Sentence examples for enemy aerial from inspiring English sources

The ground operation is a declaration of failure on the part of the enemy aerial war against Gaza".

In 1936 the Air Ministry, the British government department responsible for the Royal Air Force, believed that in the event of war enemy aerial bombing of London would cause up to 200,000 casualties per week.

When the Allied strategic bombing campaign started to target the German war industry, German planners decided to move production to underground facilities that were impenetrable to enemy aerial bombardment.

On 1 April, after six days of aerial and naval bombardment, the ground troops went ashore, and for almost two months, Texas remained in Okinawan waters providing gunfire support for the troops and fending off the enemy aerial assault.

Colonel Gabreski destroyed 31 enemy fighters in aerial combat and 3 more on the ground.

This is Ronald Reagan's America where the US Air Force kills the enemy through stylish aerial dogfights rather than dropping bombs on to family compounds from drones.

The second, weaker complaint emerging from some officers is that Mr. Rumsfeld failed to pound the fight out of the enemy with an aerial blitzkrieg.

The development of military aircraft exposed enemy positions to aerial reconnaissance, which could be used for purposes of directing artillery fire and anticipating potential offensives.

By then he had been credited with destroying 56 enemy aircraft in aerial combat, making him the leading German fighter pilot at the time.

A flying ace or fighter ace is a military aviator credited with shooting down five or more enemy aircraft during aerial combat.

John Charles Dundas, DFC & Bar (19 August 1915 – 28 November 1940) was a British Second World War fighter pilot and flying ace —a title awarded to a pilot credited with shooting down at least five enemy aircraft in aerial combat.