Sentence examples for fly a rescue from inspiring English sources

This comes to a head when the plane flown by Ryan's own brother-in-law gets hit, and Wayne orders Ryan not to fly a rescue.

He flies a rescue medical helicopter to pick up the injured at the worst accident scenes, and to transport desperately ill patients, and has successfully landed on major highways, on the Tappan Zee Bridge, and in a field at an abandoned strip mine.

He was a bombardier flying a rescue mission when his B-24 crashed at sea.

To determine if toxic chemicals are sufficient for causing the death of Hessian fly larvae, a rescue assay was performed with larvae fed on resistant plants for 24 and 48 h, respectively.

Rice flew with a rescue operation for days and was one of the pilots who found the family freezing by their car.

As a general in Vietnam, he personally flew a helicopter to rescue enlisted men trapped by North Vietnamese troops.

Mr. Obama, without naming individuals, recounted their heroism and that of five New York police officers who flew a helicopter to rescue two West Point cadets from a cliff at night despite powerful winds, and the Paramus officer, who was shot three times by a man she had pulled over and was trying to reload when a colleague arrived and returned fired.

He also recommended that Posehn create a game similar to the Apple II game Choplifter; Hawkins felt flying a helicopter and rescuing people was "cool".

LONDON — He is a 29-year-old air force pilot assigned to a six-week mission flying an air-sea rescue helicopter, and his commanders have insisted that his is a "normal operational deployment" and have asked local people and the news media to pay him no special attention.

A CH-46F Swift 1-4 of HMMT-164 from the USS Hancock flown by Captain William C. Nystul and First Lieutenant Michael J. Shea crashed into the sea on its approach to the ship after having flown a night sea and air rescue mission (SAR).

Once it does take off, its job will be to survey the area to see if conditions permit helicopters or smaller aircraft to be flown in for a rescue operation.