Sentence examples for combat airplane from inspiring English sources

By 2054, if that rate continues, the cost of a single combat airplane will equal the entire projected defense budget.

The contemporary trend of downsizing training and light combat airplane types with the rising number of the introduced medium and high power single propeller airplane types increases the significance of the method application in the design procedure.

Further, she helped improve mail delivery, secured resources to combat airplane noise, advocated for the new ban on African Elephant Ivory and the slaughter of "downer" calves, and obtained a probe that outlined needed improvements to local railroad safety.

They were the first African Americans to fly combat airplanes in the second world war.

Jesus Diaz over at Gizmodo has the story: The United States Navy and Air Force will be installing "liquid-cooled, solid-state lasers" in combat airplanes.

There is a spectacular deployment of arms, with combat boats and combat airplanes, which has no correspondence with a humanitarian crisis.

Unable to combat the airplanes, strikers are redoubling their efforts to prevent road or railway deliveries.

One member of the board, Steven Wallace, on loan from the Federal Aviation Administration, has repeatedly said that flying on the shuttle is more dangerous than flying an airplane in combat -- possibly 10 times as dangerous, possibly 100.

South Africa is to deploy a reconnaissance airplane to combat a massive rise in rhino poaching.

Even sooner was the use of the airplane in combat, with a mere 11 years between the Wright Brothers' first success at Kitty Hawk and the adoption of aircrafts as weapons by the British military during World War I.

Jon Adler, national president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, says that knives on board "pose the greatest threat to law enforcement, flight crews and passengers in a close quarters combat environment, i.e., airplane cabin.