Sentence examples for fighter ships from inspiring English sources
In contrast with the 1991 Persian Gulf war, women now fly combat missions and serve on fighter ships, though they are barred from submarines, Special Forces and the Army's infantry, armor and artillery divisions.
There are academics who argue that the Navy should build a fleet of small, inexpensive "street fighter" ships capable of operating close to shore in mine-infested waters and fending off attacks from low-tech enemies, like the terrorists who nearly sank the destroyer Cole in Yemen last October.
The crew of two Ukrainian fighter ships, blockaded by Russian boats in the bay of Sevastopol, have been using rowing boats to stock up on food after raising their gangways to prevent possible attempts to seize the ships.
A fighter ship must maneuver down a narrow shaft and fire into a small target.
There are also a couple of vehicle you can bring in, the Y-Wing Fighter Ship and Boba Fett's Slave One Ship.
This has been the standard for as long as I can remember; one example I'm sure many readers recall fondly is Escape Velocity, the demo for which was practically the whole game, except that once you passed the 30-day trial period, a rogue fighter ship piloted by one "Cap'n Hector" would harass you and steal your credits (the scoundrel).
Boots pilots a fighter ship to save Democratus from insectoid invaders known as the Virulent Hive.
Today's wars are being fought primarily on land, but the big money is being spent mostly on fighter jets, ships and submarines.
The government has bought billions of dollars in tanks, fighter jets, ships and other weapons from the United States in recent years, but now wants to forge military ties with other allies and nations, including Russia.
The kingdom signed tentative agreements that the Trump administration said could be worth $110 billion, including fighter jets, ships and missiles, as well as energy technology, health-care expertise, job training and a $40 billion joint infrastructure investment fund.
According to a statement delivered to Capitol Hill for review on Friday, General Myers contends that the armed services need to spend $100 billion to $110 billion a year "for several years" to replace fighter jets, ships and other weapons that should be retired.
