Sentence examples for flying unit from inspiring English sources

The term "total aircraft inventory" means aircraft authorized to a flying unit for operations or training.

African-Americans had been generally barred from military aviation until 1941 when the government created the first black flying unit after lobbying by black leaders.

Early in 1941, responding to pressures for broader black participation as war approached, the Roosevelt administration told the War Department to create a black flying unit.

Williston was the project landscape architect and site engineer on the 99th Pursuit Squadron Training School and Air Field in Chehak, Alabama, the pilot training grounds for the first flying unit of African-Americans, nicknamed the Tuskegee Airmen.

As his career wound to a close, Wellman returned to his roots with the combat films Darby's Rangers, which was set during World War II, and Lafayette Escadrille (both 1958), the latter his most-autobiographical film, dealing with his own flying unit during World War I.

American businessman who blazed a trail as a member (1942 45) of the Tuskegee Airmen, the first African-American flying unit in the U.S. military, and as co-owner of Parks Sausage Co., the first African-American owned business to go public (1969).

Concello who controls nearly all the "flyers" in this country, as well as flying units in England and Australia, bought an interest in a small circus after he quit flying.

So I'm trying to control those all, to run past his strong units in the front, and I'm also trying to use my flying units — I have to make sure they don't get clumped up too much, because he has another unit that does area damage to those".

The first route will be a "red line" flying units of blood to remote health clinics.

Initially comprising two flying units, Nos.

Conversely, Stephens continued, the professionalism inculcated at the school flowed through to all flying units.