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Discover Ludwig"in a squadron" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a group or unit of military aircraft or ships. Example: "The fighter jets flew in a squadron formation, ready to defend their country from any threats."
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In 1823 he served under Porter in a squadron that suppressed pirates in the Caribbean.
It certainly beats the crude cabaret of theme parks or chasing animals across the savannah in a squadron of Land Rovers.
Every July, Coeur d'Alene holds a sale in Reno that brings in a squadron of private jets.
I was 19, and I was in a squadron in the RAF, and Ithink we had 24 MGs in the squadron.
Then, Poe disobeys orders to return to base and calls in a squadron of bomber ships, which fly in and explode like a domino effect.
On 20 April Hermione was the lead ship in a squadron formed of the 32-gun frigates and, the 14 gun brig, and the cutter.
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I was in the A squadron, and the actor David Niven was also in A squadron.
In the army a decurio was an officer in command of a squadron of cavalry.
Wilkes departed in August 1838 with a squadron of six ships, compared with the two each of Ross and d'Urville.
A notable scholar and sportsman, he had a likewise distinguished RAF war record, with an AFC in 1943, as a squadron leader.
It brings to mind my son, Specialist Ian Flanigan, who at last contact was in Baghdad with a squadron of the Seventh Cavalry.
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