The phrase "airmen between" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context involving airmen, but as it stands, it is incomplete and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The airmen between the two bases coordinated their efforts for the mission."
Alternatives: "airmen among" or "airmen in the midst of".
The relationship between airmen and ground crew was less formal than in British units; squadron members recalled that "The CO is the only one who is ever called 'sir and that officers did not demand "saluting and standing to attention and all that rot".
Again and again, the soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines moved between the hearse and the carriage, as they will when they transfer Mr. Reagan's body in Wednesday's procession.
At the start of the war the land and sea forces used the aircraft put at their disposal primarily for reconnaissance, and air fighting began as the exchange of shots from small arms between enemy airmen meeting one another in the course of reconnoitering.
He ended the season in a match at Lord's between the airmen: the RAAF against the RAF.
Though the It Girl Clara Bow is peppy in the role of Jack's love interest, it's the bond between the two airmen that packs a tender punch.
The road has been closed in both directions between Airman's Cross and the A303 at Stonehenge Fork.
The Australians who supported the D-Day invasion included between 2,000 and 2,500 RAAF airmen in Australian squadrons and British Royal Air Force units, and approximately 500 members of the Royal Australian Navy serving on Royal Navy vessels, as well as a small number of Australian Army officers and merchant seamen.
Mr. Rose, of the airmen's association, said he saw a direct connection between the Tuskegee experience and Mr. Obama's election.
The airmen counted about 600 horse-drawn wagons and guns between Balata and Khurbet Ferweh, a further 200 wagons beyond them, and from Ain Shibleh a mass of cavalry and transport, heading northeast.
The army personnel and thousands of Australian airmen also took part in the subsequent Battle of Normandy between June and August 1944, and an RAAF fighter squadron operated from airfields in Normandy.
