Sentence examples for be a radio operator from inspiring English sources

After three years of working at nondescript jobs he enlisted in the U.S. Navy, where he was trained to be a radio operator.

My guide was Radar from the historical society, who also happens to be a radio operator for the Minutemen Project (www.minutemanproject.com), a border-watch group seeking to stanch the flow of illegal crossings.

His father was a radio operator for the Ohio Department of Transportation.

He was a radio operator in the police department.

He was a radio operator in the merchant marine during World War II.

Cellist Maurice Martenot was a radio operator in the first world war.

Senator Nelson's office said Mr. Webster was a radio operator in the Gulf.

Larry Goldstein, 78, of Ridgewood, Queens, was a radio operator on a B-17 who flew 25 missions out of England.

Mr. Cohen, now 78 and living in Westbury, was a radio operator on a B-17 during World War II.

Following the war, he was a radio operator on the Kon-Tiki, a balsa-wood raft that sailed (1947) from Peru to French Polynesia to test a theory about pre-Columbian migration patterns.

Mr. Gulley was a radio operator in Vietnam, came home "pretty messed up," he said, and knocked about until he enrolled in college, studied art and pursued it as a career.