For example, Obrst et al. [ 4] aim to identify 'meaningful, theoretically grounded units of measure in [ontology]' and perform an extensive review of previous ontology evaluation attempts, including a brief discussion of application-based evaluation approaches and quantifiable results.
Each pilot and weapons-systems officer, who flies in the rear seat of an F/A-18F, was assigned a mission supporting a different ground unit.
A report says soldiers stated: "They had eyewitness accounts of children in the village firing at the CF ground unit... and women assisting to resupply ammunition".
During her second deployment to Iraq, Staff Sgt. Stacy Pearsall of the Air Force found herself attached to an Army ground unit that was clearing roadside bombs.
While attached to an Army ground unit in Iraq in 2007, she came under fire, joined in the firefight and dragged a man, twice her size, to safety.
A native Louisianian, he graduated from Tulane University Law School and commanded a ground unit providing support to elements of the Army Air Forces in World War II.
Savchenko, a military pilot, volunteered to fight with a ground unit against pro-Moscow separatists who launched an insurrection in eastern Ukraine against Kiev's pro-western government.
The decision, the result of a yearlong Pentagon review ordered by Congress, allows women to be permanently assigned to a battalion — a ground unit of some 800 personnel — as radio operators, medics, tank mechanics and other critical jobs.
Their airframes break apart to absorb the impact; users simply snap them back together.With some systems, a ground unit can launch a drone for a quick bird's-eye look around with very little effort.
