Sentence examples for flight squadron from inspiring English sources

There's another mode dedicated to aerial combat called "Flight Squadron". Every map is set high above a planet's surface and offers little topography to play with.

Just as President Bush somehow found his way to a flight squadron far from the battlefields during the Vietnam War, the sons and daughters of the mighty are not at risk here.

"I had questioned the superscript on there," she said, referring to the raised letters that appear after the number 111 to indicate the name of the flight squadron, adding she also had some questions about what she believed were some inconsistencies in the documents' signatures.

With Roosevelt's help, he secured a post training American pilots for a flight squadron on Long Island.

The lead investigator found that Richards made mistakes because he was "task overloaded" and feeling rushed by his recent transfer from a training squadron to his new flight squadron.

The population is divided into two main groups: the surface crew, or ship's company, and the air wing, the nine combat flight squadrons that use the carrier as their mobile airport.

In the 1920s this commonly meant one flight (squadrons after 1932) of fighters (Fairey Flycatcher), two of spotters (Blackburn Blackburn or Avro Bison), one spotter reconnaissance (Fairey IIID) and two flights of torpedo bombers (Blackburn Dart).

Blake was the commander of a flight test squadron where he was responsible for the flight test of new Air Force programs.

In 1975, in keeping with fuel cutbacks, the team shifted to the more economical McDonnell Douglas A-4F Skyhawk II and was formally reorganized as the U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron.

It also spurred the Navy's announcement this week that the Blue Angels flight demonstration squadron would not make its usual appearances at air shows this year, including an event at Jones Beach over Memorial Day weekend.

He joined C Flight, 22 Squadron after graduating training in September 2010.