Sentence examples for fleet of warplanes from inspiring English sources

For the past three years, it has provided spare parts to keep Pakistan's aging fleet of warplanes flying.

Our existing fleet of warplanes, for instance, might "assure aerial supremacy over any conceivable foe for the next generation," if it were not for the broad range of enemies the military considers "conceivable".

"Eurofighter has an excellent air superiority, but I don't think it's politically feasible to buy our next fleet of warplanes from any source other than the United States," said Kim Tae-woo, a longtime government military analyst and a professor at Dongguk University in Seoul, referring to the Eurofighter Typhoon.

Since his forces ousted the last Islamist militias from Benghazi in December, Mr. Hifter has focused on the south, where he exerts influence through his fleet of aging warplanes and alliances with local armed groups.

Instead, he will propose that the United States upgrade Pakistan's fleet of F-16 warplanes so that it can do the same job — a proposal one Washington official called a "nonstarter".

Then it's the fireworks show, a display of military might so improbable and overdone that it ought to be absurd – a fleet of remote control warplanes would surely be more sellable than the munitions he uses to destroy them – except that Roper's face, lit up by the explosions, takes on a kind of messianic peace.

World War II covered the whole world, involving enormous fleets of ships and armadas of warplanes, with airborne drops and tank battles and amphibious landings on or near four continents.

Pakistan's military has proposed that it carry out the strikes itself using its fleet of American-built F-16 warplanes.

A vast fleet of tankers would be needed to refuel warplanes.

"There is a fear of warplanes.

Are humans still required in the cockpit of warplanes?