Sentence examples for full squadron from inspiring English sources

The first full squadron of 12 operational aircraft was to be ready by January 2001.

Another epic treatment of British military history, this three-hour account of the abortive Arnhem raid in 1944 found room for a full squadron of film stars (Dirk Bogarde, Sean Connery, Robert Redford, Michael Caine and Laurence Olivier among them) and broached new frontiers of authenticity and large scale recreation.

In February 1964, The Beatles, while not nearly as popular in the United States as they were in Britain, were causing enough of a stir that their arrival at New York's John F Kennedy Airport was met with a full squadron of media reporters and photographers.

No. 33 Flight was re-formed as a full squadron in July 1983.

Returning fire with his full squadron, Pellew rapidly silenced the battery without loss or significant damage to his ships and as the squadron approached Griessie, a message from the civilian governor in Sourabaya reached Pellew, reversing Cowell's orders, releasing the captured boat party and unconditionally surrendering the ships in the harbour.

If the post could be successfully captured, it could be turned into a naval base for use by French commerce raiders and would force the British to deploy a full squadron from the Channel Fleet in response, at a time when every ship of the line was needed for the Trafalgar campaign.

Unaware of the German intent, the controllers directed three full Squadrons and detachments of three others were alerted by 06:15.

Coming under an onslaught of bombs from almost two full squadrons, Kaga sustained four or five direct hits, which caused heavy damage and started multiple fires.

The influence of Don horses was seen as late as in the 1920s and 1930s among the black and bay horses used by the Finnish cavalry – the dragoons of Nyland had two full squadrons of these colours.

For the first seven years following 1988, when the CF-18 was being delivered, the squadron ran six-month full-squadron courses from which the graduating pilots formed new CF-18 squadrons.

A good Squadron looks smart.