozone Air Quality Standards," published in December 2003 and commissioned by the Clean Air Task Force, a Boston-based environmental advocacy organization, tries to quantify the effects of air pollution on every county in the nation.
An article on Thursday about air standards issued by the Environmental Protection Agency to address emissions from the natural gas drilling process known as hydraulic fracturing misstated the surname of a lawyer for the Clean Air Task Force, an environmental group, who criticized the agency's timetable for enforcement.
