The phrase "airmen without" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing airmen who lack something, such as training, resources, or support.
Example: "The mission was challenging, especially for airmen without adequate preparation."
Alternatives: "airmen lacking" or "airmen devoid of".
Mr Hughes faces charges of operating as an airman without an airman's certificate and violating aircraft registration requirements, which each carry terms of up to three years in prison.
Do you trust your chaplains to advise that airman without steering him toward Jesus?," Maj.
About 500 airmen are without sponsors, according to MySanAntonio.com.
Yesterday's flight, when it was generally understood that the attempt had been indefinitely postponed, came as a surprise; the two airmen set out from Lancaster without declaring their intentions, and were fortunate in the circumstances not only in making their landing on the mountain, but in finding an unexpected witness to their achievement waiting to receive them.
He added that the UK's "exquisite" equipment would be left without soldiers, sailors, and airmen to use it.
He added: "And without those soldiers, sailors and airmen - ministers and indeed civil servants, generals, admirals, air marshals are nothing.
A proposal was considered to order the shooting without court-martial of enemy airmen who had been forced down after engaging in specified "acts of terror".
Airmen badly wounded from flak would die without immediate medical attention at that altitude due to shock.
With little in the way of enemy resistance, however, the aircraft were never assembled in country and he had to return without leading the first Australian airmen into combat, a distinction that instead went to Petre as commander of the Mesopotamian Half Flight the following year.
But the American airmen said they could not hand out medicine without the permission of the Japanese government, which they did not have.
