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airmen

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Plural of airman

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The defence secretary praised a group of about three dozen airmen and soldiers from the various different units at the RAF base for their work in distributing aid.

Scattered on the hallowed ground are crosses planted by passing contingents of NATO airmen; these days they, too, provide protection in the heavens.Siauliai's air base tells its own story of fragile statehood.

The bombing, he said, had actually made his work harder by dispersing the enemy.Something approaching a mystique, though, soon began to surround the claims of the airmen.

They did, however, have access to a group of American airmen, some of whom are of African descent.

America is good at looking after its servicemen's health and, in exchange, many of those airmen have agreed to be part of a long-term medical study that looks at all sorts of health-related questions.

Some senior airmen, worried about the potential creation of a whole new service, are protectively dubbing themselves the "aerospace" force.Is space really an area of growing vulnerability, given America's overwhelming preponderance in all forms of satellite technology?

German officers, soldiers and airmen, with very few exceptions, were happy about the extension of the frontiers of the Reich to the Volga, and many of them participated in the extreme brutality towards the Russians which characterised the whole invasion.Perhaps Mr Beevor could have made more of his new evidence.

His announcement that, over the next decade, some 60,000-70,000 of the more than 200,000 American soldiers, sailors and airmen serving in permanent bases overseas would be pulled back home was made at a veterans' convention in Cincinnati, and there was no need to say anything at all this early.

John Pickup, the agency's founder, says it can be difficult to attract veterans because the Paralympic team is so determined to get soldiers, sailors and airmen (and women) who have lost arms or legs to join its athletes.

Some airmen, Mum and Dad in tow, went for a ride on putt-putt boats.

FOR the first time since it started sending its soldiers, sailors and airmen to report for duty in the world's trouble-spots, Japan is about to sound an embarrassing retreat.

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