The phrase "airborne command" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military operations, aviation, or any situation involving command and control from an airborne platform.
Example: "The airborne command unit was deployed to oversee the operation from above."
Alternatives: "aerial command" or "in-flight command".
"It is developing similar enablers in terms of refueling, electronic warfare systems, airborne command and control, and satellites".
Under the contract, announced this month, Northrop Grumman will receive $1.9 billion to upgrade the Navy's E-2C Hawkeye radar plane and airborne command post.
The Pentagon deployed airborne command posts, better communications and early-warning systems, Minuteman missiles that could be quickly launched, and a large fleet of ballistic-missile submarines.
The Pentagon's boss flies aboard an airborne command post originally built to run nuclear wars, crammed with scores of aides, and often escorted by mid-air refuelling tankers.
The United States' role has been confined primarily to air refueling, airborne command and control, surveillance and the deployment of missile-carrying drones.
Fire officials have also begun training flights in police helicopters so they can use the aircraft as airborne command centers during emergencies.
The objective of the 101st Airborne, commanded by Major General Maxwell Taylor, was to seize the inland sides of the four causeways leading from Utah Beach in order to allow the 4th Infantry Division to exit the beach during the dawn invasion.
Browning sent his most experienced airborne commander, Major-General Ernest Down, to India to command it.
BuzzFeed's Max Seddon hears a Ukrainian commander call his superiors for guidance: max seddon (@maxseddon) 25th Airborne commander in Pcholkino standing on an APC and calling command.
As eye-patched Nick Fury, he technically heads up the whole SHIELD operation and watching him carpet Agent Phil Coulson for nearly destroying "the Bus" – everyone's preferred nickname for SHIELD's airborne mobile command station – was undoubtedly a thrill.
Option 3 was later revised to provide for the use of USMC helicopters together with USAF helicopters and C-130 Airborne Mission Command based in Thailand, and for the ground security force to be made up of marines rather than air force security police.
