The phrase "an airforce base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a military installation used by the air force.
Example: "The government announced plans to expand the facilities at the airforce base to accommodate more personnel."
Alternatives: "a military airbase" or "an air force station."
Border Security Force (BSF) officers found the bird at Pathankot in the northern state of Punjab, where Pakistan-based militants launched a deadly attack on an airforce base in January.
Researchers in the US have used electrical brain stimulation to boost the vigilance of sleep-deprived military personnel working on an airforce base.
Several, Herberger's golden boy Fritz Walter among them, were wangled comparatively safe jobs at an airforce base, which also just happened to have one of the best football sides in the country.
KIEV/DONETSK, Ukraine, June 21 (Reuters) - Pro-Russian separatists attacked Ukrainian posts on the border with Russia and a military base, and tried to storm an airforce base overnight into Saturday, government forces said, putting a Ukrainian unilateral ceasefire under pressure.
This study included subacute patients in primary care and an outpatient clinic at an airforce base.
This study included subacute patients in three outpatient physiotherapy clinics and an outpatient clinic at an airforce base.
Every day, she sits in a chair at a Nevada airforce base and remotely controls a drone aircraft.
He told them about a time when he'd caught huge shit for getting drunk in the Canadian army and stealing a car on a Belgian airforce base.
He told them about a time when he'd got into deep shit for getting drunk in the Canadian army and stealing a car on a Belgian airforce base.
Is this a vestige of the Vietnam war, I wonder, when Ubon Ratchathani's airport was an American airforce base?
At the heart of the controversy is the relationship between Zuma, his allies and associates, and the wealthy, influential and colourful Gupta family, who once used a military airforce base to fly in guests from India for a glitzy wedding.
