The phrase "aviation branch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific division or sector within the field of aviation, such as military or commercial aviation.
Example: "The aviation branch of the military is responsible for all air operations and logistics."
Alternatives: "aviation sector" or "aviation division".
At the same time, a slashing of the defence budget made it no longer affordable to maintain a naval aviation branch, and the carrier Bonaventure was scrapped in 1970.
That same year he was in the ensemble of "Winged Victory," Moss Hart's Broadway tribute to the United States Army Air Forces, the military's aviation branch during World War II, in which Mr. Forsythe served.
He took flying lessons in his teens and left college early in 1942 to enter a Navy pilot training program before transferring to the aviation branch of the Marine Corps.
By 2015, the aviation branch of the force, which is officially civilian in nature and operates under the State Ocean Administration, will have 16 aircraft; the sea patrol fleet will have 350 vessels by then, and 520 by 2020, the report said.
There should be careful search for means of attracting qualified technical experts, among officers and enlisted men, to the aviation branch.
The Soviet Long Range Aviation branch assaulted the Estonian capital of Tallinn on the night of 8 9 March.
A trusted traveler program is one idea on the table, said Jim Marriott, head of the organization's aviation security branch.
"Terrorists have air cargo in their sights as a means of executing their attack and the system has to be able to deal with that," said Jim Marriott, the chief of the U.N. agency's aviation security branch.
After Mr. Rockefeller's early concentration on aviation, he branched out into electronics, computers and biotechnology, providing capital early on to companies like Intel and Apple long before they became widely known and highly valued.
PARIS — Few weeks pass without some appreciable improvement being made in the military branch of aviation, and it is probable in this branch that the greatest studies are being made toward the perfection of the aeroplane.
On Friday, the Marine Corps identified the names of the 15 Marines and one Navy sailor killed when their aircraft crashed earlier this week in the worst aviation accident for the branch in more than a decade.
