Sentence examples for deploy aircraft from inspiring English sources

America should be in no hurry to deploy aircraft and drones for fear of widening the very sectarian divide that it wants to narrow.

Beyond refusing to cede any ground on sovereignty in the South China Sea, China has announced plans to deploy aircraft carriers, and it has strengthened its armada with nuclear-powered submarines capable of firing ballistic missiles.

General Hifter's surprise attacks in Banghazi and Tripoli show that he has been able to gather more support than anybody had given him credit for from the Libyan armed forces and the militias; he was even able to deploy aircraft and helicopters against his opponents' positions.

"The commissioning of HMS Ark Royal, a seaplane carrier, was an important marker in the development of naval air power as it allowed the Royal Navy to deploy aircraft in support of the fleet," says Ross Mahoney, the aviation historian at the Royal Air Force Museum and secretary of the Royal Aeronautical Society's air power group.

At which point U.S. officials again will deploy aircraft, carrier groups, or other forces to demonstrate "resolve".

By 1991, the deployed aircraft were a decisive military asset in the Persian Gulf war.

Eleven Media was among the first publications to report that the Myanmar military was deploying aircraft to attack the Kachin rebels, a policy that the government denied until reports and photographs appeared in Eleven Media.

Britain announced on Saturday night that it was deploying aircraft to assist French military operations against Islamist rebels in Mali as an escalation in hostilities was claimed to have killed more than 120 people.

The coastguard, along with the US and Mexican navies, deployed aircraft and ships to help the stricken vessel, which was drifting about 55 miles off the coast of northern Baja.

"In recent days, Japan has on many occasions deployed aircraft and ships and illegally entered Chinese waters around the Diaoyu Islands," spokeswoman Hua Chunying said.

Last week it emerged that the police in Baltimore were working with a company called, appropriately enough, Persistent Surveillance, which deployed aircraft equipped with high-resolution cameras, recording entire regions of the city for hours on end for law enforcement to browse through.